#CUBASE LE 4 ASIO HOW TO#

Studio One also did at the time (I think the version I was trying was 3), and I seem to remember it was even worse there. It wasn’t only Cakewalk that had the issue. I am thinking Jim Roseberry was the source of the information I saw, though. The closest I’ve found, which does ring a bell in that I’m pretty sure it was removing some registry entries, is in the thread at How can I remove the generic low latency asio driver? - Computer Setup and System Configuration Forum - KVR Audio.

#CUBASE LE 4 ASIO HOW TO#

I eventually found instructions on how to remove the generic low latency drivers from the system, but I couldn’t find the instructions now in a search. The only workaround when it was in that state was to find a way to exit the program (you had to be fast and know the keystrokes and luck into getting them entered in the brief moments when the program returned control to the user between dialog boxes), then go out and separately change the sample rate for your device to the one needed for the project (I think – this was a long time ago). It wasn’t an issue if you were using a sample rate set was the same for both devices (the generic one just used my onboard sound card, I think – or maybe it was if the device was already at the same sample rate as the project you were opening), but when the sample rates weren’t matched, then it got that weird loop. The problem seemed to be that the Cakewalk application would read drivers in alphabetical order, and it would get into some kind of nasty loop that was very difficult to break out of when it encountered the generic ASIO drivers that Magix and Steinberg installed because both “generic” and “Magix” came before “MOTU” in my case (I use a MOTU 828x interface). I remember the generic low latency driver – not only the one from Steinberg, but also one from Magix – causing nasty problems with SONAR (or maybe it was Cakewalk by BandLab by that point - in the past. You should use the specific ASIO driver for your sound card with Cubase.

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