Fender Asio Driver Windows 10
Ok I've been trying to find a solution to this for days and can't find anything. It's ridiculously frustrating. So, I purchased a Fender Mustang III Amp a while back and with it came the program Ableton Live Lite 8. The amp has a USB connection to the computer. When I just plugged in the USB and tried recording without changing any preferences I got this crazy, crappy sound. I realized the input was coming from the built-in mic rather than the USB and tried to change it but could not find an input for the amp anywhere. I ended up downloading the asio4all driver and found it but then had further problems. The issue is that I can record into ableton, but it only records at an insanely low volume. Any volume levels I change, either in Windows, in Ableton, or on the amp itself has no effect on how it records and plays back. I've been on tons of forums and nothing has worked. My configuration right now is this:
-the input type in arrangement view is on external in
-in the preferences-->audio tab:
*the driver type is ASIO
*the audio device is ASIO4ALL
*in both input and output config, both mono and stereo are highlighted
-the hardware setup panel looks like this:
WDM Device list
&Realtek HD Audio
-Realtek HD Output
-Realtek HD Mic Input
-Realtex HD Stereo Input
&>Mustang Amplifier
(only the mustang amplifier above is highlighted/on, and it has the arrow next to it indicating it is active.
The package provides the installation files for Fender Universal ASIO Audio Driver version 2.10.F. The easiest way to determine which version of the ASIO driver you have installed is to check the audio preferences in the DAW program you are using. Jul 11, 2017 ASIO4ALL 2.14 is available to all software users as a free download for Windows 10 PCs but also without a hitch on Windows 7 and Windows 8. Compatibility with this asio driver software may vary, but will generally run fine under Microsoft Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP on either a 32-bit or 64-bit setup.
-the input type in arrangement view is on external in
-in the preferences-->audio tab:
*the driver type is ASIO*the audio device is ASIO4ALL
*in both input and output config, both mono and stereo are highlighted
-the hardware setup panel looks like this:
WDM Device list
&Realtek HD Audio
-Realtek HD Output
-Realtek HD Mic Input
-Realtex HD Stereo Input
&>Mustang Amplifier
(only the mustang amplifier above is highlighted/on, and it has the arrow next to it indicating it is active.
Fender Asio Driver Windows 10