#Asio4all no sound ableton install#
#Asio4all no sound ableton driver#
#Asio4all no sound ableton windows 10#

It is possible that your DAW may not automatically select the AXE I/O as its default I/O device.

After installing AXE I/O Control Software and connecting the hardware, you can start using your The AXE I/O is compatible with any Windows-based DAW that supports ASIO or any Mac-based DAW that usesД¬ore Audio. When using a DAW, like Studio One, which I use, you'll need to turn monitoring on to hear the dry signal. Whether you are using a DAW or the standalone Amplitube application, it needs to be turned all the way to the right to hear just the signal processed thru the Amplitube standalone application or the plugin inside your DAW. Make sure it is turned all the way to the right, pointing to. The knob is on the right side the AXE I/O next to the knob. The next thing to check is how the physical knob is set. This is the most useful setting when you need to monitor stereo sources, like stereo microphones, вЂњStereoвЂќ mean that channel 1 will be routed to the left side of your monitors or headphones, and channel 2 on This is the most useful setting when you want to monitor one channel per time as this way the input channel will be monitored on both channels of your monitors or headphones. вЂњMonoвЂќ means that both channels are mixed to mono. Here you can determine how the two input channels are mixed on the Direct monitoring path. Does that work? This doesn't mean you can only record mono tracks, it just allows you to hear a mono source input, like an electric guitar on both sides of the headphones. In the Control Panel application, under the section, what is set to? To hear on both sides of your headphones, change the setting to. You're getting there, a couple more things to check out. Mdfk79 wrote:is only coming through the left of my headphones. The preamps are really great too for other recorded instruments/vocals and I do like the control options but as a guitarist I really get 'that feeling' when I plug my guitar in and GO. Even outside my bias as an IK employee, I have been recording for decades and this is hands down the best way to get guitar/bass signal into a computer that I've ever used and I've used a ton of interfaces.

#Asio4all no sound ableton windows 10#

I use AXE I/O on Windows 10 and it is amazing.

#Asio4all no sound ableton install#

You should make sure you install the AXE I/O drivers & control panel from your IK User Area and use those drivers.

#Asio4all no sound ableton driver#

Our driver is not MME/DirectX it is an official ASIO driver. Mdfk79 wrote:Nope, still as bad, uninstalled asio4all, used mme/directx and its just as bad, it's like a clipped buzzing distortion, used a bass as it was easier to set up, this is my second interface and will probably keep it but now have 2 that are pretty much useless for their intended purpose, been creating stuff in daw for years and have a few guitars and basses, thought i'd give it a go again and nope.