Fri Jan 10, 2020 11:15 am
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re:FYI Hauptwerk 4.0.0.724 + Behringer UMC204hd
Fri 1/10/2020 10:40 am
I got it to make sound by
1. In hwerk, "General Settings / Audio Outputs", I set the "Audio output devices:" to "ASIO UMC ASIO Driver".
2. Then, eventually, I right-clicked the Win10 taskbar, clicked "taskbar settings" and scrolled-around to "Select which icons appear on the task bar", found the "USB Audio Class Driver Control Panel / UMC Control Panel" and instructed win10 to show it on the task bar. Then I clicked it and got the "UMC Control Panel" window. Then, I selected the "Volume tab", clicked the "Output ..." button, and set the middle "Out 1 Out2" control from -127 to 0.
I could do #2 *inside* hwerk, but it wouldn't "stick" thru power cycles. The taskbar route has, at least once. This is ranted-on with more detail and a picture at http://owenlabs.org/umchwerk....
-- jgo, owenlabs.org
re:FYI Hauptwerk 4.0.0.724 + Behringer UMC204hd
Fri 1/10/2020 10:40 am
I got it to make sound by
1. In hwerk, "General Settings / Audio Outputs", I set the "Audio output devices:" to "ASIO UMC ASIO Driver".
2. Then, eventually, I right-clicked the Win10 taskbar, clicked "taskbar settings" and scrolled-around to "Select which icons appear on the task bar", found the "USB Audio Class Driver Control Panel / UMC Control Panel" and instructed win10 to show it on the task bar. Then I clicked it and got the "UMC Control Panel" window. Then, I selected the "Volume tab", clicked the "Output ..." button, and set the middle "Out 1 Out2" control from -127 to 0.
I could do #2 *inside* hwerk, but it wouldn't "stick" thru power cycles. The taskbar route has, at least once. This is ranted-on with more detail and a picture at http://owenlabs.org/umchwerk....
-- jgo, owenlabs.org
