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Robert Macy
I successfully compiled the ASIO interface, hostsample.cpp, contained
in the Steinberg SDK2 using the free compiler from Microsoft (and some
400MB of free Platform SDK)
After appropriately modifying hostsample.cpp [changing the name of the
ASIO interface to select EMU *and* adjusting the sample rate to what I
was running in EMU's supplied PatchMix panel]; the program appears to
run for the proper 20 seconds and shows things happening.
However, I'm pretty sure the PatchMix has only 2 outputs and 2 inputs
running, yet the hostsample.exe shows...
ASIOGetChannels (inputs: 6. outputs: 4);
...which would be great, if true!
Are there that many available channels?
Where would the signals be going physically?
How do I address each channel?
How do I load the buffer with other than silence?
How do I determine the channel active sound goes to?
Please keep in mind I just started learning C++, and am still seething
from having spent over 4 months simply trying to get the tools to work
with no help from MicroSoft!
- Robert -
feel free to contact me directly, if this is too off topic
macy ..AT.. california ..DOT.. com
in the Steinberg SDK2 using the free compiler from Microsoft (and some
400MB of free Platform SDK)
After appropriately modifying hostsample.cpp [changing the name of the
ASIO interface to select EMU *and* adjusting the sample rate to what I
was running in EMU's supplied PatchMix panel]; the program appears to
run for the proper 20 seconds and shows things happening.
However, I'm pretty sure the PatchMix has only 2 outputs and 2 inputs
running, yet the hostsample.exe shows...
ASIOGetChannels (inputs: 6. outputs: 4);
...which would be great, if true!
Are there that many available channels?
Where would the signals be going physically?
How do I address each channel?
How do I load the buffer with other than silence?
How do I determine the channel active sound goes to?
Please keep in mind I just started learning C++, and am still seething
from having spent over 4 months simply trying to get the tools to work
with no help from MicroSoft!
- Robert -
feel free to contact me directly, if this is too off topic
macy ..AT.. california ..DOT.. com