WF13, Multiple Audio In Support?

[SuitcaseOfLizards]

Just bit the bullet and upgraded from WF12 to WF13. Good so far!

I have a Roland Aira S-1 and J-6 I'm seeing if I can integrate into my DAW-based studio. The MIDI to/from both shows up just fine in WF13, so happiness there.

SUPPOSEDLY I can get audio in from these units. But I don't see support for multiple audio devices in WF13, at least none that's apparent.

Am I missing something or do I need to just run an audio cable from the Airas into the mixer hooked to my M-Audio interface?

All help appreciated! Hardly a showstopper, just helps me decide whether to keep or dump the Airas. Definitely not married to these things, that's for sure!

[FigBug]

If you are on macOS you can make aggregate audio device. On Windows, I believe ASIO4ALL can create aggregate devices but I've never done it.

[SuitcaseOfLizards]

If you are on macOS you can make aggregate audio device. On Windows, I believe ASIO4ALL can create aggregate devices but I've never done it.

Win10 here. I've used ASIO4ALL in the distant past, didn't even think about that - I''ll look into that, thanks a ton!

Stuck waiting for a second powered USB3 hub so plenty of research time...

[Peter Widdicombe]

ASIO4ALL - I've had a USB microphone and a cheap little behringer USB mixer, so can record 2 independent channels at the same time - not just a mix on a single channel. There can be a problem, though, if they aren't both running at the same rate (i.e. 44.1 and 48)

[SuitcaseOfLizards]

ASIO4ALL - I've had a USB microphone and a cheap little behringer USB mixer, so can record 2 independent channels at the same time - not just a mix on a single channel. There can be a problem, though, if they aren't both running at the same rate (i.e. 44.1 and 48)

Thanks for the info! I'll have to watch for the sample rate issue.