Audio device being used by another application

AUDIO DEVICE BEING USED BY ANOTHER APPLICATION HOW TO

You can adjust the buffer length for each selected device (in this case the Creative SB X-Fi is selected, highlighted dark-blue). ASIO Buffer Size - As shown above, the ASIO4ALL window allows you to adjust the ASIO Buffer Size (Buffer length) settings to fine-tune Buffer underrun.The 'spanner' button, on the lower-right,Д¬hanges between 'simple' and 'advanced' modes. The screenshot below shows ASIO4ALL in 'simple mode'. To open the ASIO4ALL settings - Click on the 'Show ASIO panel' (shown above).Alternatively choose Audio settings from the Options Menu.

Press F10 on your PC keyboard and select the Audio settings by clicking on the speaker icon.

AUDIO DEVICE BEING USED BY ANOTHER APPLICATION HOW TO

This section explains how to use the ASIO4ALL settings. If ASIO4ALL doesn't produceДЄny sound we recommend that you work through all the steps below including the Troubleshooting section OR use the FL Studio ASIO driver. NOTE: ASIO4ALL is a generic ASIO driver that works with most audio devices, your experience may be different, including long periods of silence and head-scratching. This feature allows you to use a USB microphone input and your regular audio device output at the same time (see point 7 below).

Multiple audio devices: Unique to ASIO4ALL & FL Studio ASIO, you can select inputs and outputs from separate audio-devices, something that is not possible with standard ASIO drivers.

Has a native ASIO driver then we recommend you use that.

Speed: ASIO drivers (in general) allow lower CPU overhead and lower buffer settings than the standard Windows ('Primary Sound Driver', WDM Driver).

The FL Studio installation includes FL Studio ASIO and 3rd party ASIO driver ASIO4ALL.

Audio device being used by another application