#MOTU 828 MKII WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
#MOTU 828 MKII WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS#
#MOTU 828 MKII WINDOWS 10 DRIVER#

The Motu tech support doesn't reply me, i don't know, for company like Motu it should be a piece of cake to make Windows 10 drivers and fixes for all kind of bugs. On that Voicemeter Banana i don't have an ASIO 828, but ASIO MOTU, i click on it and it crashes.ДЄlso when i try the other method in windows playback/recording devices, i have checked and all of the analog outputs were 44100 and the main output was 48000, when i switched to 44100 it crashed again. I have two Motu 828 mk2, both with firewire and they crash the same. I have tried everything you said and still crashes. Hi, thanks a lot for your reply and forgive me for my late response.

You can help prevent that somewhat by setting all the Playback and Recording settings to be consistent, so it doesn't get confused. It 'grinds gears' when doing so, and sometimes blue-screens the computer. The problem lies in the fact that these MOTU boxes change their sample rate IN THE BOX when it encounters content having a different sample rate than it is currently set to. If you do not want to do that, try this: Go into the Windows Audio Sounds Panel (right click the small speaker next the clock in the bottom right and click 'Sounds'), then go into both the Playback AND the Recording tabs and double-click (bring up properties) for each item MOTU Audio Wave for 64-bit creates and in the Advanced tab set each one to the SAME sample rate. Make Voicemeeter the default playback device, and in the A1 dropdown in Voicemeeter at the top-right of the program select from the bottom of the list the ASIO 828 selection. Those changes tend to crash 'MOTU Audio Wave for 64 bit' on many people's machines. It is far more stable, and most importantly it performs sample rate conversion efficiently when the content changes its sample rate. I use Voicemeeter Banana instead as my Windows Audio interface to my 828 mk3 hybrid and Ultralite mk3 hybrid, which use the Firewire connection. That is the MOTU Windows Audio interface, not the ASIO driver. I think the problem is with the drivers because they are not compatible with windows 10.ДЇirst, in Device Manager I would disable (not remove) 'MOTU Audio Wave for 64 bit'. Please help me guys i'm ultra desperate, i already made a support tech ticket to the Motu team, but i want to figure this out as quick as possible, lol

#MOTU 828 MKII WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#

In device manager under the 'Sound, video and game controllers' i can see 'MOTU Audio Wave for 64 bit' and under details it says 'device migrated'.Д«ut under the 'audio inputs and outputs' whatever motu output/input i check, it says 'device not migrated'.ДЄlso tried to install drivers with 'compatibility troubleshooter' and the same, blue screen when i want to play. I have searched this forum and also can't find anything useful. Will search again and try to find anything useful online, but as I see a lot of people have the same problems, and it seems to be a windows 10 problems, and you must have figured out yet, so please help. I waited now 1 month for that firewire card, LOL Please help soon as you can, I donвЂ™t want this go for 1 month. without them, the Motu 828 isnвЂ™t recognized at all. But when I want to play some music via any music player, Windows 10 crashes, blue screen. also in the вЂњsound icon in trayвЂќ I can see and choose the playback device no problems. In device manager I can see all the outputs.

#MOTU 828 MKII WINDOWS 10 DRIVER#

I have installed the latest Motu driver 4.0.6. I use Kalea Firewire pci card, it should be Texas Instruments chips, that's how they say in description. IвЂ™m having that problem, Windows 10 crashes when I try to play music through Motu 828 mk2firewire.

Motu 828 mkii windows 10