A graphicaly slimmed down BFD would work fine, audio streaming isnt an issue it seems.Ī dedicated Arm64 version should be made for the RPi, as its got enough power, just needs a more complete OS (I couldnt get WINE working on the Pi just yet, but it will eventually). The SSD use isnt an issue, but graphics might be a slight issue, as the Pi is only onboard graphics. WASAPI audio in/out works fine tho, there was no crackling or audio errors, so at worst, it works as a proof of concept and can be manually/human synced if BFD is the leader and has a count in for pressing play on the rest of my set up (one ‘play’ button press on the hardware I have sets about 10 devices off, so it can all be manually synced to BFD on the RPi, even if it cant be MIDI synced due to latency).īasically tho, it works. And finally, I’ll try Win 10 on the RPi to see if that allows ASIO to work. Just having a coffee then I’m gonna try a more well supported/older device, then plug MIDI in to see how the latency feels using WASAPI (I dont think Reaper is reporting correct values, and didnt try any MIDI input last night). Choosing Tascam ASIO doesnt crash but no in/out options come up. Choosing ASIO4ALL causes a crash of Reaper.

Thanks for reading my post and thank you in advance if you have any solution or suggestion.Have you tried ASIO4ALL or not worth considering? I can reset the buffer size just by going into Mixcraft's preferences and clicking Ok, but after a few seconds of recording, latency is back. Now, after I record something and play it back, there it is, the tracks are off, thanks to the latency. My theory is, Mixcraft is somehow 'detaching' itself from the US16x08's software (the one that controls the buffer size).Īlso, I can use hardware monitoring (which I also set in the interface's software routing options) which is fine for recording, as I'm hearing what I play in real time, before it even goes into the computer. I then go back into Mixcraft's preferences and just 'Ok' again and latency is gone, until I start recording again, that is. I then start recording and after a few seconds (a couple of bars later) latency starts increasings rapidly (up to 1 sec or so). Everything works well so far, no latency (at least nothing noticeable). I set up a few tracks for recording and use Mixcraft's monitoring. Now I have set the buffer size on the software to 256 and clicked 'Ok' on Mixcraft settings to start recording. Here, I can't change the buffer size because the US16x08 software is the one that controls it. I open Mixcraft, go into settings and choose the ASIO driver. I'll try my best to explain the problem, since english is not my primary language: Yes, I use it's ASIO driver and it also comes with it's own software, where I have to set the buffer settings and some other routing configuration. I'm using a Tascam US16x08 interface with Mixcraft ProStudio 8, 12gb RAM, 1.80GHz on Windows 10.

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