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ECHO 7.0驱动发布
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Mia
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; `! k1 B% Q2 z; o% NWindows driver version 7.0 install 7 K9 h9 u6 P8 \! D0 |3 s. a, J
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9 A8 N" C& s b$ b& P1 a2 B& G$ yThis is a fully supported release. While we have tested these drivers extensively, there may still , a% ~8 z) \: K* E, m; E& L% A
be bugs lurking. Please be aware that these drivers are used at your own risk; Echo Digital Audio ; i3 {2 `% i l' H
Corporation is not responsible for any damage or loss incurred by the use of these drivers. $ l+ D1 ^1 F/ R: ^0 H$ c
n5 x2 U0 |; DIntroduction . q! A8 L5 v# }. c" Y8 g' F
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Version 7.0 offers several improvements, most notably support for the following versions of 0 _! A9 q- N4 s' I9 X4 Y& d% T( L. ^
Windows:
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6 h, o1 f) ^% s' x0 z. Windows XP Professional x64 Edition `/ f2 R5 G K+ y9 i/ A
. Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition 3 [5 K# t2 J+ R! j6 q1 S& P
. Windows Vista (32-bit only)
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Windows 2000 and XP 32-bit are still supported. 3 F4 j9 v; y. \1 V! C
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Windows ME is no longer supported. 8 _3 F& m/ T4 Z2 R% R3 X& B$ y
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( ^ V7 M6 d' l2 f8 V2 P7 b1 g$ jNew features
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2 g1 A$ O, C' y. [) E' s8 O) f0 I4 W- Support for Windows XP x64 and Windows Server 2003 x64 ! \8 S) _3 K: a1 T
- Support for Windows Vista (32-bit only)
4 ?! y5 p9 ^7 P& c* l" z( S- Improved support for SONAR in WDM/KS mode
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Fixes ; Z& m8 [9 H8 s& s H, ]7 X8 |7 b
- Fixed mono recording with Adobe Audition # A9 p& L# k: F( Q
4 {: c: ]: V+ V% dKnown issues
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- In Vista, you may hear glitching with Windows Media Player. If so, try changing the preferred 1 C0 o; [" C# c E6 e# n
format to a lower sample rate in Vista’s “Sound” control panel. : t1 H. `; z2 \" e( e6 H3 Z
- ASIO Direct Monitoring changes are not updated in the console in real time ; ^7 y' h2 Y! s5 |# r( d4 I
- ASIO Direct Monitoring panning control does not work
7 f! k- H- T' t- AC-3 streaming over S/PDIF output doesn’t work correctly with WinDVD 4 ! j" R e$ [7 M6 R9 s' Y
2 W- o: p4 L" f/ N! H& J* N+ DWindows Vista
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This release provides support for Windows Vista running in 32-bit mode. Support for Windows
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Windows Vista features a completely new audio architecture. This new architecture affects any 5 T+ f. m1 H* D0 L
application that uses DirectSound, wave/MME, or the new Vista audio interfaces. Applications 2 p9 r' k+ D$ b4 v" F4 m
that use ASIO are unaffected and should work as before. ; |9 Z/ f2 [+ e$ b
/ e* ]. O3 y6 f, }1 t+ o. ePlease remember the following when using Windows Vista with your Echo hardware: ; w) ]" ~4 _' v7 X
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- Using the sample rate lock in the console may result in applications playing or recording at 1 [7 B: M! a# i5 x: J% S& r" _
the wrong sample rate. ( M/ {) M. K6 k$ Q
8 a7 z. D/ ? ?- Wave device configuration and PureWave are still supported. To change the wave device ; g- Q3 `5 {/ y9 V" i* ^) k9 n
configuration without restarting the computer, you need to run the console as an ' s* m! ]0 a: v
administrator. To do so, right-click on “Show all console windows” and select “Run as 0 B$ p* a' W. V: i& P4 y6 y# \0 j- w
administrator.”
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S/ n( n& C4 {( _$ R- Setting the device name in the console does not affect the name displayed for the audio
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- Windows Vista allows you to select the preferred sample rate for playing and recording. If
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rate is set to the correct rate for each playback and record device in Vista’s “Sound” control : ^' Z$ M! t( T5 {( ^- ?: [8 U% w
panel.
