Hello all,
I will be testing the trial edition of Adobe Audition 3 for some of its noise reduction and time stretching capabilities. How do I route the stereo output of a third party application to the Mykerinos card for monitoring purposes. I just can't seem to get my head wrapped around it.
Any input would be most appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris
Monitoring Other Applications with Mykerinos
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Monitoring Other Applications with Mykerinos
Chris Adler
Mindtree Studios
Mindtree Studios
Re: Monitoring Other Applications with Mykerinos
Hi Chris,
When you install Audition and set it up to work in ASIO mode, you'll see "ASIO Mykerinos" as one of the driver choices. This is all you need. However, prepare be seriously underwhelmed by the performance of the Mykerinos ASIO driver...
Another way to use the Mykerinos would be the "MT ASIO Bridge" system. Here you are using virtual patch cables between Audition and Pyramix. This will likely perform better than the above suggestion (understatement of the year...) and lets you run the two apps simultaneously. This "MT ASIO Bridge" will also show up as a driver option in Audition's ASIO driver list. You must enable "MT ASIO Bridge" in the VS3 setup control panel.
There's more in the maual on page 194.
Graemme
When you install Audition and set it up to work in ASIO mode, you'll see "ASIO Mykerinos" as one of the driver choices. This is all you need. However, prepare be seriously underwhelmed by the performance of the Mykerinos ASIO driver...
Another way to use the Mykerinos would be the "MT ASIO Bridge" system. Here you are using virtual patch cables between Audition and Pyramix. This will likely perform better than the above suggestion (understatement of the year...) and lets you run the two apps simultaneously. This "MT ASIO Bridge" will also show up as a driver option in Audition's ASIO driver list. You must enable "MT ASIO Bridge" in the VS3 setup control panel.
There's more in the maual on page 194.
Graemme
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Re: Monitoring Other Applications with Mykerinos
Thank you, Graemme.
Chris
Chris
Chris Adler
Mindtree Studios
Mindtree Studios