bias amp standalone focusrite usb asio crashes

You should ideally uninstall ASIO4ALL and remove it from your system, it can't help you here and might cause problems or get in the way. Keep your headphones only plugged into the Scarlet interface. You want to use ONLY the Scarlet for both input and output. What you need to do is install and use the dedicated ASIO driver for your Scarlet interface and not use the PC's built-in soundcard at all. You've got that latency because you're trying to use the built-in soundcard for output alongside the Scarlet for input. Ten days into this, I've gotten nowhere.Ĭan anyone point me in the right direction? I just wanted to be able to sit at my computer, play my guitar through some virtual amps, and listen to it through headphones. When I plug my headphones into the Focusrite, I can listen to direct monitor of my unamplified guitar, but I can't seem to get the output from BiasFX to come back through the Focusrite so I can hear the result of the amps and pedals. When I try to set my output to ASIO, BiasFX either crashes to the desktop or says cannot create I/O buffers. I downloaded something called ASIO for All but have no idea if it's actually working/running. I pluck a note and the sound arrives a week later. The latency is so extreme that Bias FX is eseentially unusable. I've installed the hardware and software, updated drivers etc.

I do have a Creative Labs Soundblaster PCI card I could throw in, but it doesn't sound any better then the mobo's audio. I'm just using the Realtek audio built-in to my ASUS Crosshair VIII motherboard. The specs far exceed those needed to run pro level recording software, with the exception of having a discrete sound card. My Windows PC is ballin purpose built to run a very high end military flight simulator. I recently purchased a Focusrite Scarlet Solo, Bias FX 2, and a pair of good headphones. I'm a complete noob to the PC side of guitar.

Bias amp standalone focusrite usb asio crashes