Windows laptop onboard audio?

[mike_mccue]

If PT9 runs either ASIO or Core Audio drivers it seems like most Windows OS laptops will require a external device that uses ASIO.

I don't know of any onboard audio that uses a ASIO driver so I am thinking you will always have to hook up to some external sound device.

Yes? No?

I am just trying to learn.

Thanks.

best regards,
mike

[lego]

Almost every audio device can be used with ASIO4ALL.

[mike_mccue]

I've never thought about that. Is that true for stuff like a Realtek audio chip on board a Win PC laptop?

I am familiar with ASIO4ALL and run ASIO on 3 MOTU devices that I own.

I was wondering if I would be able to use PT9 on the Realtek that is on my Toshiba laptop. I did not think it would use a ASIO driver.

Please advise.

Thanks.

best regards,
mike

[albee1952]

Originally Posted by lego

Almost every audio device can be used with ASIO4ALL.

This may be correct BUT......BIG BUT....ASIO4All screwed my system so that PT9 would not see my 003. Uninstall ASIO4All and the 003 shows up and works fine. Not sure what's going on there, but I tested 3 times and made sure I had the latest version.

[lego]

I use PT9 with my Conexant onboard audio via ASIO4ALL. I also have 002, 003 and M-Audio 2626 and there are no conflicts.

[mike_mccue]

Thank You for explaining the specifics.

best regards,
mike