| Author | Topic: Audio setup / Sequencer issues.... | |||||
| deSelby | Posted: 9th April 2004 07:44 | |||||
Perhaps some of you friendly cats can help with a couple of questions. I've searched the forums for similar issues, but drew a blank. I also understand that there is an update pending which may clear these up:
1. In standalone mode, how do I route audio to my soundcard? I can't hear a thing. I'm missing something very simple perhaps? When I click on the 'edit' button I see this: ![]() No audio devices are selected, and I can't see to access any option. I'm using a Creative Audigy Platinum running on kxproject drivers. ASIO is installed and works with fruity and other hosts, yet when I click the ASIO button nothing happens. 2. Also in standalone, I am unable to insert a VST into a sequencer track. I've followed NicFit's sequencer tutorial to the point where Drumatic is inserted. I right-click, select a VST - and nothing happens! I tried to do the same using VST mode in FL Studio - and it works fine.... ...except when I close Fruity - I get several variations of the following: ![]() ...finished off with a 'Runtime error 216 at 00039c00' ...but ONLY after I insert a VST into a sequencer track. In other situations, there's no problem. Cheers and ta for any help or clarifications.... | ||||||
| NicFit | Posted: 9th April 2004 08:02 | |||||
Two things I can think of that might help... 1)be sure wherever you extract EXT, that you also extract the "ASIO" subfolder. I know other people are using the KX Drivers with success. 2)Try it from a fresh boot, just to be sure another application isn't hogging your audio drivers.
That is only because you need an audio card active to load/use plugins. Once you sort why your cards not working, then you should have no problems loading plugins.
this may be a bug with ext, but it's a work in progress nF | ||||||
| deSelby | Posted: 9th April 2004 08:19 | |||||
Thanks NicFit (and for the tutorials - good work! - it's what made me decide to buy).
The kx drivers are working fine for everything else. I've rebooted many times. The asio file is in the same folder as the executable - I also tried putting it in a 'ASIO' subfolder - but nothing.... I thought perhaps that if I set the sample rate to 48000 that this would solve it, but it causes an "exception in module...standalone.exe' Any further suggestions? Thanks... | ||||||
| pough | Posted: 9th April 2004 08:45 | |||||
standalone.exe
../driver/audio/ASIO.dll The ASIO.dlll file should be two subfolders deep below the standalone.exe - in "driver/audio/" The ZIP file should have created those subfolders and put that file there, unless you had your zip program set to ignore subfolder. EDIT: A diagram! ![]() | ||||||
| deSelby | Posted: 9th April 2004 09:01 | |||||
Great - that did it!
Woo-hoo! Thanks lads. |






