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Post by Wavesplash on Apr 20, 2005 18:49:58 GMT
Ok, here's an odd one. The 16 bit input on my SoundMAX (Dell 8300) works, but the output (20bit 6 channel) shows up as being either in an 'Unknown' state or 'Not Available'.
This used to work fine under ASIO4ALL 1.8
Setup: Dell 8300, SoundMAX embedded audio, M-Audio delta 44 installed, but disabled via the ASIO4ALL control panel.
Thoughts?
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Post by Steen Ole Andersen on Apr 27, 2005 7:24:26 GMT
I have exactly the same problem on a Dell Inspiron 5150 (SigmaTel C-Major Audio). Also with the version 2.6 driver.
The output is unavailable but input is OK.
Weird thing is, that this is only the case in energyXT. In Brainspawn forte, it is working fine.
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Post by Steen Ole Andersen on Apr 28, 2005 6:33:43 GMT
Sorry! Problem solved.
The MS GS Wavetable Synth had been enabled, when I had removed my USB MIDI adapter. I din't notice...
It works fine now, after disabling the GS Synth.
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Post by chris2121 on Nov 5, 2005 0:20:09 GMT
Thanks for finding this out Steen! This bugged me so much and then finally I checked out the forum and this solved my problem. ;D
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Post by McQ on Feb 5, 2006 10:40:49 GMT
Pardon the stupid question, but how do you disable the MS GS Synth? Via Control Panel - Sounds and Audio Devices - Audio tab? Thanks Q  Sorry! Problem solved. The MS GS Wavetable Synth had been enabled, when I had removed my USB MIDI adapter. I din't notice... It works fine now, after disabling the GS Synth. |
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Post by Michael Tippach on Feb 6, 2006 0:41:30 GMT
Pardon the stupid question, but how do you disable the MS GS Synth? Via Control Panel - Sounds and Audio Devices - Audio tab? It is usually fully sufficient to disable the MS GS Synth as a MIDI out port in your audio application. Most orf the time, this is as easy as unchecking a check box somewhere. As far as Logic, you need to edit "WIN.INI" If that doesn't help, I remember there was a registry hack posted by someone like one year ago that you can search the forum for. |
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Post by Pablo on May 31, 2009 19:02:25 GMT
Thank you so much Michael, that was the thing that make unavailable my output in ableton!
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Post by Kinslayer Kyle on Jan 2, 2010 2:46:14 GMT
Success!!! God my music is now without delay. If it weren't for all you guys replying to forums I would be nowhere. Thank you.  ;D  |
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Post by Arturo on Jan 2, 2010 18:34:19 GMT
Hello everyone! i'm having a problem here,and i'm new in this field,you see i have a casio lk50 connected via midi usb, so i have some few vst, and i've downloaded the asio4all to remove the latency, but in those VST when i select the asio4all it doesn't makes any sound, when i go to the asio4all the output options say: "Out : 6x 8-48kHz, 16 bits ( Status: Unavailable! >-In use by another application? >- MS GS' wavetable synth enabled? ) what can i do to solve this problem?  |
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Post by rsquare88 on Feb 14, 2010 23:18:21 GMT
Hello all! I have FINALLY figured the solution to making ASIO4all to work on Ableton!  Follow these steps (worked for me - Vista): 0. Close "Ableton". 1. Go to "Control Panel" 2. Go to "Hardware & Sound" 3. Go to "Sound" 4. Double click "Speakers" or watever your main playack device is. 5. Go to the "Advanced" tab. 6. Disable the "Exlusive Mode" - Uncheck "Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device." 7. Click "OK" - and you're done! Before opening Ableton again, go to the "ASIO4all Offline Settings" (should be under the ASIO folder in "All Programs"). Go to "Advanced Options" Make sure the "Always Resample 44.1kHz <-> 48kHz" is checked, with everything else unchecked. Under the "WDM Device List", make sure that your audio device has the green "play" icon showing beside it. If it's not shown, then just click the "power button" you see beside it. It should activate it, and everything should have the green play icon (if you expand the list more). I hope this helped. The main part of this whole thing is to disable the "Exclusive mode" (Steps 1-7). PeAcE. |
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