Question

[shea]

Hi everybody

Does the wave driver/asio work with vista.What do you need to do?and also can you install maudio card and 003 on same machine?


thanks

seamus

[JMS40]

Right now, while there is a Vista ASIO driver, there is no Wave driver.

Yes, you should be able to install an M-Audio interface on the same machine as an 003, but I don't believe it's possible for PTLE and M-Powered Pro Tools to co-exist on the same computer... if that's where you're headed.

Correct me if I'm wrong guys....

[shea]

Thanks jm
No thats not where im heading, Im going to start a new post with my experience and findings so far.
I didnt get the asio driver to work eighter but im not bothered now.Ill let you know.

thanks again for quick reply

seamus

[JMS40]

What ASIO application(s) are you working with?

[shea]

Thanks

Reason stand alone


seamua

[chazzo03]

I'm think of just getting a cheap m-audio interface for the asio wave driver. I know that the digidesign windows asio driver has issues of dropouts and such.. How are m-audio asio wave drivers. Because i'm tired of listening to my mp3's on my pc speakers.

[JMS40]

I know that the digidesign windows asio driver has issues of dropouts and such.. How are m-audio asio wave drivers. Because i'm tired of listening to my mp3's on my pc speakers.

You are confusing the ASIO driver with the Wave driver.
They have different purposes.
The Wave driver (playback only) is used for general Windows audio programs like Media Player, Windows system sounds, iTunes, etc...
And yes, the XP version of the Wave driver has been buggy (no Vista Wave driver yet).

The ASIO driver is a multitrack, (record and playback) full function driver only used for pro audio audio ASIO compatible applications like Cubase, Sonar, Reason, etc..

From the feedback I've heard, I believe you'll find that M-Audio hardware has more trouble free general system Wave drivers than Digi hardware.
Might want to pose your question over in the M-Powered/M-Audio section of this forum.