LEntless
Head-Fier
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Hi. Not sure if this is the correct place, but here goes...
My setup:
-Midi Controller to PC via USB.
-SMSL SD793ii external headphone DAC/AMP- fed to HD800's.
-Old M-Audio Fast Track USB (headphone output jack failure, therefore removed from my chain)
I'm trying to get multiple programs, such as Jammit, mediamonkey, Cantabile, my vst host, to run with ASIO4ALL at the same time. ASIO4ALL runs one ASIO instance, but not several. I tried using the Steinberg's Multi-Client Wrapper, but never had any luck- it would just crash (possibly not 64 bit compatible?).
If there isn't a way to have multiple programs running at once with ASIO4ALL, could I just use my old M-Audio Fast Track USB interface to serve as a ASIO device for all programs, then route the output to the SMSL?
I could go out and get a new USB interface, but I don't need it at the moment and I doubt I could forward the signal to the SMSL. I'd prefer to run the signal to the SMSL as it's a more powerful headphone amp than most USB interfaces have equipped. The HD800's are not easy to drive.
My setup:
-Midi Controller to PC via USB.
-SMSL SD793ii external headphone DAC/AMP- fed to HD800's.
-Old M-Audio Fast Track USB (headphone output jack failure, therefore removed from my chain)
I'm trying to get multiple programs, such as Jammit, mediamonkey, Cantabile, my vst host, to run with ASIO4ALL at the same time. ASIO4ALL runs one ASIO instance, but not several. I tried using the Steinberg's Multi-Client Wrapper, but never had any luck- it would just crash (possibly not 64 bit compatible?).
If there isn't a way to have multiple programs running at once with ASIO4ALL, could I just use my old M-Audio Fast Track USB interface to serve as a ASIO device for all programs, then route the output to the SMSL?
I could go out and get a new USB interface, but I don't need it at the moment and I doubt I could forward the signal to the SMSL. I'd prefer to run the signal to the SMSL as it's a more powerful headphone amp than most USB interfaces have equipped. The HD800's are not easy to drive.