Universal asio driver For wdm audio Instruction Manual

General Purpose Sequencer Setup
Normally it matters most that you do not get any dropouts even when the CPU load goes through the 
roof. Thus, it is recommended that you relax the latency requirements a little and work with an ASIO 
buffer size that feels comfortable with all your favorite VST plugins active. This especially applies when 
you are recording audio, in which case dropouts are a little worse than just moderately annoying. If your 
sequencer provides latency compensation, you probably want to check that recorded audio is aligned 
properly, and, if not, make the necessary adjustments in the “Latency Compensation” section in the 
advanced settings dialog.
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Latency Does Not Matter A Lot
In certain configurations, ASIO4ALL allows for bit transparent audio where the Windows driver stack 
does not. Hence, audiophiles prefer ASIO output over DirectSound or MME, which most likely does 
mangle audio data. In these scenarios, latency is of little concern and audio input is not asked for. 
Naturally, you would make sure that all inputs are disabled, set the ASIO buffer size to the maximum and 
be happy!

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Using “ReWuschel”
If you selected the 
ReWuschel
install option, the audio inputs ASIO4ALL provides to your host application 
are now also accessible as 
ReWire
inputs. This makes sense for applications that only allow for ASIO 
output, but support 
ReWire
. One such application is 
Reason
.
Now, in order to get real-time audio input in 
Reason
, you need to make sure that ASIO4ALL v2 is the 
current ASIO driver. Then: 
Create
->
ReBirth Input Machine
- that's it! The ASIO4ALL inputs are now 
mapped to the outputs of the 
ReBirth Input Machine
.
Note that, once you have 
Note that, once you have