Click on the wrench icon on the right to open up the advanced menu. click the configure button underneath this to open the ASIO4ALL configuration window. Unless you're doing 7.1 stuff and need the audio from the computer pre-divided into that kind of signal, you can set the audio cable input to stereo just like you would when setting up your speakers in a normal application.Ģ) Open Audiomulch and go to Edit - Settings - Audio Driver. But! If you hit the "reset audio" button in Audiomulche's Audio Driver screen it works!įor anyone doing this in the future here's the steps I took:ġ) Open the windows volume mixer (little speaker icon in the task bar) and set your default in and out devices to your virtual audio cable. Hit "Apply" to make ASIO4ALL my driver.and nothing. I manually selected it in the ASIO4ALL menu and went back to Audiomulch. Thanks Jazzi! I played around with it a bit more and got the VB-Cable to show up. ASIO supports more than 8 channels easily. The Motu should (theoretically) let me assign it's analog headphone output as two more independent channels for a total of 10, and that would be nice for experimenting with steering algorithms, Dolby PL2, ambiophonics, etc. I'm content to stay with Directsound except it seems to only support a maximum of 8 channels.
Is that typical? I've also tried using the ASIO bridge from the same software page linked above but I'm not even sure if I'm using it right because of the lack of documentation, lol. When I switch to using ASIO (I've tried both ASIO4ALL and the ASIO drivers that came with the Motu) I can't see my virtual cable as an input in Audiomulch.
To the issue: In Audiomulch if I'm using Directsound I can set up channel assignment and patch everything through to my 8 analog outputs on the Motu with no issue. OS is Win7 32bit (side note for those wanting to run 64bit - Audiomulch won't load most VSTs and you'll have many problems with a lot of VSTs in general). My VST host is Audiomulch 2.2.4 and my virtual audio cable is from VB-Audio ( VB-Audio Virtual Apps).
It's connected via firewire and is powered by the firewire bus so that's pretty cool (it can be externally powered at 12v as well). I'll be using a Motu Traveler Mk3 as the audio device. I'm working on getting my new carputer set up and hit a small snag.
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