ASIO4ALL on 64 bits LMMS, HOW?!?

[paf]

Hello

There are many explanations how to make ASIO4ALL work on LMMS, but I cannot find a single one explanation how to do it on 64 bit versions of LMMS (especially, where to find the necessary replacement file for lib-portaudio...

-> Can anybody help?

-> Is the problem solved if I just install the 32 bit version of LMMS? Are there any advantages on using the 32 bit version of LMMS on 64 bit Windows 8.1?

Thanks for help
Patrick

[musikbear]

Which of the dll-links did you follow. I believe there are several, and only some works ..somewhat works :/
If you are on windows, the SDL will give best stabillity.
but
afaik there is no 64x version of asio4all (?)
Please chime in, if anyone knows any!

[paf]

Hello
I got asio4all64.dll today from http://www.asio4all.com/
The question is, what works, how and where to find it...
Regards
Patrick

[musikbear]

OH! you got it
Then you do like this
Close lmms!!

In the same folder you have your lmms.exe, (lmms-install-folder) find the dll named

libportaudio-2.dll

Rename tis dll to something like..
libportaudio-2_ORRR.dll
Unpack your asio4all64.dll
copy that dll into the lmms-install-folder
rename that dll to
libportaudio-2.dll
Start lmms
Go to settings| preferences| audio
from device select portaudio
now in the second select, you should have the option ASIO4ALL
choose it
press ok
lmms will need a restart
If it makes 'noises' after restart :p -You have succesfully installed ASIO4ALL
If not you need to revert to SDL, but that option should also be included in the new libportaudio .. i hope ..
Let me know if you fixed it :)

[paf]

Nice, thank you, but... it doesn't work.

LMMS refuses to start and says the it cannot find the entry point in the "Pa_GetDefaultInputDevice" procedure of the DLL c:\Program Files\LMMS\lmms.exe

By the way, I could reduce the latency to something more bearable by switching the outpout audio from SDL to PortAudio/Windows WASAPI. But even less latency would still be better!

[musikbear]

The breakdown would indicate that the dll cant be used by lmms -:/ -32x ASIO does work, but will course bsod if it crashes!!

Latency can be set on the 'General Setting Tab' in 'Settings'
Mine is 145 ms , btw

[umcaruje]

Hi, there is no 64 portaudio dll with ASIO enabled that exists currently, to my knowledge. Most of these dll's are from Jack for windows, and AFAIR it only has a 32 bit version.

[VDX]

maybe this helps:
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1761&start=10#p16251

[umcaruje]

@paf: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5-DvjbuOiw

This method should work, I haven't tried it, but it seems to work for that guy.