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hi Hans-Christoph,<br>
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I found that in the svn version of portaudio (namely in pa_asio.ccp)
the driver ReaRoute ASIO is not blacklisted anymore (as committed by
Ross Bencina on June 16), so I think that it will be nice to re-compile
pd against it. Do you think it's not reliable enough compared to the
standard v19?<br>
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Anyway I'll give the nightly builds a try, thanks. That should improve
general ASIO performance of already working devices.<br>
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Best,<br>
S<br>
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Hans-Christoph Steiner ha scritto:
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<div>Maybe its due to the version of ASIO in use? I just upgraded
the build farm to use ASIO 2.2, so nightly builds of Pd-extended are
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I noticed that pd (at least recent versions of both vanilla and
extended) and other portaudio-based applications (e.g. Audacity) don't
see some ASIO drivers: namely, the RME Fireface 800 and REAPER's
ReaRoute ASIO drivers.<br>
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I found several posts in different forums around about both issues, and
I've drawn the following conclusions:<br>
- the RME ASIO driver simply doesn't work, and nobody actually knows
why... However some people report to get ultra-low latencies (3ms) with
the MMIO drivers. Moreover, even with the MMIO driver they can use the
multi-channel capability of the RME only when set at 48000 Hz (but this
is another story...). I will ask RME directly about these issues.<br>
- the ReaRoute ASIO driver is blacklisted by portaudio (as of v19) and
therefore discarded...<br>
The latter is my most urgent problem because I need to route audio from
pd to REAPER with the lowest possible latency/cpu load.<br>
Please help!<br>
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Thanks,<br>
S<br>
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