FL Studio and AISO Drivers

[asw_666]

Hello all...

I hope you can help me with my little quandry

I used to be able to flip my driver output in FL Studio to AISO and enjoy the low latency that used to bring. Unfortunately, with the most recent driver update I cannot seem to figure out how to get it to output to a channel

I do the same thing I used two and the program seems to be running and outputting fine but I have no sound?

Anyone run into this before?

[Mark S]

in the latest drivers the outputs are mislabeled. This is know by MOTU and a fix is supposed to be on the way. For now, rolling back to the previous version is the solution

[asw_666]

Yep, thats exactly what I did...

That upgrade totally hamstrung my rig =(

[tgle1977]

question from a motu newb. which motu product and driver is it?

[HotShot]

It appears the UltraLite-mk3 has this issue with the outputs being shifted (as they say) with the 3.6.8.1400 driver release. I just bought one a few days ago. Another thing I'm seeing is that I can't use the S/PDIF output on my unit. So, If the outputs are shifted, none of them show a signal when I try to use the S/PDIF output using the .1400 driver, but the S/PDIF input works with the S/PDIF meter showing the signal in Cuemix. The problem of the shifted outputs seems to be with the ASIO driver and shows up when selecting outputs in my DAW software which is SONAR 8.3.1.


I really hope they fix this soon because the unit sounds very nice and it's just a limited time before I can return it, and if I don't have all the functionality that the unit is advertised to have, I'm being short changed. And the issues being experienced with the .1400 driver are the responsibility of MOTU to fix, as they only have the .1400 driver available on their site for download.

Another issues I'm experiencing is that I get an error message that the hardware can't be found if I uninstall .1400 and try to use the driver that comes on my CD with the Ultralte-mk3 or another driver I download such as the 3.6.8.1394.