abnorm
I am currently using Echo Indigo DJ. How does the sound quality compares between ASIO drivers and regular? I remember reading last year to avoid ASIO, was that issue fixed with version 3.4?
Posted Sat 10 Jun 06 @ 2:57 am
nico anders
Asio is a very old and the first soundmodul for musicsoftware and soundcards but less latenz between 2-5ms the newest is direct sound 5-20ms and the stability is kernel driver modul 3-6ms and wdm 5-10ms
Posted Sat 10 Jun 06 @ 3:46 pm
abnorm
It is very hard to understand what you mean, but I was mainly asking about sound quality. I am not worried so much about latency at this time.
Posted Sat 10 Jun 06 @ 8:38 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
direct sound and asio sound is about the same
asio is used for LATENCY.. when you want to have low latency for use with for example timecode vinyls
but without timecode, choose direct sound... easy setup, less hazzle...:)
asio is used for LATENCY.. when you want to have low latency for use with for example timecode vinyls
but without timecode, choose direct sound... easy setup, less hazzle...:)
Posted Sat 10 Jun 06 @ 8:43 pm
olivier REMUX
Hi,
Hum...
The best way is to avoid the directsound and bypass the K mixer of Windows.
ASIO is better in many way.
I hope that the next Virtual DJ 4.x will have a audio engine up to 24bits/96 Khz. Asio is usefull
with such audio engine.
Hum...
The best way is to avoid the directsound and bypass the K mixer of Windows.
ASIO is better in many way.
I hope that the next Virtual DJ 4.x will have a audio engine up to 24bits/96 Khz. Asio is usefull
with such audio engine.
Posted Mon 12 Jun 06 @ 12:01 am
asymptote
Yeah, a lot of the professional type music software recommends ASIO but mainly for low latency with keyboard use. Reason for example works great with 24 bit soumdcards in ASIO.
If you produce any of your own muxic or samples or beats, or if you want to tccd or even with some external controllers, it makes sense to use asio but dj-in=norway is right, otherwise keep it simple.
If you produce any of your own muxic or samples or beats, or if you want to tccd or even with some external controllers, it makes sense to use asio but dj-in=norway is right, otherwise keep it simple.
Posted Mon 12 Jun 06 @ 12:15 am