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Awesome! Just bought Dubler 2 which comes with Ableton Live Lite. both work fine but before I get to the same result as you guys, some time will have to flow by ! Now I do have a question: When using both apps above, they are kind of freezing any other application ability to send sound to your sound card. Mean: If I want to watch a youtube like yours, to try replicate what you do, or to discuss live with a music trainer for example, using zoom or loom or skype or whatever WHILE using Dubbler 2 and Ableton, it will be impossible: no sound out of those apps as long as Dubler and Ableton are open. Reason: they use Asio driver, and while they do, no other app can use the sound card. Anyone found a fix to this??
YEah, thats just how audio routing works... you can sometimes get away with changing the default sound device on the Windows taskbar (since Ableton/Dubler will still use the ASIO channels). Like, in my case, I send my Windows audio to a separate audio channel for my DDj-400, and use ASIO for another channel on my mixer. (This is also kind of related to why I always set my Windows sound scheme to "None"; it can glitch out stuff, otherwise.) Youre still gonna need two outputs though; essentially you can split audio between ASIO and MME and let your browser/OS use MME but you need a way to route the ASIO to USB, like a mixer or interface. A digitl mixer, like Voicemeeter Banana, and a pack of Virtual audio cables may help but I use hardware, myself.
