Da werde ich wirklich fuchsig. Anscheinend haben die #Focusrite #Scarlett Audio-Interfaces der vierten Generation hohe Latenzen mit #WASAPI. #ASIO läuft hervorragend, aber NVDA und andere Programme, welche WASAPI oder #WDM verwenden, haben eine spürbar hohe Verzögerung im Vergleich zu Audient-Interfaces. Auch das Zoom H6E hat solche Probleme nicht. Ich werde es wohl zurückschicken müssen.

If anyone is interested in joining me on a #YouTube #livestream, feel free to message me!

Right now, I'm figuring out #JACK and learning it from the docs. Next, I'll figure out #PipeWire, and finally #WASAPI. Then, I want to build an #audio I/O library from scratch abstracting over these host APIs. Since I haven't worked with them before, I want to get a feel for how to use them and such, so I want to get familiar with them first.

is there an open source or free audio recorder that supports #WASAPI loopback recording in #Windows, has the ability to easily add multiple markers while recording and is NOT #audacity ? #ocenaudio supports WASAPI but does not provide the loopback devices audacity does. I know I can install something like VB-Audio or banana, but I'm trying to reduce the number of all these misc drivers and apps needed to simply record audio from an app.

New in the #wip section: VVVV.Audio Windows System Audio Support (WASAPI)

https://discourse.vvvv.org/t/vvvv-audio-windows-system-audio-support-wasapi/18290

#vvvv #wasapi

VVVV.Audio Windows System Audio Support (WASAPI)

Due to popular demand VVVV.Audio now supports WASAPI, the latest windows audio driver model and the only system audio driver model that supports latencies low enough for music visualization with live input. Except for ASIO of course, which allows even lower latencies and has better performance, but needs third party drivers. The good thing under Windows 10 is that for a while (if you did all updates) the latency setting of WASAPI devices is on lowest by default. WASAPI also the only driver mod...