sergiobklyn
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Sonar X1, Win 7 64bit, and Echo Audio Layla24
Hi,
I took the Win 7 plunge and went for a new computer. I've been happily using Layla24 in Win XP using WDM drivers.
I see in the Layla24 Win7 readme file that they recommend using ASIO in Sonar X1. Is anyone using an Echo Audio PCI card with X1 in Win 7 64 bit? What Echo Audio driver mode are you using?
Thanks,
Sergio
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wizdum
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Re:Sonar X1, Win 7 64bit, and Echo Audio Layla24
2011/03/22 21:37:11
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Yes,
Echo Audio ASIO Driver 8.5
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sergiobklyn
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Re:Sonar X1, Win 7 64bit, and Echo Audio Layla24
2011/03/22 21:59:29
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Any problems? What driver mode are you using?
Thanks,
Sergio
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Big E
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Re:Sonar X1, Win 7 64bit, and Echo Audio Layla24
2011/03/22 22:03:48
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Using Echo Mia with Vista 64 bit ASIO drivers on a Win 7 machine. Very low latency. Download at Echo's website. I haven't checked lately for Win 7 specific drivers. Probably should.
Big E Sonar X1b Hackintosh: Windows 7 Pro x64 i7-920, Asus P6T Delue V2 12 GB DDR3-1333 Echo Mia w/Vista x64 drivers MOTU Micro Lite Bunch o' other stuff
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jyeager11
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Re:Sonar X1, Win 7 64bit, and Echo Audio Layla24
2011/03/22 23:46:59
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Echo Gina3G here. Using latest drivers from Echo website.
Are you guys suggesting that the ASIO drivers are a separate download from the sound card drivers?
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wizdum
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Re:Sonar X1, Win 7 64bit, and Echo Audio Layla24
2011/03/23 10:44:04
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No, not a separate download.
Sergio, "driver mode"?
What are you refering to?
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soundtweaker
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Re:Sonar X1, Win 7 64bit, and Echo Audio Layla24
2011/03/23 10:54:38
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WDM seemed to work better for XP but ASIO works better with Vista/Win7
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Re:Sonar X1, Win 7 64bit, and Echo Audio Layla24
2011/03/23 11:30:32
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I have an Echo 3G PCI and Win 7 64. I have used both ASIO and WDM and honestly have seen little to no difference in performance. Both perform fantastically. I settled on ASIO just because Echo suggested it, but either one works great for me.
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Re:Sonar X1, Win 7 64bit, and Echo Audio Layla24
2011/03/23 11:51:50
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sergiobklyn
Hi,
I took the Win 7 plunge and went for a new computer. I've been happily using Layla24 in Win XP using WDM drivers.
I see in the Layla24 Win7 readme file that they recommend using ASIO in Sonar X1. Is anyone using an Echo Audio PCI card with X1 in Win 7 64 bit? What Echo Audio driver mode are you using?
Thanks,
Sergio
Hi, I have your setup except for Win 7 which in my case is 32-bit. I installed Echo ASIO Driver 8.5. Once I installed X1b I lost input channels #2, 4, 6, and 8. Echo doesn't have any idea why this happened, and after my recent experience with Cakewalk technical support I don't expect any solution from that direction either.
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sergiobklyn
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Re:Sonar X1, Win 7 64bit, and Echo Audio Layla24
2011/03/23 12:01:38
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wizdum
No, not a separate download.
Sergio, "driver mode"?
What are you refering to?
I meant ASIO or WDM. I wonder if anyone has used WaveRT in Sonar X1. Thanks, Sergio
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sergiobklyn
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Re:Sonar X1, Win 7 64bit, and Echo Audio Layla24
2011/03/23 12:02:44
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sven450
I have an Echo 3G PCI and Win 7 64. I have used both ASIO and WDM and honestly have seen little to no difference in performance. Both perform fantastically. I settled on ASIO just because Echo suggested it, but either one works great for me.
That's what I wanted to hear. I'll try WDM first and see how it goes. Thanks, Sergio
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sergiobklyn
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Re:Sonar X1, Win 7 64bit, and Echo Audio Layla24
2011/03/23 12:03:23
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PapaBear
Hi,
I have your setup except for Win 7 which in my case is 32-bit. I installed Echo ASIO Driver 8.5. Once I installed X1b I lost input channels #2, 4, 6, and 8. Echo doesn't have any idea why this happened, and after my recent experience with Cakewalk technical support I don't expect any solution from that direction either.
Bummer. I hope you get that resolved.
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