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- Surround sound delay management is not supported in Windows Vista. # h: K' N9 K& o) S" n8 S& K& W
+ z" z4 ?6 a0 n% h* I; ~Finally, please be aware that not all audio applications have been updated for Windows Vista and
; \2 ~8 z4 a- V: Bmay not behave properly. Some may require you to run them with administrator privileges. - a! E( j" Q" O, T, y0 T
+ Z2 J" Q9 @# r64-bit Windows
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Using Windows in 64-bit mode is very similar to using 32-bit mode. Some features are not $ M4 E }2 \$ t& y1 S& \ y
available when using 64-bit Windows: / I" A& r9 b8 E& D( D; h/ |
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- PureWave is not supported
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2 x7 x! V9 B h8 o4 ]This release includes support for both 32-bit ASIO applications and 64-bit ASIO applications. 8 j/ ?" }; F' I. j! @% x& X9 O
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ASIO support 7 B& a/ X# B1 F- M/ d, e
1 }' t0 [) r0 E. Y) Y( QThis driver release includes full ASIO 2.2 support. The WDM ASIO driver includes a number of
- F% H3 q+ \( A$ qimprovements over the VxD-based ASIO driver:
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( s7 ?- T F4 V- ^- v. Rewritten for maximum performance – audio latencies should be improved. ' Z( a1 @1 X$ w' J
" N- E; e( r5 t/ O1 X! }, d. Supports mixing older and newer cards in the same ASIO application – you can now
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. ASIO DirectMonitoring for Mia. 7 M/ `: o2 y5 W$ _
" O) F y4 `# ?. Only shows available channels– if another program is using an input or output, 8 p" Z$ G4 ?* q: V1 e
Cubase will still run and not give you the annoying “No ASIO driver error.” : @" q# c, a D
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DirectMonitoring for Mia is a little tricky. Cubase (or any other ASIO program) doesn’t know + B8 U! t0 `' ^$ W
about Mia’s virtual outputs; it just sees Mia as four inputs and eight outputs. Unfortunately, Mia’s - Q! i6 `8 \5 t/ t/ c- h" N
monitor mixer can only route real inputs to real outputs, and there is no obvious way to convert
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- U# c) c4 @, s0 T& h5 ]6 }5 O4 wTherefore, if you are doing DirectMonitoring with Mia, the input will be simultaneously sent out 1 _8 S5 G9 q4 `3 X( c
both the analog and digital outputs. It’s a compromise, but should be more useful than not
G. i" }7 e% q, S5 Q" _having any DirectMonitoring support. # R: r4 ~' L) x7 P7 |
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+ }8 X) h P! t K& BHelp! I don’t see all of my inputs and outputs. $ S2 v `4 ]6 g& V V2 v% l
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When you run Cubase, you may not see some of your outputs. This is probably due to the fact 6 Y; W( k) {4 W3 Y! {( C0 H
that another program is using them. The most likely culprit is the Microsoft wavetable ) v3 Z5 q" o. p1 T% b1 ?8 U
synthesizer, which is being opened by Cubase as a MIDI output device. Exit Cubase and run the 1 ^0 X; D! T# l( Y0 d) Y( s2 y. B8 ~
“Setup MME” program. Select “Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth” and click the “Set Inactive”
5 d/ h2 P. D/ o+ d% x% h1 T" O7 ^button. Run Cubase again. 4 s4 S/ @, C& o5 l- n5 u
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1 N9 U! Q! c- m1 |" S; } f# DIf your outputs still don’t show up, you may have some other software that’s doing the same thing. 0 [+ Y! E6 m; H0 M) s
Look in the “Setup MME” program for other programs that may be grabbing audio outputs or : M3 I4 s- r0 c0 S9 k
inputs. In addition, see what other audio software you have running. 9 F$ {9 I# j$ ]3 M7 f. P- W/ Z
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Why is my first input monitor always muted when I run Cubase?
