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mutiple sound cards in ableton live
Posted on: 02.08.2011 by Jacqualine Arroyos
in my project sif
Jacqualine Arroyos
09.08.2011
Originally Posted by DJ Phatso
In ASIO4all, did your go into ADVANCED mode and enabled all possible outputs ?

Now would be a good time to read the ASIO4all manual...
... did you read what i'v wrote?


in asio4all all of the outputs are enabled...
Jacqualine Arroyos
08.08.2011
Originally Posted by DJ Phatso
When using ASIO4all, all devices you want to use will be visible,so you will have to select the input/output you want to use.

Then, in your software, when you select ASIO4all as your audio interface, all inputs and outputs will appear, normally in the order they are enumerated (i.e 1st soundcard, then 2nd, etc).

But again, much easier to go with a soundcard that already has mulitple in/Out.
yes, i know that is easier... but i can't pay for one right now... :-(


about the asio4all, it shows all of the inputs/outputs, but in ableton live, i can only use 2 channels of one device at a time...

i can't use the same output for two devices... am i doing something wrong?
Jacqualine Arroyos
03.08.2011
Originally Posted by MuzicFreq
asio4all
and how do i send the same thing trough two outputs (sound cards)?
Jacqualine Arroyos
03.08.2011
Originally Posted by DJ Phatso
A better way would be to get a multi-output soundcard with ASIO drivers and cut down the trouble of having to deal with multiple soundcards...
yes that's the idea... but in the meanwhile ...
Jacqualine Arroyos
03.08.2011
Originally Posted by djchriswoods.co.uk
ableton should deal with the multiples on its own ok
how?
Jacqualine Arroyos
02.08.2011		in my project sif
Rolanda Clodfelder
09.08.2011		Did you enable all the outputs for the AISO soundcard device in Ableton though as well ?

Nifty lil soundcards BTW ...

http://www.djranking s.com/community /showthread.php?t=28100
Jacqualine Arroyos
09.08.2011
Originally Posted by DJ Phatso
In ASIO4all, did your go into ADVANCED mode and enabled all possible outputs ?

Now would be a good time to read the ASIO4all manual...
... did you read what i'v wrote?


in asio4all all of the outputs are enabled...
Celsa Courtemanche
09.08.2011		In ASIO4all, did your go into ADVANCED mode and enabled all possible outputs ?

Now would be a good time to read the ASIO4all manual...
Jacqualine Arroyos
08.08.2011
Originally Posted by DJ Phatso
When using ASIO4all, all devices you want to use will be visible,so you will have to select the input/output you want to use.

Then, in your software, when you select ASIO4all as your audio interface, all inputs and outputs will appear, normally in the order they are enumerated (i.e 1st soundcard, then 2nd, etc).

But again, much easier to go with a soundcard that already has mulitple in/Out.
yes, i know that is easier... but i can't pay for one right now... :-(


about the asio4all, it shows all of the inputs/outputs, but in ableton live, i can only use 2 channels of one device at a time...

i can't use the same output for two devices... am i doing something wrong?
Celsa Courtemanche
08.08.2011		When using ASIO4all, all devices you want to use will be visible,so you will have to select the input/output you want to use.

Then, in your software, when you select ASIO4all as your audio interface, all inputs and outputs will appear, normally in the order they are enumerated (i.e 1st soundcard, then 2nd, etc).

But again, much easier to go with a soundcard that already has mulitple in/Out.
Jacqualine Arroyos
08.08.2011		and about windows 7
Kandy Ahdoot
08.08.2011		On mac you can just join the cards together in the audio / midi settings
Jacqualine Arroyos
08.08.2011		anyone?
Jacqualine Arroyos
03.08.2011
Originally Posted by MuzicFreq
asio4all
and how do i send the same thing trough two outputs (sound cards)?
Stephnie Godbole
03.08.2011		asio4all
May Artman
03.08.2011		AFAIK what you're trying to do isn't possible in ableton itself... I tried for a while and the only workaround I managed was routing the same input signal to two channels in ableton, having those two output externally to something with multiple channels like Soundflower, and having that route to multiple soundcards.
Jacqualine Arroyos
03.08.2011
Originally Posted by DJ Phatso
A better way would be to get a multi-output soundcard with ASIO drivers and cut down the trouble of having to deal with multiple soundcards...
yes that's the idea... but in the meanwhile ...
Jacqualine Arroyos
03.08.2011
Originally Posted by djchriswoods.co.uk
ableton should deal with the multiples on its own ok
how?
Teresia Janusch
02.08.2011		ableton should deal with the multiples on its own ok
Celsa Courtemanche
02.08.2011		A better way would be to get a multi-output soundcard with ASIO drivers and cut down the trouble of having to deal with multiple soundcards...

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