Audio Stream Input/Output - Revision history

Beardgoggles: /* See also */ Updated link to foobar2000 component page.

2019-07-06T17:42:48Z

See also: Updated link to foobar2000 component page.

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[MIDI]]		* [[MIDI]]
	* [[Foobar2000:Components ~~0.9~~/ASIO support\|~~Foobar2000~~: ASIO support]]		* [[Foobar2000:Components/ASIO support (foo_out_asio)\|foobar2000: ASIO support]]

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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External links: developer link update

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	== External links ==		== External links ==
	* [http://www.steinberg.de/~~324_1~~.html ASIO SDK] official Steinberg website of the SDK developement package		* [http://www.steinberg.net/en/company/developer.html ASIO SDK] official Steinberg website of the SDK developement package
	* [http://www.asio4all.com/ ~~asio4all~~] website of the German 3rd party development effort and universal WDM drivers.		* [http://www.asio4all.com/ ASIO4ALL] website of the German 3rd party development effort and universal WDM drivers.

	[[Category: Software]]		[[Category: Software]]

DEATH: Removed foobar2000 site hotlinks (geez, do you people even verify whether links that you include work?), removed section introducing unnecessary confusion with kernel streaming.

2008-05-26T15:08:10Z

Removed foobar2000 site hotlinks (geez, do you people even verify whether links that you include work?), removed section introducing unnecessary confusion with kernel streaming.

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	The low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a microphone and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output devices.		The low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a microphone and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output devices.

	After Steinberg was bought by a seperate company, they released the SDK (Development Kit) to the public free of charge on their website. There have been several attempts made by 3rd party developers to write drivers in order to bring ASIO to all consumer grade soundcards ''(see asio4all)''. There has been a seperate plugin written for Foobar2000 allowing users with access to ASIO to use it for other purposes, mainly low-latency kernel streaming ''[http://www.foobar2000.com/components/foo_out_asio.zip (see foo_out_asio)]''.		After Steinberg was bought by a seperate company, they released the SDK (Development Kit) to the public free of charge on their website. There have been several attempts made by 3rd party developers to write drivers in order to bring ASIO to all consumer grade soundcards ''(see asio4all)''.

	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[MIDI]]		* [[MIDI]]
			* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/ASIO support\|Foobar2000: ASIO support]]

	== External links ==		== External links ==

Speckmade at 17:45, 13 June 2007

2007-06-13T17:45:00Z

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	'''ASIO''' ~~(Audio Stream Input Output~~) is a low latency audio application programming interface designed by Steinberg for high speed communications between audio hardware and software, such as the the interaction between MIDI Controllers and MIDI Sequencers needed by musicians and studio engineers. ASIO can be used to access multiple sound I/O simultanously.		'''Audio Stream Input/Output''' ('''ASIO''') is a low latency audio application programming interface designed by Steinberg for high speed communications between audio hardware and software, such as the the interaction between MIDI Controllers and MIDI Sequencers needed by musicians and studio engineers. ASIO can be used to access multiple sound I/O simultanously.

	===Realtime Recording/Playback===		=== Realtime Recording/Playback ===
	In order to create a more direct path to the hardware, and also make the hardware more responsive to the software's needs, Steinberg of Germany (developer of the popular Cubase MIDI sequencer and Nuendo digital audio workstation) developed Audio Stream In/Out (ASIO) technology. ASIO has made its mark as the driver standard for delivering low-latency transfer of digital audio. This means that hardware supporting an ASIO driver is able to deliver low-latency recording and monitoring to hard disk.		In order to create a more direct path to the hardware, and also make the hardware more responsive to the software's needs, Steinberg of Germany (developer of the popular Cubase MIDI sequencer and Nuendo digital audio workstation) developed Audio Stream In/Out (ASIO) technology. ASIO has made its mark as the driver standard for delivering low-latency transfer of digital audio. This means that hardware supporting an ASIO driver is able to deliver low-latency recording and monitoring to hard disk.

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	After Steinberg was bought by a seperate company, they released the SDK (Development Kit) to the public free of charge on their website. There have been several attempts made by 3rd party developers to write drivers in order to bring ASIO to all consumer grade soundcards ''(see asio4all)''. There has been a seperate plugin written for Foobar2000 allowing users with access to ASIO to use it for other purposes, mainly low-latency kernel streaming ''[http://www.foobar2000.com/components/foo_out_asio.zip (see foo_out_asio)]''.		After Steinberg was bought by a seperate company, they released the SDK (Development Kit) to the public free of charge on their website. There have been several attempts made by 3rd party developers to write drivers in order to bring ASIO to all consumer grade soundcards ''(see asio4all)''. There has been a seperate plugin written for Foobar2000 allowing users with access to ASIO to use it for other purposes, mainly low-latency kernel streaming ''[http://www.foobar2000.com/components/foo_out_asio.zip (see foo_out_asio)]''.

	==See also==		== See also ==
	* [[MIDI]]		* [[MIDI]]

	==External links==		== External links ==
	* [http://www.steinberg.de/324_1.html ASIO SDK] official Steinberg website of the SDK developement package		* [http://www.steinberg.de/324_1.html ASIO SDK] official Steinberg website of the SDK developement package
	* [http://www.asio4all.com/ asio4all] website of the German 3rd party development effort and universal WDM drivers.		* [http://www.asio4all.com/ asio4all] website of the German 3rd party development effort and universal WDM drivers.

	[[Category: Software]]		[[Category: Software]]

Speckmade: ASIO moved to Audio Stream Input/Output

2007-06-13T17:42:20Z

ASIO moved to Audio Stream Input/Output

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HotshotGG at 09:31, 23 December 2006

2006-12-23T09:31:58Z

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	'''ASIO''' (Audio Stream Input Output) is a low latency audio application programming interface designed by Steinberg for high speed communications between audio hardware and software, such as the the interaction between MIDI Controllers and MIDI Sequencers needed by musicians and studio engineers. ASIO can be used to access multiple sound I/O simultanously.		'''ASIO''' (Audio Stream Input Output) is a low latency audio application programming interface designed by Steinberg for high speed communications between audio hardware and software, such as the the interaction between MIDI Controllers and MIDI Sequencers needed by musicians and studio engineers. ASIO can be used to access multiple sound I/O simultanously.

	==Realtime Recording/Playback==		===Realtime Recording/Playback===
	In order to create a more direct path to the hardware, and also make the hardware more responsive to the software's needs, Steinberg of Germany (developer of the popular Cubase MIDI sequencer and Nuendo digital audio workstation) developed Audio Stream In/Out (ASIO) technology. ASIO has made its mark as the driver standard for delivering low-latency transfer of digital audio. This means that hardware supporting an ASIO driver is able to deliver low-latency recording and monitoring to hard disk.		In order to create a more direct path to the hardware, and also make the hardware more responsive to the software's needs, