Asio2ks.de Website Review

ASIO2KS is a generic ASIO driver for WDM kernel-streaming compliant soundcards on Windows 2000 and XP platforms. Since then many professional applications have been built around this interface and are used to record or playback music, or render virtual instruments like soft-synths or samplers in realtime on PCs. Although many hobbyists are starting to use this technology to produce music at home, soundcards which implement the ASIO-interface come with a hefty price-tag. ASIO2KS solves this by allowing low-budget soundcards (on-board, pci or usb) to be used in this environment. can interconnect two DAW-Workstations to share the workload or transfer MIDI-clock. ASIO2KS: the Graphical Audio An*lyzer - a 128-band spectral an*lyzer. It is available both as standalone-application and as a VST. Both are beta, so your mileage may vary - don't haunt me for crashed daw-host-applications and lost music-project-files ;-) to polish up the rest of the things. If everything goes as expected, I will be releasing the first public version during the week. So hold Unfortunately some people write to me in French, Italian, Spanish and even Japanese or Polish. As I don't understand any of those languages, I can only answer emails that arrive either in English or German. version yet. I hope to be releasing it as soon as possible - sorry for the delay. pop up, the driver will go public as V1.0 the end of the upcoming week. of the beta-version so far. I have received some really valuable feedback which I'm very thankful for. On the other hand feedback like it does not work is not really that helpful. Like I wrote in the readme-file - if problems occur, send me a trace-file that can be made with the diagnosis-version of the driver. This will help me to improve this software so it will run stressy after-fair-parties, normal development cycles will continue ;) During ASIO-operation the control-panel is simply for status-display-use. that some soundcards behave slightly unexpected - obviously my fault, should have read the spec's more carefully ;) Seems I need to redesign