why is bandlab not seeing my usb cards mutiple outputs??

[eagerbrook eagerbrook]

Hi,

 

New to the forums.

I am using bandlab with a ( cheap) usb sound card.

The card is recognised by Windows 10 and I have configured it for 7;1 surround in the sound settings.

It tests fine.

So...... when I go the the audio preferences in bandlab I see

1)  both of my Virtual  (VAC )  cables  for inputs  ( one of the reasons I am using bandlab is that it can accomodate more than one input )

2) the usb sound card for output.

 

HOWEVER, if I arm a track, although I can select either  virtual cable for input, for output all get is either  L, R,  or stereo output for the card??

What happened to eight individual outputs? - or even four stereo outputs??

I need to be able to assign the track input to different outputs of the sound card?

 

Can anyone help- or am I going mad 🙂

 

Don

[eagerbrook eagerbrook]

Hi Thanks for the reply.

 

Sadly have forgotten bandlab.

Moved to another daw that works fine with wasapi shared

 

THanks again

 

don

[msmcleod]

Do you have the outputs checked in Preferences? - i.e. they not only need to be listed, you also need to have them checked.
 

[eagerbrook eagerbrook]

THanks for the reply MsMcleod

 

Here are screenshots of my audio preferences.

There doesn'tseem to be any options for enabling the multiple outputs of the sound card??

 

ManyThanks

 

Don

[msmcleod]

The issue is you're using WASAPI shared, which essentially goes through Window's sound.

Use ASIO if you've got ASIO drivers for your device, otherwise try WASAPI Exclusive. 

[eagerbrook eagerbrook]

HI,

That makes no sense to me

 

I am using bandlab to add  audio fx  to multiple browser audio in windows.

Wasapi exclusive does not work with multiple sources at once.

It would appear when I select wasapi shared,  bandlab analyses devices, and the waveprofiler can only see two outputs for the usb sound card.

Every other daw shows the eight available outputs for the card  ( in wasapi shared ), why not Bandlab??

I do not want to use asio.

 

Cheers

 

Don

[Bass Guitar]

The proper way to do this is to purchase a ( not cheap) Audio interface that has a Loopback feature. Most interfaces have this now and for the reason you are stating. Cheapo, none ASIO interfaces rarely work with Cakewalk. This video explains this stuff. 

 

 

[Wookiee]

@eagerbrook eagerbrook there is an app that allows you to route multiple apps to an ASIO driver sorry I don't recall the name but try searching the interweb for "ASIO audio router"

[eagerbrook eagerbrook]

hi

thanks wookie

i am now using presonus studio one (free version )

It has routing that works in wasapi shared

 

Cheers

 

Don