ASIO.dll by jorgen (the EnergyXT coder)

lalo · 2 Jun 2005

is it useful? 😀

lalo

jorge · 2 Jun 2005

lalo wrote: is it useful? 😀

lalo

A dll is no good to us. Also we have the issue of maintaining the code, fixing bugs etc. The reason we decided to use Jorgen's code was because we thought it would be a quick way to reliable ASIO support as eXT is such a great application. It was really great of Jorgen to make his ASIO code available and we also wanted to contribute to improving it if we found any bugs. What actually is happening now is that we have ASIO bugs not from Jorgen's code but from the way we plugged it to SM.

From experience I find it takes longer to understand someone else's code than writing your own from scratch and you end up losing each time you have to fix a bug. Much better to write your own code and have a clear understanding of it.

At the moment getting to a stage where you can export a proper VST is our priority and ASIO is not needed for that. Once we have that, we'll probably start a new ASIO done from scratch following the ASIO sdk which is not such a big task.

lalo · 2 Jun 2005

totally agree 🙂

only reporting it..you might didn't notice it 🙂

lowe

lalo

jorge · 2 Jun 2005

lalo wrote: totally agree 🙂

only reporting it..you might didn't notice it 🙂

🙂 yeah, I noticed. Your post made us think about it and come to the conclusions I posted above. Thanks for letting us know.

bones · 4 Jun 2005

On the subject of ASIO, I assume that it cannot be used at this time as neither the input nor output modules have all the necessary I/O connectors?

Acolmiztli · 4 Jun 2005

bones wrote: On the subject of ASIO, I assume that it cannot be used at this time as neither the input nor output modules have all the necessary I/O connectors?

No. You have to click the device name on the object. This will turn on the ASIO and give you your inputs and outputs.

platinumears · 4 Jun 2005

My ASIO outs seem to work ok, but I got strange distortion from the inputs the only time I tried them..

Dan 🙂