Re: [chuck-users] Intercepting and Routing Audio

I know it is not a cheap solution, but with an RME Multiface you're able to use multiple clients with ASIO, MME or GSIF (even mixed!). i think this is now also possible with WDM. however, there are also some limitations: - all clients need to work on the same sample rate - the clients need to play/record from different channels. the same channel can not be used by different clients, but you're able to route any channel to any channel you want (on the dsp of the multiface). cheers /moudi _____ Von: chuck-users-bounces@lists.cs.princeton.edu [mailto:chuck-users-bounces@lists.cs.princeton.edu] Im Auftrag von Kassen Gesendet: Dienstag, 15. Juli 2008 00:21 An: ChucK Users Mailing List Betreff: Re: [chuck-users] Intercepting and Routing Audio 2008/7/14 Rich Caloggero : Is there anything like SoundFlower for windows? EMU soundcards use a driver that includes a mixer that can route inputs to outputs. Both in and out may be real (as in jacks on your hardware) or virtual (to connect programs to). I think you are still stuck with one ASIO client max but I find it quite convenient. You route at will between normal Windows audio clients. Hardly a general purpose solution but it could be worthwhile to keep in mind when picking a card should you be in the market for one. Sadly open/free programs like ChucK can't use Rewire and I'm not sure I like Rewire's master-slave architecture. I hear good things about Reaper, a audio editor that can create virtual devices for routing, it might be worth a look is that would suit your needs. Yours, Kas.