Can the A-Pro be used as an audio interface?

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2010/11/11 13:00:21 (permalink)

Can the A-Pro be used as an audio interface?

I have an awful sound card. I can't even figure out what it is. It's internal, with a dell inspiron, and it's called an IDT High Definition Audio CODEC or something. All I know is that the only driver mode in Sonar 8.5 that I can use is mme-32 bit, even though I have a 64 bit system (windows 7).
I heard that the A-500 Pro can be used as an audio interface, but I can't remember where. It makes sense to me, and it shows up as an audio device in the "devices and printers" folder.
Basically my question is, is there a way to lower my latency this way, because this sound card doesn't cut it.
Thanks for any help.


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Cakewalk Sonar X2 Producer
Cakewalk A-500PRO MIDI controller

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    john6448
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    Re:Can the A-Pro be used as an audio interface? 2010/11/11 15:16:24 (permalink)
    No. The A-Pro series are MIDI-controllers with no audio interface capability.

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    Re:Can the A-Pro be used as an audio interface? 2010/11/23 16:01:53 (permalink)
    Try downloading and installing ASIO4ALL V.2, it worked for me, so it's worth a try. 
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