fnukyguy
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m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
anyone running m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit with sonar 8.5.2 ? without any problems?
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Janet
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2010/02/03 18:25:34
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I wasn't having a lot of luck with it in Vista (but then I wasn't having a lot of luck with Vista anyway.) I'm not sure if they've updated their drivers to be compatible with Win7. You could check their site.
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2010/02/03 21:11:10
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stratman70
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2010/02/03 23:15:45
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Running great here-Win 7 64 and Sonar 852 64. AP2496 seems much "better" in 64 bit arena than when I was using it for many years in XP pro SP2 32b. It's also the same one 2003! Wish I could say the same for Dim Pro 
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2010/02/04 20:57:13
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I've got a Delta 66, same drivers, and yes, they've updated them. Win7 x64 drivers are there. You should be fine. I find some softsynths like ASIO mode better than WDM and vice versa, but fortunately it's easy to switch.
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fnukyguy
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2010/03/01 08:25:46
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I got my new computer, and the m-audio audiophile 2496 works beautifully in windows 7 64-bit.
i7 920, p6t se motherboard, 6gb 1600 ram
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HumbleNoise
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2010/03/01 10:04:03
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Works perfect here as well.
Humbly Yours Larry Sonar X2 x64 MAudio 2496 Yamaha MG 12/4 Roland XV-88 Intel MB with Q6600 and 4 GB Ram NVidia 9800 GTX Windows 7 x64 Home Premium
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2010/03/01 10:16:05
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Smooth as silk here. There were some issues with the card with the Win 7 Beta nd RC versions and people using the VISTA drivers in compatibility mode, but those have all been fixed with the official Win 7 driver from M Audio.
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Janet
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2010/03/01 10:17:03
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Glad to hear they updated their drivers. Hopefully whoever bought mine is enjoying it. :-)
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2010/03/01 12:32:13
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I use the Delta 1010LT. Again, same drivers. Works like a champ in Win 7 x64.
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Briankw
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2011/03/23 20:39:45
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Hello Everyone,
I need some advice. I Upgraded to Win 7 64bit. I'm running Sonar 8.53 with a M-Audio 2496 I have a AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core running at 2.2Ghz. I have 3 Gig of memory. I installed the m-audio drivers for my card. When I was running windows vista home 32bit I was using the ASIOALL drivers. All of the demo songs that came with Sonar would play under vista. When I upgraded to Win 7 64bit (and reinstalled Sonar to 64bit) I still used the ASIOALL drivers. But I started experiencing Sonar to not respond and lockup at times. So I called Cakewalk. They told me that I should be using the M-Audio drivers. So I switched to the M-Audio drivers. I can't get the demo songs that came with Sonar to play smoothly. The songs pop and crack and my CPU % stays around 60 to 70%. If some of you are using the M-Audio 2496 how did you setup the drivers? How did you configure the Audio Options in Sonar?
Thanks,
Keith
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Janet
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2011/03/23 20:44:11
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Have you updated the M-Audio drivers?
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emwhy
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2011/03/24 11:14:10
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Don't use ASIOForAll with the M Audio card, plain and simple. Use it's ASIO drivers and things should work fine.
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Briankw
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2011/03/24 16:52:40
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I downloaded the latest drivers Version 5.10.0.5074. When I click on Audio Options under the general tab. I can't adjust my Mixing Latency buffer size. The slider is grayed out. Also when I click on the ASIO Panel button nothing comes up. When I ran the ASIOforAll drivers it played fine, just would lock up at times. Any suggestions on what I'm missing?
Thanks,
Keith
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Briankw
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Re:m-audio 2496 in windows 7 64 bit?
2011/03/24 17:58:49
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Hey,
Just got off of phone with Cakewalk Tech. I found out that the mixing latency buffer size adjustment is suppose to be grayed out in ASIO mode. Also I found out that the ASIO Panel button under the General tab in Audio Options don't work in cakewalk. I had to bring up the M-Audio Control panel from the windows tool bar and adjust my ASIO/WDM buffer size from 256 to 1024. When I done this it seems to play back fine now. I'm hoping my lockup problems were coming from using the ASIO4All drivers. Time will tell.
Thanks,
Keith
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