Is it possible to use 2 audio interface at the same time with gig performer.
I have a presonus 24c which has 2 outputs.
I need another for a click track.
Yes it is.
Are you on Mac or PC?
Windows m8
On Windows:
- Either use ASIO4ALL to aggregate audio devices (an example is done here)
- Or you can use multiple instances, as every instance has its own audio settings, see here.
Note: ASIO4ALL adds additional latency.
Ok thanks ill look into those. Im guessing i could use the onboard soundcard ? Ill need to be careful with latency as at the moment i have a bit too much i feel.
Then you must use ASIO4ALL as integrated audio chips don’t come with a dedicated ASIO driver.
Don’t expect miracles out of that internal chip, though.
The mileage of ASIO4ALL may vary greatly, even when used with a ‘decent’ audio interface, although the developer of it really did a great job. The combination of different devices is a challenge. It starts with the sync-clock…
For this use case maybe you could use 2 instances of GP and start/stop them using OSC from the first instance to the second. You also have to update bpm and song-signature (4/4, 3/4, 6/8, etc)
With Link enabled BPM is synced automatically between GP Instances
Again I’m going to bed less stupid
thank you all for great help.
as im quite a novice with computers i may just find it easier to source a 4 out soundcard
Yes, if you only need two audio outputs, on Windows it is much much easier and comfortable to change your audio interface by something like that:
Ive just done a latency test within gp and it came back as 91.9ms . Surely that can’t be right?
What sample rate are you using and what buffer size?
44.1 and 132 which is the lowest option i can see
And over 90 ms round trip?
If it is what GP measures, it is probably right, but it is very bad. You cannot play with such a latency. However we don’t exactly know what is your config: which audio interface, which driver ?
Asio4all or motu asio drivers?
I believe that it’s his internal sound card.
I have a presonus 24c
Im not sure how i know what driver
Please check your configuration in the audio preferences menu:
Maybe it would be best to show us screenshot of what this settings are on your machine… btw:
If you are still using Windows 8, which meanwhile seems to be a bit outdated, maybe you could also tell us some more details about your computer’s specs (especially CPU & RAM)…
Thank you in advance!