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Re:Sounds from Sonar 2010/09/16 10:13:34 (permalink)
which drivers did you install for your interface?  you may need to update for 64-bit capability. 

here's the link in case you need it.  according to the specs you listed, you'll need the second download from the top:

http://www.rolandus.com/products/productdetails.php?ProductId=970


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Re:Sounds from Sonar 2010/09/17 15:28:38 (permalink)
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So, have you downloaded the latest driver for your interface?


Yes I have, I downloaded the Win.7 64-bit driver for my Win. 7 64-bit desktop.
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Re:Sounds from Sonar 2010/09/20 10:58:55 (permalink)
Good, that's a starting place. Do you have any stand-alone soft synths you can use? If so, try running one and setting it up to use your audio interface. See if you can get sound from it without Sonar.

The thing to do is divide the problem "it doesn't work!" up into parts. If you know the audio interface works, you can concentrate on everything upstream of it -- you know you won't have to test the speakers, cables, etc. Then you divide what's left of the problem up, and see whether it's before or after (whatever easily tested dividing point you choose).
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Re:Sounds from Sonar 2010/09/20 15:29:05 (permalink)
I hesitated to ask but are monitoring through headphones or do you have loud speakers attached to the I/F.

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Re:Sounds from Sonar 2010/10/01 16:45:21 (permalink)
I actually am now getting sounds from my software. I temporarily switched my audio format to MME, I still can't get sounds out of ASIO which is a problem... does anyone have any advice on getting my interface to work with ASIO? 
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Re:Sounds from Sonar 2010/10/01 18:26:25 (permalink)
Yes I have, I downloaded the Win.7 64-bit driver for my Win. 7 64-bit desktop

 
That's not an answer Stuart. Your desktop has nothing to do with it. Did you install the win 7 64 bit driver for your interface?
 
MME is so less efficient than ASIO. Your interface does ASIO well, better than MME. You have something set up wrong.
If you're getting sound from MME I'd suspect your PC's sound card is still running the show.

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Re:Sounds from Sonar 2010/10/01 18:30:42 (permalink)
Provide some more information on what you have enabled in Options/ Audio/drivers. You really have to study this program, there's a lot variables.

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Re:Sounds from Sonar 2010/10/02 10:00:40 (permalink)
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Yes I have, I downloaded the Win.7 64-bit driver for my Win. 7 64-bit desktop
That's not an answer Stuart. Your desktop has nothing to do with it. Did you install the win 7 64 bit driver for your interface?
Looks to me as if he's saying yes, he has downloaded the driver. By "desktop" he doesn't mean the display backdrop but a desktop computer (as opposed to a laptop).

But without more than a sentence here and there it's impossible to be sure. Stuart, if you want help you're going to have to take the time to let people know what we need to know in order to help you. Be explicit and complete. Include cropped screenshots showing the actual menus and dialog boxes you're seeing.

If you want to get working, you're going to have to work with the people who are taking time out of their lives to help you.
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Re:Sounds from Sonar 2010/10/31 15:34:54 (permalink)
I have disabled all the realtek sound hardware that came with my computer, and I have made the interface the default device for Audio input and audio output, so when I use Reaper I have no problems at all. But when I use Sonar my wave profiler says that my UA-25EX doesn't support the current audio format when i am in ASIO, WASAPI, and WAV, but when i am in MME it says that all of my in/out channels are OK. On the back of my interface there are a series of switches is there a specific mode that I should be in?? should I assume it is the programming in Sonar because I get sounds fine out of Reaper?? apart from this I am experiencing latency in my audio tracks when I am recording does this have anything to do with running my audio hardware in MME???   
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Re:Sounds from Sonar 2010/11/18 18:04:51 (permalink)
>>>>>>But when I use Sonar my wave profiler says that my UA-25EX doesn't support the current audio format <<<<<<<

Anytime you use Sonar and change recording sampling rate or any drivers you want to use, whether it is MME, or WDM/KS, or ASIO, you have to close out Sonar with the new stuff and restart it. And the sound card has to support whatever you are doing with Sonar, and if it does not let you record at a certain rate, it is because it is not supported either by the audio/interface or the drivers for the audio/interface.

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