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asio4all

This program helps sound cards (including expensive ones like Audigy Maudicy's) work with the ASIO interface, which helps reduce the amount of time it takes for sound to travel from the sound card to your computer. If you are using a professional sound card, you don't need this program. After you install it, you need to select ASIO input from your music software.

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asio4all

ASIO4ALL is a program that helps people with low-quality sound cards get better sound quality. It won't work if you have a Guitar Rig installed on your computer.

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The program looks like it is made up of blocks. On the control panel, a picture of George W. Bush is shown for basic settings, and a picture of Albert Einstein is used for more complicated settings.

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I installed Guitar Rig 3 and something called an interface, but I made a mistake while doing it. I'm not sure how I did it, but I managed to mess it up.

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When I use Amplitube, the sound from my computer is cut off, except for the sound from the program. I couldn't figure out how to play music from a video site and have it play at the same time. It only works with either Amplitube or the video site, not both.

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asio4all

The driver made the Apollo Twin USB sound better by reducing the delay from 10.2 milliseconds to 2.6 milliseconds when playing at 48k sample-rate.

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asio4all

(see: asiye for all)

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asio4all

The owner of the WDM driver of my first personal computer made my sound card reach a latency of 12 milliseconds, which is like aging wine. This saved me a lot of money and gave me the chance to work almost in real time with the guitar rig in Cubase. I am thankful to the programmer who created the ASIO emulator, and there is also an alternative called ASIO2KS.

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