RE: Audacity 2.1.3, downloaded “exe”, Using Win 7 Ref: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/ASIO_Audio_Interface Do I download IDE 2015 or 2017, please? Is the “Default” IDE install sufficient or what additional “Custom” mods must I include, please? Thank you ! :confused:

ASIO has since been open sourced, so now builds with it can be distributed. I made a prebuilt version here: Release Audacity 3.7.5 with ASIO · LeoWattenberg/audacity · GitHub

Official releases of Audacity do not support ASIO. Due to license restriction, Audacity cannot legally be distributed with ASIO support enabled. For more information, see here: Missing features - Audacity Support Latency should never be a problem in Audacity. If it is, then you are probably doing…

Yes I raised a forum thread - but I am always tinkering with latency adjustments and timeshifts and it’s tiresome when you just have to lay some tracks down for a client. This post - is it offering a way of plugging ASIO support into Audacity?

Once latency correction has been set up correctly, there should be no need for fiddling until you change the recording device, the host setting, or the sample rate. For normal use it’s just set it once and that’s it. If you post a link to your other topic I’ll take a look and see if I can see what…

To enable ASIO support in Audacity you need to build Audacity from the source code. Unless you have experience building C++ applications from source code, it’s no small task. There’s some information about building from source here: Missing features - Audacity Support but we are currently in the …

Thanks Steve: https://forum.audacityteam.org/t/urgent-focusrite-scarlett-2i2-latency-issues/48830/1 We resorted to time shift all the tracks in the end with Audacity :slight_smile:

Previously I had a hard time building Audacity, but with the latest 2.3 code that works with the default wxWidgets it was actually very straight forward to build it with just the latest Visual Studio. Which brings me to the following: It should be pretty easy to build a docker image based on micro…

I can’t comment on the licensing/copyright aspects of this but if you wanted to do it this way for your own convenience then why not have a go. But I don’t think its reasonable to ask the Audacity development volunteers to take on another task which could be a procedural nightmare every time somethi…

No no of course the Audacity team shouldn’t care about it, they have work enough with the actual app. The idea was to provide a way to get it with ASIO for users without any programming experience, because for them it’s not virtually impossible to get it. I’ll maintain the image + a GitHub repo wi…

But I’m not 100% sure if this approach is legal. Any thoughts? You would need an addition part to step 3 for it to comply with Steinberg’s license: 3a. Prompt user to sign Steinberg’s “non-distributable license” agreement. 3b. Downloads ASIO SDK from Steinberg. I recall asking the develo…

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I’ve replied here: URGENT - Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 "latency" issues - - #12 by steve