This is probably the easiest. You trade latency for ASIO going through the Windows mixer directly (IIRC ASIO4All doesn't do this), which has additional benefits, like you can easily capture the output of your DAW for screen captures (video recording, live streaming etc). As long as you don't need low latency, the setup is a lot easier than other more powerful options.You can also try the FL Asio driver. See also this thread: viewtopic.php?t=560749
If you install it, you need to go into the control panel and select your output device, but that's pretty much all the setup that should be needed.
Flex also works for screen captures and multiple applications playing sound at once, but I don't have it installed on this PC to confirm what settings you need. If it isn't working, just try the FL Studio one. It's geared towards people who don't want to be faffing around with setting everything up, but is also very limited in what it can do.
The other alternative is to simply use the Windows devices rather than ASIO in your host. Latency will really suffer though.
Statistics: Posted by sjm — Fri Mar 15, 2024 10:20 am