Driver mme directx

 · The problem is not driver related, I reinstalled the drivers, downgraded to an older version and upgraded to the newest WHQL drivers, Windows reported no errors. I tested my audio with Adobe Audition where audio is played by the [ASIO] library instead of the Windows [MME] system, the audio works perfect!  · I have a question for the experts in this forum, about ASIO vs. MME/DirectX audio drivers. When using my Windows 10 computer for anything other than Ableton, I have to use the MME/DirectX drivers, and when using Ableton, I have to use ASIO. It's a mild inconvenience that I have to change that setting in Ableton's Preferences multiple times per day.  · MME/DirectX is only made for software that need to process one simple stereo file generally for playback. For everything else you should use an ASIO driver on Windows. And yes, the latency is much better, but also the overall performance and sound. Playing back complex live sets probably won’t sound good with MME/www.doorway.rus:

The problem is not driver related, I reinstalled the drivers, downgraded to an older version and upgraded to the newest WHQL drivers, Windows reported no errors. I tested my audio with Adobe Audition where audio is played by the [ASIO] library instead of the Windows [MME] system, the audio works perfect!. MME/DirectX is only made for software that need to process one simple stereo file generally for playback. For everything else you should use an ASIO driver on Windows. And yes, the latency is much better, but also the overall performance and sound. Playing back complex live sets probably won’t sound good with MME/DirectX. ASIO vs. MME/Direct X. I've struggled a lot with latency and my Focusrite 2i2, until today I accidentally switched the "Driver Type" under the "Audio Device" section under "Preferences" from ASIO to MME/Direct X and this eliminated my latency. I'm curious why this is. I don't fully understand the reasons why ASIO works better than MME/Direct X.

I tried switching to the ASIO4All driver but similar to the mme/DirectX driver that prevents me from using more than a stereo pair as input and. 3 thg 3, 1) Open Live, go to preferences, switch Driver Type from MME/DirectX to ASIO 2) Click Bellow on Hardware setup, or Locate Asio Icon on. 13 thg 5, You should always, % of the time, use the drivers that the manufacturer provides you for your interface. Never, ever ever use MME/DirectX.