Guitarport via USB into Scope using ASIO or otherwise?

[JDoe]

I've recently bought the Guitar Port USB interface. And just now there are new drivers out that support ASIO with better latency and all. Until now I have connected the analog in to the Pulsar but wouldn't it be great if you could get the signal digitally. I've tested the "soundcard in" in the Scope platform but that doesn't work well.
Does anyone have any idea how to get the signal with ok latency digitally into Scope? Or if that isnt possible get both ASIO sources into Cubase, 5.1 or SX?

Rgds,
Doe

[at0m]

Does the Guitar Port have a monitoring program? Then route it to Pulsar wave driver and into your SFP mixer.

If Guitar Port does not have a monitoring program, there's Bidule. It's a like SFP on CPU, so you can set up any routing there. Ie. you can load and connect Guitar Port's ASIO driver and SFP wave driver in Bidule. This beta version is freeware. Its most annoying bug is IMO that it enables graphical transition effects on XP's desktop, for the rest it works great

[correction, thanks marcus]
Apparently Logic does have one control panel for ASIO1 and one for ASIO2, but the drivers cannot be used simultaneously as I thought.


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[marcuspocus]

Logic? 2 asio driver? Are you sure?

[JDoe]

Isn't it possibe to route this internally to the pulsar board.

[marcuspocus]

Using USB, no...

If your devices has a spdif or adat, or even analog out, yes...

I know, it too bad... same thing with usb midi keyboard... Noway of routing it to sfp driver, unless you use external software to route it like MIDI OX

[JDoe]

Thats baaaad!!
Maybe some kind of ASIO mixer before cubase would do the trick... No one heard of such a thing?

[JDoe]

Actually, there is of course an analog out on the device...