#Focusrite asio driver loud drivers#

I installed the latest driver successfully and selected ASIO 2.0 - ESI U86 XT as the output device. Advice here was that the U86XT is a good choice and it duly arrived today. With default settings, Hauptwerk would send all audio to the driver's first two channels, but you can try changing those via the audio device screen in Hauptwerk if needed.ДЄpologies for resurrecting an old thread but I have exactly the same problem (no audio on U86XT ASIO, Windows 7 Pro O/S).Д«ackground: I have been using a Focusrite 6i6 for some years but want to upgrade to a 4-channel system: two front, two rear speakers. Make sure you have the intended channels selected for the device. If the ESI driver's control panel has settings for sample rate and/or buffer sizes then try matching Hauptwerk's settings to those values. If the ESI driver has a control panel with virtual signal level meters, then see whether they register any signal. Maybe also try different buffer sizes (e.g. Try 48 kHz, if you'd previously been trying 96 kHz. Likewise, make sure no other audio/MIDI software (or any other software that's configured to use the ESI device) is running at the same time as Hauptwerk.

#Focusrite asio driver loud drivers#

Make sure that Windows isn't configured to use the device as its default playback/recording device, since many ASIO drivers don't allow more than one application to use their hardware at once (and especially so at different sample rates).

I don't have experience myself with ESI's interfaces ( ), but, in case it helps, my thoughts would be: Thanks very much for evaluating Hauptwerk.