It's mainly just with FL 64 bit too.I have to jump thru hoops and do all sorts of weird disabling/re-enabling processes to get it to work.Once I do,it's fine for that project.But if I close and reopen,red x's in asio4all and repeat process all over.Īs ppl who tried almost every DAW on Earth (apart Linux ones), i can tell you for sure there is no perfect DAW.and never will. I'm looking into an interface that plays well with ASIO or ASIO4ALL well in both 32 bit and 64 bit Daws on Win 7.But before I switch I'm gonna play with older drivers to try to find a workable solution.May even write who made the latest driver.And if/when I find a solution.I'll make a thread on here.Could help someone else in the future with similar problem. Happened since the newest driver from guru3d was installed.Which is usually awesome. Lately I'm having issues with my soundcard driver and ASIO4ALL on 64 bit DAWs.It's an onboard Realtek. That new vectorial mixer looks pretty sexy though I must admit. I'm just used to the mixer I guess.I can get it to do what I want as far as routing and levels go.I would like to hear his gripe again though,I'd bet he very much has valid points and justified complaints. Now I don't believe I share Catalyst's gripe about the mixer.

I would love some 8t & 16t quantize that actually worked too.I can get it to do what I want but it's so much piano roll fixing and snap settings changes Vs any other Daw.For instance Cubase 7 Elements has not a single issue at any timing I play at or quantize,ROCK SOLID! That's my biggest gripe about FL.The fact that any song I do between 100-200 bpm if I play faster than 8th note speeds I have to fix it in piano roll as the 16th note quantize and/or others is wayyy off. I still think they need to up their game with the quantize functions.If they would just implement all the standard quantize timings I'd be soooo happy. I'm actually pretty sure that even some 64 bit VSTi's do that same thing on mine.That's annoying as hell aint it?

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