In this case you would be routing Nuendo ASIO output to Windows system audio, however, YMMV with latency.Virtual Audio Cable (VAC) is a third-party software program that allows the rerouting and the emulation of a sound card in software rather than having to use a second sound card for audio analysis or use with digital mode programs such as MixW and WSJT. Jack IO for example, but perhaps the best is from VoiceMeeter, would you believe with ‘Banana’ and 'Potato’options (!) for more and more channels of audio routing. You could also write to Focusrite of course.Īs another poster mentioned, Windows has audio patching capabilities and various free third party apps can manage this reasonably well (although one can disappear down the rabbit hole). I’m not sure about the details for a Scarlett 6i6, but here is the same information for configuring MME on a 2i2. Focusrite is another of the few vendors that allow this for Windows although the channel count is more limited. RME do a very good job of being able to configure that (& as multichannel audio even). You need to have an audio interface that supports BOTH ASIO and Windows audio. So there are two answers for Windows as far as I am aware: ASIO (& therefore should not be able to instantiate VST plugins?). I can only imagine this has been set to system audio vs. For reference, I’d also check which audio settings you have used for Audition. Yes, and this applies to any DAW or NLE - the issue is that ASIO drivers are only used by dedicated software such as Nuendo but not by Windows and its separate ‘system audio’ variations (macos combines all this together as ‘core audio’). So you have to route/configure to which signal your"main” outputs listens to". To summarise & agree with what other have said here: “By definition such programs use the standard I/O of your computer. I use both MacOs (UA Apollo x8) and Windows workstations (RME UFX+). In my experience, this is a Windows issue - not a Nuendo one. Has anybody else managed to successfully play a Nuendo project over a conferencing app? I’d be very grateful to hear any possible solutions.
My audio interface is a Focusrite Scarlett 6i6, although I have also tried going through my laptop’s built-in audio card with no results. I have tried checking and unchecking the ‘Release driver when Application is in background’ box, but neither setting works.
I can load up Adobe Audition and the audio is fine, as is also the case with browser windows, so I think it must be a Nuendo issue. I do not seem to be able to share the audio from Nuendo.
I have been trying to set up a zoom call with several students where I can share my Nuendo screen and work on their projects.
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