Hi All Does anyone know what input channels are being used by cmASIO? Is it mono from channel #1, or a mono combination of channels #1 and #2? Thanks Robin Mono combination. Thank you. That explains the strange effect I was getting by running my unprocessed mic audio on channel 1 and processed audi...

Hi All

Does anyone know what input channels are being used by cmASIO? Is it mono from channel #1, or a mono combination of channels #1 and #2?

Thanks
Robin

It's been a hard decision, but I've decided to sell my beloved Anan 7000dle MKII. It's the original MKII with the EP4CGX150F896 Cyclone IV series FPGA, and works great under protocol 2. So, if you live in the UK, want to beat the manufacturing queue, and bag a bargain, my radio is available for £2,1...

Great to hear you're out and about having fun Richie. Enjoy the lovely Welsh sun!

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Robin

Manuel I don't believe this is possible because playback in Voicemeeter can only be routed to an output channel not an input channel. My away around it in Reaper (but I'm assuming tit's the same in Cantable) is to create a new track in Reaper, to record the unprocessed microphone input, and then rou...

I'm the same, CTUN mode is much more useful. I think my biggest issue with it is when I need to make movements around the band that are not in view. The only means I can see to do this is to click near the edge of the view and then use my mouse scroll, or to use the fiddly pan control. We could use...

CTUN works great as is. I wouldn't change a thing. I rarely turn CTUN off. I'm the same, CTUN mode is much more useful. I think my biggest issue with it is when I need to make movements around the band that are not in view. The only means I can see to do this is to click near the edge of the view a...

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I'd love it if we could get rid of the need to differentiate between CTUN/ non-CTUN mode. In ESDR2, you can achieve every combination of movement and zoom all without having to change a mode. It's all driven by where you click/ drag, which (imo) is more intuitive and speedier.

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Robin

w-u-2-o wrote:Bryan @W4WMT

Is your Voicemeeter installation registered? At the lowest contribution level it's not much of a tithe considering what a wonderful tool Vincent Burel has created for us.

Yes I'm registered. I completely agree, it works wonderfully here. I'd be completely lost without it!

R

I just wanted to say that I am also a Voicemeeter Potato user and see exactly the same issues that Scott describes. You are not alone!

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Robin

I'm posting this as a reminder to myself, but also to help others who may have a Focusrite Scarlett audio interface. If you are suffer crackles, pops and other general sounds issues whilst using a Focusrite Scarlett interface and Voicemeeter (in my case Potato), you might want to try this. After man...