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Subject:How do you assign soundcard? Posted by: xlove69 Date:10/21/2002 12:22:51 PM Under Options, Preferences, and the Audio tab, my soundcard is not one of the choices. The two choices available are Midi soundmapper and Classic Windows Device Driver. My soundcard is a Delta 66. The problem I am having is that my when I export loops in wav files and then import them in Cubase, they sound funny (skipping, off tempo). My cubase is set at 96k and 24 bit. I assume that the wav files must be exported from Acid Pro at 24 bit 96k as well. I assume this can only be done if Acid Pro is using my Delta 66 as the prefered device. Any thoughts or suggestions? Any ideas on how to get Acid Pro to find my sound card?
Subject:RE: How do you assign soundcard? Reply by: Iacobus Date:10/21/2002 1:01:29 PM Once you select Windows Classic Device Driver, you should be able to select a specific output for your Delta 66 under Default Stereo and Front playback device, which is immediately underneath. HTH, Iacobus

Subject:How do you assign soundcard?

Posted by: xlove69

Date:10/21/2002 12:22:51 PM

Under Options, Preferences, and the Audio tab, my soundcard is not one of the choices. The two choices available are Midi soundmapper and Classic Windows Device Driver. My soundcard is a Delta 66. The problem I am having is that my when I export loops in wav files and then import them in Cubase, they sound funny (skipping, off tempo). My cubase is set at 96k and 24 bit. I assume that the wav files must be exported from Acid Pro at 24 bit 96k as well. I assume this can only be done if Acid Pro is using my Delta 66 as the prefered device. Any thoughts or suggestions? Any ideas on how to get Acid Pro to find my sound card?

Subject:RE: How do you assign soundcard?

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:10/21/2002 1:01:29 PM

Once you select Windows Classic Device Driver, you should be able to select a specific output for your Delta 66 under Default Stereo and Front playback device, which is immediately underneath.

HTH,
Iacobus