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geoff wrote:

> Something more specific in the subject may attract more responses....

Didn't follow up because I don't have the software ....

> geoff

>> Admittedly, I feel a bit of confusion over the options available with
>> the Audiophile 2496 and how they all interact.

>> In an Audio Track in CWHS2 the input options are:

>> Stereo M-Audio Delta AP Multi 1/2
>> Stereo M-Audio Delta AP Multi 3/4
>> Stereo M-Audio Delta AP Multi 5/6
>> Stereo M-Audio Delta AP Multi Mon. Mixer

Disregard all of those ... AP multi is presented to the OS sound mapper, but

>> Stereo M-Audio Delta AP 1/2
>> Stereo M-Audio Delta AP Mon. Mixer

these apply as real hardware. SP-dif ought also to be there.

>> Output options as they appear are:

>> C (M-Audio Delta AP 1/2)
>> D (M-Audio Delta AP S/PDIF)

These represent real hardware.

>> The Patchbay/Router options that appear material to this issue are:

>> WavOut 1/2
>> Monitor Mixer
>> H/W In 1/2

>> On the audio track I'm recording to, the only input setting that
>> allows me to get simultaneous output from the Livesynth and recording
>> on an audio track when playing back a midi file I've already recorded
>> is Stereo M-Audio Delta AP Mon. Mixer.  However the resulting sound
>> has a tinny, "phased" sound to it.

at a glance: route the midi track to an external synth if you need to hear
it, but I'm not sure understand exactly what scenario you describe. And my
knowhow ends here, I'm not currently into midi.

>>  The only way around this seems to
>> be to set the "out" of the audio track to which I'm recording to
>> something that isn't used such as B (M-Audio Delta AP Multi 3/4)
>> during recording and then going back to one of the 1/2 selections for
>> playback.
>>
>> In all cases above, the only way I can hear anything is with either
>> WavOut 1/2 or Monitor Mixer selected on the M-Audio Control Panel.
>> Selecting the H/W In 1/2 option doesn't allow me to hear anything.

The monitor mixer is just that, an on card hardware dsp monitor mixer.

>> I have no problems recording audio from an external source going into
>> the line-in, it just seems to be an issue when recording internally
>> like this.

It is card for recording and playing back sound and for routing midi in and
out. I don't know your software, which is why I did not initially follow up,
and I am not very familiar with actually using midi. Because of this some of
the above could be misleading and even incorrect.

>> Thanks for all input, happy holidays


   Kind regards

   Peter Larsen