Wot No ASIO Help!

[jlouvar]

Who are "we" please Mark? I replied to this thread because your reply was marked as an unanswered notification - there were none from anyone else on this topic flagged up?

Many thanks.

I wasn’t there so it was everyone except me, but you’re
welcome, lol.

[Acoustica Greg]

I'm not as logical or methodical as you Mark, so I frequently get in a muddle. Plus I run several 'heritage' pc's with various models of Mixcraft on them, which probably compounds my software confusion at times. I still maintain Mixcraft is the best, I haven't found anything else which comes near to it

Hi,

If you're still having ASIO problems, the devil is in the details, as always. Seeing a mixcraft-log.txt file might give me some clues so I can make specific suggestions.

To find the mixcraft-log file, highlight the following line and press Ctrl+C to copy it:

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%appdata%\Acoustica\Mixcraft\

Press the Windows Key+R to pop up the Run box in Windows. Click in the Run box and press Ctrl+V to paste in the line from above. Finally, click OK to go to the location of the mixcraft-log.txt file. Submit an Acoustica Support Request and attach the log file along with a brief description of the problem.

Greg

[kr236rk]

Thanks, I do still get problems but I get round them. Btw, Mixcraft is not on this pc, I try to dedicate 'vintage' pc's to Mixcraft so the program doesn't conflict with anything else. As previously pointed out to me, the problem is probably not with Mixcraft, it may be my interface - which is M-Audio M-Track Mk II. I have the latest drivers for this interface which is now a 'heritage product' I think. I get round one problem of no recording signal in MC8 by un-usb-plugging then re-plugging M-Track, I then get a message telling me that MC has detected a change in hardware. After that I can record as normal.

[kr236rk]

Hi,

If you're still having ASIO problems, the devil is in the details, as always. Seeing a mixcraft-log.txt file might give me some clues so I can make specific suggestions.

To find the mixcraft-log file, highlight the following line and press Ctrl+C to copy it:

Code: Select all

%appdata%\Acoustica\Mixcraft\

Press the Windows Key+R to pop up the Run box in Windows. Click in the Run box and press Ctrl+V to paste in the line from above. Finally, click OK to go to the location of the mixcraft-log.txt file. Submit an Acoustica Support Request and attach the log file along with a brief description of the problem.

Greg

Thanks Greg,

Followed the instructions and sent the file. This is for my main recording pc. Have a secondary pc which has a slightly different issue. I marked it 'Low' because I now find ways to dodge round the issue, but it would be cool to understand what's going on. Cheers