Currently I have it set to 4096 Samples but I don't know if I should change it or not.įinally in my audio interface's software I can apart from the latency also set the buffer number but I have no clue what this is and didn't find anything in the manual either.

Now my question is if using Voicemeeter's Virtual AUX ASIO is the same as I would just use my audio interface's ASIO driver in Kontakt? Does it increase the latency?Īnother thing I don't quite understand is the latency set in the Virtual IO Panel and the Virtual AUX IO Panel. So far everythings seems to function quite good except for a the rare occurence of a quick crackle (Maybe I need to increase the latency of the Interface a bit? I have it set to 64 at the moment). My microphone is set as a hardware input and in Kontakt I have Voicemeeter AUX Virtual ASIO selected. To do this, go into the virtual audio control panel, tab around until you see an edit field specifying the number of cables. I use Voicemeeter Banana and have my ASIO Interface selected as A1. Here are the steps that I use to get get jaws and another audio app to record with Virtual Audio Cable after installing it. but I am not quite sure if I set everything up correctly. Now I also want to be able to send the audio signal from Kontakt together with my mic (USB) to Skype, Discord, etc. 1 Reply More posts you may like r/FLStudio Join 4 yr. At the moment I just use it for general playing and don't need to record anything.īecause I wasn't fully satisfied with ASIO4ALL, I recently purchased a small audio interface (ESI U24 XL) to be able to use the ASIO driver for low latency. To use virtual audio endpoints together with ASIO ones, you need either an application that supports both ASIO and other interfaces (MME, WASAPI or KS), or use ASIO-to-KS bridge like ASIO4ALL or ASIO2KS with ASIO-only application. I have connected my piano via MIDI cable to my PC and then use Native Instrument's Kontakt to use their virtual pianos. I am not well versed in this whole area, so I don't have the best understanding of many concepts in audio.

Asio virtual cable