#VOICEMEETER BANANA WINDOWS 10 DRIVER#
If you are willing to sacrifice latency, Voicemeeter can do exactly what you want.ĭepending on exactly what you are doing latency may not be a problem.ĭrumphil, Stella645, yes, I'm using Behringer's Asio driver right now, ASIO4ALL was just an example of how Win 7 behaves with Asio drivers, the way that I don't want Win 10 to beheve =) So, usually I'm using Reaper and Guitar Pro at the same time because I'm capturing many of my bass riff ideas that way.
#VOICEMEETER BANANA WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS#
If you want the best latency performance, you can only run one program at a time, unless the behringer drivers are multi-client which I doubt. The downside of that is that it doesn't solve the problem of wanting to hear audio for other general windows programs, and it still adds latency. Voicemeeter or Voicemeeter Banana (Yes, that's what it's actually called) should be able to do what you want, but the price is added latency compared to what can be achieved with with the native ASIO driver for your audio interface.Īnother possible way to do things would be to use Reaper's ReaRoute feature which emulates an asio driver, so if guitar pro supports ASIO, you can tell it to use the ReaRoute asio driver, and get the audio into reaper that way. Firstly, the audio interface you are using has it's own ASIO driver, so no need to use ASIO4ALL anyway.
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