Audio Stream Input/Output is a cross-platform, multi-channel protocol for audio transfer that was developed by Steinberg and is now being adapted by many manufactures of audio/MIDI sequencing applications. It allows various programs to communicate with different sound cards and to recognize all of the inputs and outputs available on the sound card.

I've got some Casios from the 90s that I won't to do a couple of tracks with. Any suggestions on how I might record one of these? I'm thinking maybe I can modify it somehow to get a decent line out from it. Has anyone here attempted something like this?

The only output it has is a small headphone jack. Let me know if you have any thoughts you'd like to share.

I have a question, I got the us-144 usb 2.0 audio interface. I'm new with recording but is there a way to record sounds without asio, I don't really like asio because when I select the inteface I have to plug my headphones into it. I would use the interface for all the sounds but I can't get asio on every software.
So I want to know if it's possible to record with asio4all?

I am using a Ibanez bass and a Zoom B2.1u Pedal.

I have recorded in the past using output (headphones) which I direct to Microphone in on the computers soundcard. After recording, I use VSTs (Auto-Tune, AmpegSVX, GuitarRig, etc) to fine tune the sound.

I am using a Ibanez bass.
I have a Zoom B2.1u Pedal.

I have recorded in the past using output (headphones) which I direct to Microphone in on the computers soundcard. After recording, I use VSTs (Auto-Tune, AmpegSVX, GuitarRig, etc) to fine tune the sound.

I have Cubase SX3 and I've been trying to tweak out the settings forever now, but no matter what I do it will work fine for a bit, then while recording something, it will be out of time to the click after it's recorded. I try the ASIO Multimedia driver that Cubase automatically installs but I find it to be pretty crappy, or atleast hard to get good settings.

Hope I'm not gonna be known as the bloke who asks stupid questions
but here goes
I read that downloading ASIO (asio4all) would help with optimizing CPU power.I use FL studio 6
What should i set the ASIO at? When i played a few tracks the comp didnt handle it too well.Any advice?
Cheers

ok so here is the deal

ive got these equipment running into my asio drives

Line pod xt live - has its own asio drive
Mbox 2 - same thing
M-audio keyboard - interlinks with the podxt drive

Ok so this setup works for me...
Duplex Asio drive:
I can hear the Midi drumkits, i can record the pod xt and listen to everything

Ok I'm using an M-audio Quattro Interface into a Yamaha mixer MG10/2.

I am learning Patch Mix software (software mixer) that came with Emu 1212m.

I can understand that a software mixer's strip can be directed to ASIO so that a

software sequencer that uses ASIO can use the signal that travels through the

mixer strip. But I am not familiar with the concept of "assigning" a