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ECHO 7.0驱动发布6 Q8 ]/ {1 R+ Z3 s& e
8 x& `1 p( S2 ?" mEcho Digital Audio Corporation : ?1 r9 u! n4 [0 L: ~# c2 H
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Layla24
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MiaMIDI
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Windows driver version 7.0 install . ?- I6 T& k& h' c5 w* ]. \
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- E& A) {* M; c8 \! G( _7 QThis is a fully supported release. While we have tested these drivers extensively, there may still
$ b$ N# I* P# I: K9 }- A/ fbe bugs lurking. Please be aware that these drivers are used at your own risk; Echo Digital Audio 4 F4 A: A% Y$ A0 [
Corporation is not responsible for any damage or loss incurred by the use of these drivers.
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1 I! E: {% k: p6 g# L) CIntroduction
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Version 7.0 offers several improvements, most notably support for the following versions of
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. Windows XP Professional x64 Edition
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. Windows Vista (32-bit only)
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3 `3 l: i* J* e) X5 t! ]Windows 2000 and XP 32-bit are still supported.
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' G C! S: w ]6 t8 o3 Q1 eWindows ME is no longer supported.
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! N- G+ i8 i- V% T7 X5 ENew features 3 }6 y. p. g7 p0 v9 Z
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- Support for Windows XP x64 and Windows Server 2003 x64
" @4 |) g+ h2 z0 V* X& r; ^- Support for Windows Vista (32-bit only)
1 ?( s" q; V1 O. R; E. h% h- Improved support for SONAR in WDM/KS mode 6 }) S& j+ ?2 n: o
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Fixes
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1 R. }6 u& r+ s% b6 {5 C3 SKnown issues 7 @3 |/ x: y2 A5 z1 E0 K$ @5 R
. P |0 e9 v5 x/ e5 |$ N0 C. g- In Vista, you may hear glitching with Windows Media Player. If so, try changing the preferred ' r5 E! f- s# V
format to a lower sample rate in Vista’s “Sound” control panel. ! }; q. I& D5 i3 p
- ASIO Direct Monitoring changes are not updated in the console in real time * A; w; r1 f7 ?, K+ N" ]0 r% j
- ASIO Direct Monitoring panning control does not work 6 S8 q ]$ j# V8 a
- AC-3 streaming over S/PDIF output doesn’t work correctly with WinDVD 4
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$ d; W( L+ ~' V$ e/ r" bWindows Vista * r- u! r5 S' M# |- K
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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
2 E+ N4 z4 G1 n. _9 l0 Japplication that uses DirectSound, wave/MME, or the new Vista audio interfaces. Applications
g' E. ~9 U2 b0 m0 Uthat use ASIO are unaffected and should work as before.
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# n& T) z _0 k! R1 ePlease remember the following when using Windows Vista with your Echo hardware:
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- Using the sample rate lock in the console may result in applications playing or recording at
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- Wave device configuration and PureWave are still supported. To change the wave device
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administrator. To do so, right-click on “Show all console windows” and select “Run as
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- Setting the device name in the console does not affect the name displayed for the audio
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' e8 F9 B4 k* j5 b, [- Windows Vista allows you to select the preferred sample rate for playing and recording. If
7 `; H. G8 C1 s1 ~/ o1 z! tyou are using multiple audio applications at the same time, ensure that the preferred sample
7 l) V& X1 c* w$ g' xrate is set to the correct rate for each playback and record device in Vista’s “Sound” control , p) T' l# `" y+ J" j
panel. 3 I( h/ w% q8 L; f& f! d
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- Surround sound delay management is not supported in Windows Vista. " m Q7 q; q2 Y8 {
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Finally, please be aware that not all audio applications have been updated for Windows Vista and
5 ?6 ?1 g8 u3 S& _may not behave properly. Some may require you to run them with administrator privileges. 1 _! C2 I' X7 [8 ]; ^* z- r: L
3 _% U: @4 @6 D& p/ x3 ?8 u8 ?( m64-bit Windows
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Using Windows in 64-bit mode is very similar to using 32-bit mode. Some features are not
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- PureWave is not supported " S8 H, J) a% _$ J) D
- GSIF is not supported ! \/ O' b1 ?% F5 y; E+ a
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This release includes support for both 32-bit ASIO applications and 64-bit ASIO applications.
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ASIO support
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improvements over the VxD-based ASIO driver:
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+ N o1 u* H* y0 s% u& E [. @. Rewritten for maximum performance – audio latencies should be improved.
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" H0 K, k, Q- a( Z/ |2 z3 I+ p/ O. Supports mixing older and newer cards in the same ASIO application – you can now ! O3 q c1 W" `0 r; ]6 J: a
run Layla20 and Layla24 at the same time ; d& c7 ^) l9 N, [
. G( P0 W) ~9 y( M. ASIO DirectMonitoring for Mia. 6 w8 q3 c# I" |4 E' w
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. Only shows available channels– if another program is using an input or output,
4 c4 d4 Y8 c( hCubase will still run and not give you the annoying “No ASIO driver error.”
