Problems with amplitube 2 (ASIO related)

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Post by garyb »

shotgun method.
start with scope. don't uninstall, just run the installer right over the top.

but first, what about answering my questions? :wink: did you check for question marks and excalmation points in the device manager?

what is the exact sequence of events trying to make this work, from starting the computer?
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garyb wrote:shotgun method.
start with scope. don't uninstall, just run the installer right over the top.

but first, what about answering my questions? :wink: did you check for question marks and excalmation points in the device manager?
Yup. THere weren't any.
what is the exact sequence of events trying to make this work, from starting the computer?
Went back through the process, made a bit of a breakthru; everything works until I run amplitube standalone. After restarting my computer, collossus standalone, sonar, etc all work until I run amplitube standalone. Amplitube standalone gives me an illegal op when I first try to open it and the program closes. After, that, ASIO is completely dead until I restart my computer. Other ASIO apps don't work either after running amplitube.
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Are then any updates available for Amplitude standalone? Are there other users of amplitude experiencing ASIO related problems?
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Re: Problems with amplitube 2 (ASIO related)

Post by tonanio »

Hi to everybody.
You have this problem?

Scope Fusion Platform is not running or Asio Source and Asio dest modules are not included in your current project

You have to copy rapi.dll from C:\scope_4_5\app\bin\

to

c:\windows\system32\

replace it and... have fun!!!
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