I'd probably try Voicemeeter (but I hear you when you say you don't want to pursue). Thanks a lot for trying to help me out with all this. Right now i don't want to keep messing with this stuff, it would probably be better if there was any piece of hardware that could help me.Ībout C and D, i am not really sure what you mean by connections and driver mode, also i don't know what is Direct Monitor, i am just starting all this out so sorry if i am just too bad. Knowing that, i went after someway to make ASIO work through multiple 'systems', and there are quite a few on the internet, i installed one called 'Virtual Audio Cable', it did the trick, i can play guitar with ASIO AND computer audio, but then, there is lag again, i could lower the quality on it to reduce lag, but at the moment it is lag free there is just too much clicking rendering everything useless. So what i did is get ASIO4ALL to get the computer audio as an output option for ASIO inside mc6, doing that, i can play guitar through the headphones lagfree, but i only get sound through MC6, computer audio is muted, i think it is because ASIO can only work on one end at a time. If i just plug the interface into the PC and select the 'listen to it' option on the control pannel i get some lag. The problem is when i try to do it on reverse, instead of sending everything to the amp, i want to listen to it on my headphones, plugged into the PC. If i choose the output to be the interface, i can work with the daw set either to MME or ASIO, though ASIO gives me better quality. I own an USB interface which i can use to record my guitar directly from the amp output, i can also use that interface to send computer audio to the amp, if i do that, i can record and listen to to computer audio on the amp. i already can do that through some ways but there is always a bit of lag, so i could say my ultimate goal is to it lag free. My goal is to be able to play guitar through my computer, what i mean by that is so i can play guitar along with computer audio. 'Direct Monitor' may also be an option if you are OK with the unprocessed (dry) sound. If it's latency that's the issue then refer to the sticky, but understand the limits on the various driver modes. we'd have to understand a couple of things further. the best likely through purchase of an Audio Interface.īut. but your English is much better then my Portugese :) Originally posted by ShellstaX:There's obviously a little lost in translation/interpretation.

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