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! l: `2 u7 l; i" `2 _- NThis is because we support ASIO 2.0 Direct Monitoring. Direct Monitoring gives Cubase control
: p" [6 U% w3 c9 U# B; H/ n' ^- S& V' F8 Cover the hardware monitors. When Cubase starts up, it uses DirectMonitoring to mute that
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We realize that this is annoying. As far as we can tell the concept behind Cubase is that you ' S7 C, [6 \+ n# M
should have all your monitors muted at first and then enable them within Cubase in the Channel
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: D8 Q. F3 B) \If you don’t like this behavior, you can always go to Options/Audio Setup/System…., click on
" ]% O T1 T3 y, H: ?“ASIO Control Panel” and uncheck the box labeled “Enable ASIO 2.0 Direct Monitoring”. This will 4 j; W- ]2 V) \
cause our ASIO driver to reject any Direct Monitoring commands and prevent the mute on
- a* h( i9 h3 R6 Z+ b$ ~7 u& nstartup. Of course, it also means that you can’t use Direct Monitoring. $ I r7 K; e3 r7 a- J
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Using SONAR
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SONAR supports ASIO and WDM/KS for low-latency access to audio hardware. The ASIO mode
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If you prefer, you can also use SONAR in WDM/KS mode. Here are the required settings for : U8 H; l6 s9 e- O' B2 ~
using SONAR with our driver in WDM/KS mode:
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Within SONAR, go to Options/Audio.
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: Y, k/ |4 f" h$ D2 S9 } O; }& O. e. On the “General” tab, set “Audio Driver Bit Depth” to 24. : u, S8 w6 D! @
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- u- |8 [5 k) C. u+ U. On the “Advanced” tab, we suggest selecting “Trigger & Freewheel” 8 {# U! o7 t# J, l* k3 r6 t Z2 b
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1 n; x( `( r: ~- }( m/ Z! w. On the “Driver Profiles” tab, uncheck “Access Driver In Mono”. Be sure to set 9 ^# Y, E) G `! P5 V1 h* v
“Stream > 16 bit data as” to “32-bit PCM, left justified”.
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You may get a message that your audio devices are not compatible with the specified format; you ( }! x% Z% j- P1 f3 I! d6 T1 s: u
may need to restart SONAR several times. Make sure each time that the settings are correct;
, G" r2 A( Z8 _- s& u5 o0 ~' conce SONAR starts successfully without the “not compatible” message, be sure to run the Wave
( [" R/ a! f5 h: o- ]9 cProfiler under Options/Audio/General. ) o+ i. ?' y0 [- @/ k1 p
) Q# U: I& o% L6 o# NNote: When installing a new hardware device, you may need to delete the aud.ini file in your
5 y$ I2 _2 i r. ~; Z) b2 XSonar install folder. This resets the settings back to their defaults and facilitates installing new or / Z6 S# V& |. F% k
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The WDM driver supports the Windows volume control program.
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# N. ~8 N1 H# `3 e3 kWhen you run it (Start/Programs/Accessories/Entertainment/Volume control), you should see a
- {7 d$ ~ P5 y; K% u9 H1 `slider marked “Line volume”. This is the same as the “Virtual Out” slider in the console. 9 x2 r" ^( X8 L& ~
1 a) l( \5 C- E" c& G2 [Adjusting the “Wave” and “Synth” sliders will set the volume levels for the Windows kernel mixer, 1 W- a' B* a- J W# I
not the hardware. These settings are not the same as the volume sliders in the console. The
& L* J5 P U/ u* N% J( [. v' rconsole sliders adjust the levels in the hardware; the Windows volume controls are for adjusting
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Version History ! b. [- h$ k C, A
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7.0 & ~% k# C2 |: k4 n5 i
; ~2 u% P$ Y2 l5 w- Added support for x64 Windows XP and Server 2003
2 T" J# O6 [4 _ F, d' q5 O7 a- Added support for 32-bit Windows Vista ( S, x4 U$ a( G1 c! g" l' y7 J
- Fix for mono recording with Adobe Audition 4 m' i" ]' @- A7 H" H& `) g
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- Added support new revision 4 Mia MIDI hardware $ a& L$ |5 a7 T* ]
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