I haven't seen anyone ask or touch on this subject, but I'm a tracktion user (have been since about february) and I'm gonna ask.
I have M-Audio hardware, both the delta66/omnistudio and the USB Quattro: T won't let me have both active at the same time for audio I/O. Is this deliberate, or is this just something that no one thinks about because most people use a single interface rather than multiple interfaces?
The reason I use both is that I want the MIDI functionality of the Quattro and the Delta66 is just hellaciously stable. I'm going to be building a new studio PC in the very near future, and I may switch to dual 66s and use a different MIDI interface... but it would be nice to be able to have 8 active inputs (say, electronic drums, bass, vox, stereo guitar simultaneously?) when recording.
overall, awesome product-- I adore the fact that it's never crashed on me even once.
Tracktion and multiple Audio I/O
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- KVRAF
- 3745 posts since 29 Sep, 2002 from Killafornia
Most (if not all 
) ASIO hosts only allow one driver to be used at a time. I also have the Omnistudio running very smoothly. I think getting two of them like you mentioned would be your best option. 
) ASIO hosts only allow one driver to be used at a time. I also have the Omnistudio running very smoothly. I think getting two of them like you mentioned would be your best option. 
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- KVRAF
- 4644 posts since 28 Nov, 2002 from Chicago
ASIO doesn't natively allow for multiple drivers to be active, so this is out of Tracktion's hands.
The MIDI should still work on your secondary device though, as MIDI support would be provided through standard Windows drivers, unless I'm very much confused.
The MIDI should still work on your secondary device though, as MIDI support would be provided through standard Windows drivers, unless I'm very much confused.
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