One device -> Two Audio engines: Still OK with Logic?
One device -> Two Audio engines: Still OK with Logic?
- Subject: One device -> Two Audio engines: Still OK with Logic?
- From: Fabian Renn <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 28 Aug 2005 12:43:06 +0200
Hi,
sorry i wanted to write: WITHOUT aggregate devices. So can i run my
device that has two seperate audio engines for input and output
simultaneously WITHOUT aggregate devices in Logic. It works with
GarageBand.
Fabian
On Aug 28, 2005, at 12:29 PM, Fabian Renn wrote:
Hi
i've been programming an usb audio device for the last months. And
now i'm starting to wonder ( yes, a little late ), will logic
support my device: my device has two audio engines, one for the
input and one for the output. The timing runs a lot better having
two seperate audio engines for usb, because the output can run with
dma, but the input can't, that's why two seperate audio engines. So
will i be able to use the two audio engine simultaneously with
aggregate devices under OS X?
Fabian
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