ASIO is a audio-streaming driver protocol - there are other drivers available, from MME (the worst, with large latency (the amount of time it takes to convert the audio to/from analogue to digital)), WDM (Windows only, only really used historically by Sonar) and ASIO (usually the driver format with the lowest latency). Both tracks are summed at a master buss/soundcard output for you to hear together. You put the backing song on one track then record onto the second track. 1.- yes, you need to use multitrack software - your Um-2 comes with Traction 4.Īlternatively you can use something like Reaper. I'm using a demo version of peavey revalver but I can't seem to get any output nor input, it doesn't react with my guitar Basically I ask for a step-to-step guide that could help me out, I'm quiet new to this and I hope I don't ask too many stupid questions.
I've drawn a picture to illustrate it like this: Question 2: How does an ASIO driver work? Question 1: Is it possible to record the guitar while listening to the backing track from the same PC speakers/headphones if yes how can I set it up? Or does the sound have to come out from the interface? Breach of contract law. Hey SSO, sorry if this is the wrong forum section I've just bought an audio interface Behringer U-Phoria UM2 with the intention of recording music, at the moment I've no idea how it works, and since Behringer didn't include any kind of manuals I have to ask here.
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