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I was trying some MIDI keyboard recording, but there was tons of latency. I noticed that LMMS wasn't using the ASIO sound driver (which I thought I installed previously) so I tried to get that working...it didn't work. I tried doing the normal way of putting the asio.dll into the LMMS folder and renaming it libportaudio-2.dll but LMMS wouldn't even start after that. Any help?

I'm using Windows 8.1

you need the advanced libportaudio-2.dll -or is that the one you call "the asio.dll "??
Then That must be renamed libportaudio-2.dll.
Because there has to be one libportaudio-2.dll
Look at this
viewtopic.php?t=604

But read my comment

I made an account to get the linked file, but when I clicked it I got this:

"You are not authorized to view this page. You do not have permission
to view the requested directory or page using the credentials supplied.

403 - Forbidden"

Also, I did delete the original "libportaudio-2.dll" file from the LMMS program files when I renamed "asio4all.dll"

Autch - look like the page has changed
I dont think anyone should sign up to that, and i have removed the link
Someone .. may contact you in im.

Snarf,

Here is a portaudio DLL with ASIO enabled that I had laying around on my dropbox since my windows days: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1y7bc7i5yeyx3 ... 2.dll?dl=0

I switched to linux now, so I don't know if that dll still works, but if it does, it should resolve your problems

Note that this dll is only for 32 bit LMMS, since it was taken from Jack2 IIRC.

Well darn, I have the 64 bit version. I tried your file anyways, and it didn't work of course.

I described an alternative download location in this post:
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1761&start=10#p16251

Maybe this helps.

I appreciate the help, but I've given up on MIDI recording for the time being. I just compose in the piano roll.