#Focusrite asio driver 2i2 how to

HOWEVER, the actual test recordings come out perfectly fine. I tried using those outputs to live monitor the microphone sound, but it doesn't work well, sounding a bit weird and robotic when monitoring as I talk. I'm guessing that these correspond to the Left and Right outputs on the back of the Scarlett 2i2. For the dropdown boxes of 'first' and 'last' it lets me pick '1: Output 1' and '2: Output 2'. Under 'Enable inputs:' there's of course the fields under 'Output range:' just the same as the screen for any driver selected under ASIO. Maybe it just doesn't work in that manner and that's part of why the latency seems so low? Kind of a too-good-to-be-true scenario?

#Focusrite asio driver 2i2 how to

But I can't figure out how to properly monitor it or direct it to another device for output so that I can use it in monitoring, VoIP, or live broadcasting. If I record a brief track, it works fine and I can open the audio file and hear the properly recorded audio. I can't get this Focusrite USB ASIO to actually output to anything. It also seems to be reacting with way way less latency, almost none, with the bars moving when I make a sound much quicker than ano of the other audio systems or drivers. Enable Inputs is checked (first/1:Input1, last/2:Input2) and I see my levels moving normally as I speak. This 'Focusrite USB Audio' is working on the input end. Under ASIO I found an ASIO Driver called 'Focusrite USB ASIO' (NOT the ASIO 'Focusrite USB 2.0 Audio Driver' which didn't work).

WASAPI, WaveOut, WDM Kernel Streaming, and ASIO4ALL(v2) each do a decent job at best giving me no artifacting and relatively low latency, but still enough that it creates a jamming effect when I'm monitoring my voice and it's a bit weird to speak. In the Audio Device Settings screen, I've been toying with different Audio Systems to see which can get me the lowest latency without artifacting. My Reaper project only includes the one track, no FX or plugins, so I can test and hear my microphone and its latency.

I'm using Reaper, with a Scarlett 2i2 (1st Gen) through a USB 3.1 socket. Hi there, I'm posting this question around the internet in hopes for an answer. Hoping for a way to introduce a different output device. ASIO driver called Focusrite USB Audio shows 11ms and seems correct, recording bars react snappily, but the only outputs I can pick are the L/R outputs on the Scarlett backside, which sound bad when monitoring (recordings are still great) and can't be routed for my needs. ASIO4ALL shows 6ms latency but feels like 50-100ms in recording levels and monitoring. Many methods work alright but with moderate latency. Looking for lowest latency method to monitor voice and send to a Virtual Audio Cable.