Hey guys.
I was trying Revalver on my notebook but have a big problem with it. I want to use the stand alone version of Revalver for my recordings but when I run it, no other sounds (audios, movies, even youtube videos) will work. I can't even record anything with my DAW (I use adobe audition) because it says that another audio divice is running which I should close first. When I first load my DAW or WMP or winamp,... I can't get a sound out of Revalver - except the normal clean sound you have when you plug your guitar into your computer...
I don't wan't to use the vst of Revalver. I want to go straight from my guitar into my notebook (if I would use the vst it wouldn't sound so good because Revalvber would mix the tone with my effects processor (Korg PX4D)) to have to untouched tone off Revalver.
I'm using W7 32bit and my soundcard is a simple Realtek HD audio (with EDS).
I have to use ASIO4ALL as driver technology, input and output device in Revalver, otherwise I would have latency. So is it a soundcard problem? Or maybe some wrong settings?
I was trying Revalver on my notebook but have a big problem with it. I want to use the stand alone version of Revalver for my recordings but when I run it, no other sounds (audios, movies, even youtube videos) will work. I can't even record anything with my DAW (I use adobe audition) because it says that another audio divice is running which I should close first. When I first load my DAW or WMP or winamp,... I can't get a sound out of Revalver - except the normal clean sound you have when you plug your guitar into your computer...
I don't wan't to use the vst of Revalver. I want to go straight from my guitar into my notebook (if I would use the vst it wouldn't sound so good because Revalvber would mix the tone with my effects processor (Korg PX4D)) to have to untouched tone off Revalver.
I'm using W7 32bit and my soundcard is a simple Realtek HD audio (with EDS).
I have to use ASIO4ALL as driver technology, input and output device in Revalver, otherwise I would have latency. So is it a soundcard problem? Or maybe some wrong settings?