ASIO Multiclient

[MD69]

For the ones interested with a multiclient ASIO :

Karl Steinberg have released a beta multiclient ASIO which allow several applications to share 1 ASIO interface
check here:

http://www.cubase.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=101066

cheers

[Zer]

www.asio4all.de is for about three years multiclient depending on the faulty of your sucking mainboard drivers.

[voidar]

Have anyone tested this yet??

[valis]

Worked here, I didn't have a use for it tbh but it works.

[voidar]

I am looking at getting a used Apogee Mini-me for playback/recording via USB, but I still want to have access to my other I/O via ADAT, use plugs in XTC-mode i.e, and I think this is the only option.

Did you experience any added latency?

[dawman]

I have to use ASIO 2 modules already for Bidule. But I have VDAT playing backing vocals and it has a silent click as it was recorded in sync.
I would like to playback and record simultaneously.
For example VDAT plays and records to itself, but having a sequencer and Bidule simultaneously would be ideal. I could edit out or in whatever I want later. Just recording back to VDAT is a nice way to reference but I can't really edit much.
This should be a fun experiment. Bidule playing VSTI's, VDAT playing back background vocals, and everything synced via clock to click and simple metronome for recording to a sequencer live.
I'll cross my fingers.
Nice find, thanks.

[Tau]

@voidar: I have to say I haven't tried this wrapper, but, from what I read, this will allow the same ASIO driver to be used by multiple applications, and what I understand from what your saying is that you want to use two different drivers as one (the Apogee and the Scope). This is possible in OSX (the aggregated driver option), but I don't know if it can be done in Windows.

I may be reading this all wrong, though

T

[garyb]

I have to use ASIO 2 modules already for Bidule. But I have VDAT playing backing vocals and it has a silent click as it was recorded in sync.
I would like to playback and record simultaneously.
For example VDAT plays and records to itself, but having a sequencer and Bidule simultaneously would be ideal. I could edit out or in whatever I want later. Just recording back to VDAT is a nice way to reference but I can't really edit much.
This should be a fun experiment. Bidule playing VSTI's, VDAT playing back background vocals, and everything synced via clock to click and simple metronome for recording to a sequencer live.
I'll cross my fingers.
Nice find, thanks.

i don't think this is much help to you. i think you can already do what you want with midi clock.

[dawman]

You don't think I could record into Cubase and use Bidule at the same time....?

[garyb]

oh, gotcha.
yes, maybe this would be the ticket for you....

[voidar]

his is possible in OSX (the aggregated driver option), but I don't know if it can be done in Windows.

I may be reading this all wrong, though

T

Yes, this is what I want. I see the problem. I might just have to use the spdif option then, but would be cool to have the mini-me's monitoring working.

[valis]

Sounds like what you want is the ability to 'aggregate' devices into a single driver.

[voidar]

Yup, right on the money .

But no luck.