(ASIO is a protocol that requires the manufacturer to write drivers for the interface themselves, and provides no straight support other than the " Class Compliant" limited feature set - IF the unit is class-compliant, that is.)ĪSIO4ALL is only a workaround for folks not having any true ASIO interfaces, for when their DAW or host has no or limited support for WDM/KS or WASAPI. The best scenario is to use the ASIO drivers that Apollo provides, as these have been customized for that unit. Some boxes are so very strict about the sample rate, as they actually switch internally in the hardware when encountering a sample rate change rather than doing sample-rate-conversion on-the-fly. But the sample rates must match everywhere, and you may need to check the "exclusive" box in the Windows Audio Control Panel's "Advanced" tab for the Apollo. If you have Windows 10, then the WASAPI should be far better - almost ASIO-like these days. How can I resolve this and what setting am I overlooking?įirst, I do not know why you are using ASIO4ALL - it is merely a wrapper for WDM/KS (not even WASAPI) that masquerades to the DAW as being an ASIO device.
#Apollo 8 driver for mac software#
Note: When updating the UAD software to a newer version it is not necessary to. The installer file is downloaded to the disk location specified in your web browser's preferences. Going to post this in the UAD forum as well. The latest UAD Powered Plug-Ins software installer, which includes all drivers and files necessary to use the Apollo, is available here. The issue is definitely there when running Komplete Kontrol or standalone and using the Apollo 8p, so seems to be a combo of the two. Just not having the issue running through the Apollo 8p using FL built-in plugins. I haven't tried loading an NI plugin in FL Studio yet to see if the issue is still there. It actually breaks up worse using this driver. Play with the ASIO Buffer Size, Latency Compensation, and Buffer Offset. No matter what size buffer it breaks up.Ģ) Second tried the ASIO4ALL drivers, Open Panel, select the Apollo 8p Thunderbolt. Adjusted the buffer size in the UAD Console. but then I wouldn't really be able to use my studio monitors.ġ) First tried WASAPI drivers and selected the Apollo 8p Thunderbolt. Also, don't really seem to have the issue when using the laptops built in Realtek audio. Just when launching plugins in through Komplete Kontrol. Odd thing is I am not having issues with audio breaking up in FL Studio when going through the Apollo 8p. I must be overlooking something because no matter what I increase the buffer size to it the audio breaks up. Typically when you get crackling audio that isn't related to digital clipping it is just a matter of increasing the buffer size with trade off being an increase in latency.
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