a problem may occur during when i install Focusrite scarlett driver but when i open fl studio 20. then one error may appear and i dont know why its appearing like :-
(not enough asio output channel available. at least 2 channels are needed)

Hi there,
I got myself a new PC, reinstalled Cubase with all licenses etc.. and it works fine.
Now I wanted to connect my Tascam 16x08 interface, so I got the latest driver. Note: the interface is at the studio, so I didnt connect it yet. Just wanted to install the 16x08 driver in advance.

Could someone explain me the best driver for editing and mastering on a PC?

I know that for recording the ASIO driver is the best due to its minimized latency, but I have a doubt if this same criterion applies in the case of editing and mastering on the computer.

PC is XP(cant load newer windows without clean install) and 64bit and using Cool Edit Pro (I know), realtek drivers. What is the best audio interface for my situation since CE can't use Asio- would something like Lexicon Alpha and its MME driver help latency,etc? Thanks for any help. xo

Hi!
I have a Lexicon Alpha on it's way to me. It's my first interface, so I have a few questions relating to it.
From what I gather, these devices use ASIO drivers to connect/input to the computer(Gateway PC, Windows Vista Home Premium).
Secondly, I use MIDI drums(BIAB).
I have no midi or asio drivers on my computer. I use midi mapper for BIAB sounds.

Hello all, i'm new to this forum so i might be posting on the wrong sub-forum, excuse me if i am.

Hey everybody!

I looking at possibly purchasing this audio interface

I recently purchased Fender Mustang amp and Audio-Technica ATR2500 USB microphone to record my guitar and voice. I thought it would be an affordable choice without the need of an audio interface with other gears

My laptop has Realtek HD(For ASUS U43JC-X1), and I use Ableton Live 8.2.5.

What are each of these drivers use and why are there options?
Also, I'm confused over what Multi-Channel means with WDM?

Guys,

There are some sounds on the old Casio keyboards I'd really like to record, but those old keyboards themselves don't record very well. Anyone know of a site I could download some of these sounds from? For those of you who might be familiar, I'm looking for the 'Twinkle Echo', and 'Wah Voice' sounds particularly. That'll be it for now,

Thanks.