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    • walkerdeltaone
      walkerdeltaone last edited by

      Hi there, hope someone has had experience and been able to fix my issue, but after loading the Spark ASIO on my Win 10 pc, hooking up the amp and turning everything on I can see the input / output present in Windows for the Spark.

      All good so far, however upon starting my DAW (I've tried a number, Cakewalk, Sonus) the amp goes into a loop of disconnecting, reconnecting constantly so it basically unusable to record anything from.

      Has anyone else had an issue like this?

      Cheers

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        luke 0 @walkerdeltaone last edited by

        @walkerdeltaone I haven't but have you tried troubleshooting using the ASIO4ALL Driver?

        This fixed some low recording levels for me and might be worth trying.

        http://www.asio4all.org/

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        • walkerdeltaone
          walkerdeltaone last edited by

          Thanks for posting.

          I have tried ASIO4ALL previously but couldn't see the Spark amp when connected in the DAW. Maybe I did something wrong. I'll uninstall all the ASIO drivers and give it another go with just ASIO4ALL.

          Cheers

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            luke 0 @walkerdeltaone last edited by

            @walkerdeltaone Once you have installed ASIO4All you will need to make sure the spark is active in the desktop tray and then inside Studio one set the audio device inside audio setup to the ASIO4ALL driver.

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            • walkerdeltaone
              walkerdeltaone last edited by

              Thanks for the info, no joy, still in the connecting / disconnecting loop. It maybe my PC, I'll try on another machine

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              • carl.galilee
                carl.galilee @walkerdeltaone last edited by

                @walkerdeltaone Guessing you're not plugging in via a usb hub and you've tried using different usb ports?

                Could also try disconnecting any other usb devices to rule out there isn't a conflict with them.

                Could also go into 'Device Manager' locate your usb input from the list, double click it, go to power management and make sure 'allow the computer to turn off this device to save power' is unchecked.

                Failing that I would raise a ticket for some support help.

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                • walkerdeltaone
                  walkerdeltaone last edited by

                  Thanks @carl-galilee

                  I've checked the power management settings and they're fine, not using a hub but I am using a usb extension cable so will try direct into a USB3 port and see if that makes a difference.

                  Appreciate the help.

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                  • alex
                    alex last edited by

                    Use it with studio one artist edition, works fine. But turn spark one a minute before you start the studio software

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