ewitles
gang -
had this in my possession since spring of 2015 but never used it live (wanting to learn it for starts). but looks like i'm going to evaluate making it part of my kit this year and need some help. in fact, have not connected it since v 8.1 was released.
asio i heard is not very friendly but use waspi. that said, what is the latest best sound setup for waspi? i don't use time codes and would like to record my mixes live.
windows based pc - not a mac.
thanks gang!
had this in my possession since spring of 2015 but never used it live (wanting to learn it for starts). but looks like i'm going to evaluate making it part of my kit this year and need some help. in fact, have not connected it since v 8.1 was released.
asio i heard is not very friendly but use waspi. that said, what is the latest best sound setup for waspi? i don't use time codes and would like to record my mixes live.
windows based pc - not a mac.
thanks gang!
Posté Sun 03 Feb 19 @ 3:13 am
Dj-RFTD
ASIO only ....
Posté Mon 04 Feb 19 @ 9:08 am
Mobile Zombie
Of course you can use WASAPI with the 6000mk2.
Just select WASAPI in the audio config instead of ASIO
Just select WASAPI in the audio config instead of ASIO
Posté Mon 04 Feb 19 @ 9:31 am
groovindj
My suggestion would be to try the 6000 with its ASIO driver first. You may not have any issues.
It's best to use the driver supplied with/for the product. It should give the best performance.
If you do get problems (even after adjusting the buffer to a sensible size) then switch to WASAPI which is Microsoft's own take on a low latency driver - but obviously it's generic, not designed specifically for a particular audio interface.
It's best to use the driver supplied with/for the product. It should give the best performance.
If you do get problems (even after adjusting the buffer to a sensible size) then switch to WASAPI which is Microsoft's own take on a low latency driver - but obviously it's generic, not designed specifically for a particular audio interface.
Posté Mon 04 Feb 19 @ 6:00 pm