I thought it would be nice to have this added option to be available "right out the box", per-say, since MME is the default driver. It would be built-in, not having to differ to 3rd party programs as with ASIO. I'm sure added latency settings could be added in to allow users to optimize it to be as best possible for them. And...users could still switch and use whichever option they prefer, MME or ASIO.I'd really like to understand why you think this would be beneficial. You'll be trying to play in real time, listen through Mulab, with massive latency introduced by MME. It really wouldn't be a pleasant experience. There are better alternatives already available for on board audio (JACK+JackRouter, ASIO4All, or VB Audio products) than using MME. I'd rather not have Jo's time wasted on giving users a poor experience of the product and being put off, than have users educated to understand why MME isn't a viable option.1. The ability to record audio/ability for audio input with MME audio instead of ASIO.
In my personal experience, MME has been more stable and latency issues weren't that bad (although I've read about the issues). Having used ASIO (ASIO4All) on Windows back in the day, the latency was indeed lower, but I would experience glitches at times. Plus I couldn't use other audio programs while it was in use. Granted, this was years ago since I've used it. I've been on Linux for years now and latency hasn't been bad at all.
Either way, it's no sweat and not a pressing issue. Just an added base idea/feature that could be potentially useful. Respectfully, I don't think that Jo would be wasting his time if he chose to do it, but I understand where you're coming from.
Statistics: Posted by Tryezz — Tue Apr 23, 2024 3:13 am