ASIO4All is just an umbrella/translator of WDM->ASIO. Probably because it is routing the audio to WDM, which I don't want.įrom what i recall of ASIO4All (I used it long time ago), you employ it when your audio card does not have an ASIO driver and your player requires ASIO. If I set VB Cable ASIO bridge to ASIO4ALL, it does nothing. Set VB Cable ASIO bridge to output to AcourateASIO (Acourate sample rate set to 44100): this makes AcourateASIO crash. Set 'default audio output device' (under Windows sound settings) to VB Cable, sample rate set to 44100Hz: this forces all Windows sound to go to VB Cable. So, this is what I did (also please correct me, because these settings don't work!): AcourateASIO: takes an ASIO input and routes it to the DAC VB Cable ASIO bridge: takes an ASIO input and routes it to an ASIO input VB Cable: takes a WDM input and routes it to VB Cable ASIO bridge ASIO4ALL: takes an ASIO input and routes it to a WDM input Google Chrome: uses the default WDM output This is my understanding of how these programs work (PLEASE correct me if I am wrong!): I downloaded and installed ASIO4ALL and VB Cable and VB Cable's ASIO bridge, but I can not get it to work. However, I also want Youtube videos to go through Acourate Convolver. I just select 'AcourateASIO' as the default output. With media players like HQPlayer, JRiver, Foobar, etc - it is easy. Therefore, ALL audio signals need to go through Acourate Convolver. I am using Acourate Convolver to generate an active crossover for my system.

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