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# z) |0 P; h k, A0 d. z# N& \' WDirectMonitoring for Mia is a little tricky. Cubase (or any other ASIO program) doesn’t know 5 q$ S5 Y7 d& g# m! ^# A
about Mia’s virtual outputs; it just sees Mia as four inputs and eight outputs. Unfortunately, Mia’s
3 _4 [! m) A8 R8 Umonitor mixer can only route real inputs to real outputs, and there is no obvious way to convert 0 }4 l- B; r4 I9 k0 m2 N
from the virtual outputs to the real outputs. 7 D% ^$ C/ z9 P: Z- \4 p) e
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Therefore, if you are doing DirectMonitoring with Mia, the input will be simultaneously sent out , l B. I& Y' f
both the analog and digital outputs. It’s a compromise, but should be more useful than not 6 n8 k) X& f8 ~* W9 \4 Y: w" y4 S
having any DirectMonitoring support.
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; ^% n# Z. B |0 Y" dHelp! I don’t see all of my inputs and outputs.
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When you run Cubase, you may not see some of your outputs. This is probably due to the fact
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synthesizer, which is being opened by Cubase as a MIDI output device. Exit Cubase and run the 5 x( Q; {# _; a8 m' |
“Setup MME” program. Select “Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth” and click the “Set Inactive” / ]6 C. X* V3 K7 r7 C2 d1 X3 d2 |
button. Run Cubase again.
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: u; K9 {* [3 h2 n, y8 P, I& j9 R) EIf your outputs still don’t show up, you may have some other software that’s doing the same thing.
- B) F& W; }& K' N) U8 T/ l& b0 WLook in the “Setup MME” program for other programs that may be grabbing audio outputs or , T6 G2 m* [- V0 B. R" H1 Y
inputs. In addition, see what other audio software you have running. , K8 g8 A, G/ s1 |- A1 l9 z
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Why is my first input monitor always muted when I run Cubase?
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7 A* t. G/ M$ Y, J; BThis is because we support ASIO 2.0 Direct Monitoring. Direct Monitoring gives Cubase control ; R4 m. O9 K; v4 X& y& @4 a; [
over the hardware monitors. When Cubase starts up, it uses DirectMonitoring to mute that
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, H( F4 S) @4 Y8 P$ I1 @0 bWe realize that this is annoying. As far as we can tell the concept behind Cubase is that you - j) _ u, E# f8 d
should have all your monitors muted at first and then enable them within Cubase in the Channel
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- F; h) g9 }/ k8 d* @/ O4 s3 YIf you don’t like this behavior, you can always go to Options/Audio Setup/System…., click on ( J) ?: P7 h; Z3 H
“ASIO Control Panel” and uncheck the box labeled “Enable ASIO 2.0 Direct Monitoring”. This will
. @# R$ d3 A) w, g k" w; o1 |cause our ASIO driver to reject any Direct Monitoring commands and prevent the mute on ! q* f/ p! X' j2 {2 Q
startup. Of course, it also means that you can’t use Direct Monitoring. : r4 s8 q: P7 V
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( x2 Z& P( g( l3 H3 B. iSONAR supports ASIO and WDM/KS for low-latency access to audio hardware. The ASIO mode
: {( w b( l7 n) [: x7 hperforms well and is straightforward to set up, requiring no special configuration. 5 Y* W9 g8 e, v. k, f7 Z* d8 m) w5 I
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8 Y0 g3 l% s2 U$ O7 CIf you prefer, you can also use SONAR in WDM/KS mode. Here are the required settings for ( t& y: ?# f+ S- y' r1 t
using SONAR with our driver in WDM/KS mode:
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" D5 D7 U8 f4 X- g6 X1 rWithin SONAR, go to Options/Audio.
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. On the “General” tab, set “Audio Driver Bit Depth” to 24.
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, U5 D8 G* H/ T& l$ j. On the “Advanced” tab, we suggest selecting “Trigger & Freewheel” 3 [: a$ z w! ?$ Y
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( v; \+ _. @& S- R% J5 v. On the “Driver Profiles” tab, uncheck “Access Driver In Mono”. Be sure to set
: j& Y3 L, m: D3 x- r“Stream > 16 bit data as” to “32-bit PCM, left justified”. ! R5 ~2 R* a* |- {7 h. r0 Z
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You may get a message that your audio devices are not compatible with the specified format; you
! `1 ?" n) u! emay need to restart SONAR several times. Make sure each time that the settings are correct; ) m! n- f/ S( n& Y' Z+ ~# C- H
once SONAR starts successfully without the “not compatible” message, be sure to run the Wave
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Note: When installing a new hardware device, you may need to delete the aud.ini file in your
7 D: L# [( o( W$ V6 b- HSonar install folder. This resets the settings back to their defaults and facilitates installing new or - i0 O9 W0 w8 m! v+ a" x' h k, V' O7 g
different hardware.
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The WDM driver supports the Windows volume control program.
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When you run it (Start/Programs/Accessories/Entertainment/Volume control), you should see a 9 w2 ~8 l9 |7 U$ P$ ?1 \4 D) o
slider marked “Line volume”. This is the same as the “Virtual Out” slider in the console. 3 a* x* B3 }! ~9 ~8 Y$ u" q1 F3 n
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Adjusting the “Wave” and “Synth” sliders will set the volume levels for the Windows kernel mixer,
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0 {% v% V* h2 B1 X* Gconsole sliders adjust the levels in the hardware; the Windows volume controls are for adjusting 9 L @. @! D; }- o% }. M
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7.0
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- Added support for x64 Windows XP and Server 2003
# ?4 d" P( @; r6 k- Added support for 32-bit Windows Vista 0 ~- k4 z+ @) }( b( H, s) x
- Fix for mono recording with Adobe Audition
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6.14.1
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" S4 p: w/ p% M4 y5 F- Added support new revision 4 Mia MIDI hardware
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