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I bought a Behringer X32 desk and have it connected to my DAW (Cubase) via USB and using the X32 drivers (getting a real low latency).
In my computer I still have my Sonic pro etc.. I love the B200 Hammond instrument...would there be any way I could still use it even though I’m not using the sonic drivers any more

You are not really making sense, but if I should try to make sense of it, the answer is yes.

But only if Scope's analog (or digital) outputs are connected to the B-Mixer.
Or you have to install another virtual routing system (which exists, but is more complex to setup)

That is good to know that I can get to use the sonic core instruments without having to use the sonic drivers... tbh I’m finding the Behringer X-USB drivers are as good latency wise and Cubase seems to run better.

You just have to, as said, connect Scope analog output a Behringer X32 analog input or do that with digital I/O like spdif, and send midi to Scope via hardware or virtual midi.

The Behringer X32 looks pretty awesome ! But here, I can't say I've got issues with Scope asio in cubase. Ok, I didn't try the Behringer X32 asio...

What difference do you notice between Scope & X32 drivers in cubase behavior ?

sure, just connect the Behringer ADAT and/or AES and/or Analog i/o to the Scope card's i/o.

i don't believe the Behringer offers lower latency than Scope, if the computer is set up correctly, but whatever you like is fine.

please don't double post.