#Creative sound blaster software guitar driver
#Creative sound blaster software guitar upgrade

#Creative sound blaster software guitar driver

I just didn't want to to use ASIO4ALL as my sound card has a dedicated ASIO driver and if I'm to replace it (it's starting to fail I think, rusted connectors etc.), I would like its replacement to have a dedicated ASIO driver as well. That's probably not good right in terms of the buffer size as I'm sure I'll probably start hearing crackling if I get too carried away with rack extensions? Thanks for the recommendations guys, I've added them to the Latency figures in my Reason/Creative ASIO control panel are +-10ms roundtrip with a 176 buffer size at 44.1khz.

the Behringer UCA202 fails in the ASIO department as it seems to rely on ASIO4ALL which I'm not interested in). I guess what I'm asking is, in a very convoluted way, if anyone has used the Sound Blaster E5 as an ASIO audio interface when using Reason, please could you share your experiences.Д®ven if not, given what I've said above, could anyone convince me of going the proper audio interface route or even suggest a compact audio interface that essentially just has line in and out, headphone out AND a dedicated ASIO driver (i.e. It is for this reason that, despite the above interfaces being roughly the same price as the Creative Sound Blaster E5, I keep being drawn back to the E5 for its simplicity (3.5mm connectors) and compact size along with the previously mentioned gaming and music listening needs. With my current setup using the Yeti's headphone output I would need a splitter adapter to send each channel to the respective inputs but this just seems cumbersome and a waste of the mic-preamps which I wouldn't use anyway.

I basically want something that allows me the option of connecting a STEREO microphone (which the Yeti is) for recording guitar which I then mix in with a few virtual instruments.

#Creative sound blaster software guitar upgrade

Creative gets an absolute thrashing when it comes to 'enthusiast' setups but I've never quite understood it based on my experience.ДЄnyway, I have considered doing a proper upgrade to something like the Steinberg UR22, Mackie Onyx Producer, Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, Presonus AudioBox 96, M-Audio M-Track 2x2M. For the last decade I've been using a Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi which seemed to have decent latency for my midi keyboard and Yeti microphone (plugged into the line in port on the sound card via the headphone output of the Yeti). I am a casual user of Reason and am looking to upgrade to a 'once size fits all' device that also caters to music listening and gaming.