Hey! I have an audio interface with a microphone plugged in. I have a multi effect pedal also working as an interface with a guitar plugged in. I can plug my headphones into the audio interface and use direct monitor to hear my microphone without delay. I can do the same on the pedal to hear the guitar. However, I can't hear both without delay. Is there any way I can do some ASIO routing in coconut to hear the two inputs at the same time?
You could create a VASIO device that combines both devices and add a delay to the device that reacts quicker. (check at 16:42 of the video). The nature of these software solutions sadly always introduces some form of delay. Even if windows were to introduce aggregate devices as a native feature, this would still be the case. So the only solution available to you, is to compensate on the faster devices through a delay.
Hi, sorry i have no experience with cakewalk, but if you want to output the master, you'll probably have to make sure that two VASIO channels go back out to your actual/real audo device/interface.
@@sandroidmusic How do I do it... I've succeeded before. But after I tried setting it a second time I couldn't. I don't know if I forgot or something. Please help
Man I'm struggling to make this App work with my DAW and OBS, I created a Virtual Asio and connected desktop audio and Microphone out on this Virtual Asio and it doesn't show on OBS any audio over there, Idk what I'm doing wrong. Can you help me out?
You probably need to add a VAIO so you can route whatever is coming out of your Virtual ASIO to the VAIO. The VAIO should be visible in OBS, because ASIO device won't be (as far as i know).
Don't shoot me, i'm half swiss and half italian.. so i can't decide between saying Assio or Awsio apparently 😆
I've just started in this audio world with windows but i already feel that this is gold !!
If you are on Windows at some point this will most definitely come in handy. Hope it helps 🤗
You are a legend Sandroid!!
Hope it was useful! 🙏
This is super usefull video! Thank You Sandroid! ^ ^ ❤
Happy to help! 🤗
thanks! just installed and setting up now
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Awesome. Good luck and i hope it works well for you!
Excellent!
Why thank you! 🙇
Yes.
Alright then. 😘
BAM! There it is!
Took a moment, these types of videos are a lot more work than i expected 😅
@@sandroidmusicThis is excellent!
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@@bexiexz thanks! still feels odd making a talkie video, but i hope it was useful 😊
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Hey!
I have an audio interface with a microphone plugged in. I have a multi effect pedal also working as an interface with a guitar plugged in.
I can plug my headphones into the audio interface and use direct monitor to hear my microphone without delay. I can do the same on the pedal to hear the guitar. However, I can't hear both without delay.
Is there any way I can do some ASIO routing in coconut to hear the two inputs at the same time?
You could create a VASIO device that combines both devices and add a delay to the device that reacts quicker. (check at 16:42 of the video). The nature of these software solutions sadly always introduces some form of delay. Even if windows were to introduce aggregate devices as a native feature, this would still be the case. So the only solution available to you, is to compensate on the faster devices through a delay.
How do you save a preset? `Save Preset As` is grayed out for me :(
Right-Click inside the Routing/Patch-Zone -> Store All Grid in Selected Preset
I try for cakewalk.. and no output sound on mastering... How to setting output?
Hi, sorry i have no experience with cakewalk, but if you want to output the master, you'll probably have to make sure that two VASIO channels go back out to your actual/real audo device/interface.
@@sandroidmusic How do I do it... I've succeeded before. But after I tried setting it a second time I couldn't. I don't know if I forgot or something. Please help
Thank now ITS work.. Thanks
Man I'm struggling to make this App work with my DAW and OBS, I created a Virtual Asio and connected desktop audio and Microphone out on this Virtual Asio and it doesn't show on OBS any audio over there, Idk what I'm doing wrong. Can you help me out?
You probably need to add a VAIO so you can route whatever is coming out of your Virtual ASIO to the VAIO. The VAIO should be visible in OBS, because ASIO device won't be (as far as i know).
@@SinisterDex nice I'm gonna try if it doesn't work I'll upload the screenshot on imgur and post here, thanks!