Follow me and I’ll show you the steps to get up and running.ĭISCLAIMER: This post is not sponsored by any company or individual. Via some configuration struggling and web searches, I found out how to use ASIO4All, a free audio application for MS Windows, with the Digitech GNX4 and multiple audio interfaces. To test the patch, I needed to use the GNX4 as the guitar’s input device and my studio monitors,which are hooked up to my Behringer UMC202HD USB audio interface, as the audio output device. and asking folks here for a single interface recommendation.Recently I needed to investigate how to modify a patch in my Digitech GNX4, which required me to boot up my Windows 10 machine (I typically use Mac) so that I could run Digitech’s X-Edit application (Windows only) for editing patches. Your best bet is probably describing all you requirements, what connections are needed, etc. Sorry trying to be very clear blunt what your options here to get you going in the right direction. obviously just get a bigger single interface, or if you ever want to combine interface hardware look at things like UAD Thunderbolt 3 boxes, or HD/DigiLink, (or Dante, or.). which likely involve you buying appropriate interface hardware for what you are trying to do. I deliberately did not mention ASIO4ALL initially because it's so bad. And that often sucks as well (also depends on the driver quality, e.g. We would not leave off an easy/good solution if there was one.Īggregate IO happens within CoreAudio at a low level in the macOS operating system. You asked a question and we've given you the answers. There is no "aggregate IO type solution" on Windows. So I guess I'm looking for a Aggregate IO type solution for Windows 10 that will keep the latency down. I was trying to avoid ASIO4All so I could get the latency down as low as possible.
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