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I found this Software KRISTAL which I believe is very Popular and has ASIO support too ! But it seems way too complicated for me. I know I'm bothering a Lot, but I really dont have anyone to help me with my recordings.
I request you to kindly help me out a little, Please just give me a little start and I'll do my best to Build-On. Kindly suggest me a few Starter tips on KRISTAL or any other Software that is Basi and uses ASIO.
I have read that in the Input - ASIO has to be enabled, but in my Case, I've ASIO listed out, but I can only enable some MIME. Is this the Problem ?
Kindly Help me, Sorry again for bothering everybody
Kindest regards
Kush
No one can master every aspect of guitar playing, they just get better everyday.
When I select 2 or 3 Option, there is no Sound Recorded, But When I Use the MIME Option, I can record the Signal from My MIC. Please help me, How can I use the ASIO ?
Kindly advice.
Regards
Kush
No one can master every aspect of guitar playing, they just get better everyday.
I'd like to know myself how to make the asio4all work with Kristal. It's suppoed to kill the latency while using VST plugins, but I cant figure out how it works or what I'm doing wrong.
I use MME and the quality is good enough for me and with my machine there is not much latency. I have only just installed it and made one recording so I will have a play and let you know how I get on.
There are 4 audio compression drivers that I'm aware of, as relates to live recording:
MME-- This is the built-in windows driver. It is designed for windows multimedia files,
and it is the least efficient of the bunch... Use this only if you have no other options...!!!
Direct X-- This is a Microsoft driver designed for multimedia and games, as well as some
streaming files... Better than MME, but you will still experience lag in multitrack recording...
If you have the choice between the two, choose this one...!!!
ASIO-- This compression driver was designed by Steinberg specifically for audio recording...
If you plan on recording multiple tracks, this is the one to use... Many modern sound cards
support, or have their own version of ASIO, for example: Creative ASIO...
Asio4all-- A set of free downloadable drivers designed to bridge the gap for those machines
whose sound cards do not support ASIO... If your recording software supports ASIO,
but your sound card does not, rather than settling for MME or Direct X, give Asio4all
a try... It works way better than those other two...!!!
Hope this helps...!!!
Cheers
Ben
All of us could take a lesson from the weather. It pays no attention to criticism.
Hey Kush, I am not familiar with Kristal, but, make sure you have the right input selected
and active... I believe that you can choose from/activate various inputs with that software...
Also check your input meter as you are trying to record... If you see activity in the
meter, but you hear no sound, check to make sure your output buss is set up correctly...
Kristal needs to know which output your card is using... Ex. Creative ASIO Stereo out.
All of us could take a lesson from the weather. It pays no attention to criticism.
Download the PDF of the 'Guitar Chord Slide Rule', print it out, fold it together and you'll have at your disposal a very neat tool that will not only show you all the positions for the main flavors of chords, but will also teach you a very important lesson about how the guitar works... It consists of a folded sleeve and six double sided inserts, instructions for cutting it out and folding it together are included with the PDF ... it's very simple to do, and if you botch it, you can simply print it out again!
with my recordings.
