Hey!
I recently bought myself a new sound card (Zoom UAC 2) and I love it!
BUT! I have encountered a problem that makes me crazy and it's that new sound card "lock Reason" so that I can not play any other sound from the computer / chrome / winamp etc ...
My old sound card that i had worked perfect and it could play from different applications without any problem. (Scarlett Focusrite 2i2)
And the strangest thing is that with all the other program/applications I can play from several different applications, for example if I use Wavelab it works (it doesn't lock my sound card).
So the strange thing is that it's only Reason that locks my sound card to one application at a time.
I have double checked all my settings so that they are right (ASIO) and it's the same settings in Wavelab as it is in Reason.
I run Reason 8 on Windows 7 - 64bit.
Please can anyone out there help me!!! I'm about to go crazy over this!
Reason lock my sound card!
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reason: edit >> preferences | audio ; make sure 'play in background' (bottom of screen) is checked
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Thanks but i've already tried that with no successSteveDiverse wrote:reason: edit >> preferences | audio ; make sure 'play in background' (bottom of screen) is checked
Some interface drivers don't support multiple applications in ASIO mode. You might try running with the DX drivers instead.Marc Swing wrote:I have double checked all my settings so that they are right (ASIO) and it's the same settings in Wavelab as it is in Reason.
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Tried it without any resultsMake sure all your sample rates are the same and set properly.
Yeah I read about this, but the strange thing is that it works in Wavelab, I have the same audio settings "ASIO" in Wavelab and it works perfectly...Some interface drivers don't support multiple applications in ASIO mode. You might try running with the DX drivers instead.
And given that it's a relatively new sound card (3.0 USB sound card), you would expect it to work right?
I tried to change the settings to DX and MME and sure, it worked! But then I got a latency from hell gaaaah!
Have you tried:
Right-click sound icon in widows task bar.
Choose Playback devices
Choose your sound card
Properties
Advanced tab
Tick or un-tick the "Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device"
If that does not work, maybe try some combinations with the same options
for the built in driver.
Just a thought..
Hope you find a solution.
Cheers
Right-click sound icon in widows task bar.
Choose Playback devices
Choose your sound card
Properties
Advanced tab
Tick or un-tick the "Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device"
If that does not work, maybe try some combinations with the same options
for the built in driver.
Just a thought..
Hope you find a solution.
Cheers
I usually expect new devices to have buggy or feature incomplete drivers. So it may be something that gets fixed later.Marc Swing wrote:Yeah I read about this, but the strange thing is that it works in Wavelab, I have the same audio settings "ASIO" in Wavelab and it works perfectly...
And given that it's a relatively new sound card (3.0 USB sound card), you would expect it to work right?
I tried to change the settings to DX and MME and sure, it worked! But then I got a latency from hell gaaaah!
You might also check to see how many channels (Preferences, Audio, Channels...) Reason is using for input/output. Some ASIO drivers switch between mutli-application and multi-channel, and won't do both at the same time. See if Wavelab is opening more than two channels, and try restricting Reason to just 2 and restart.
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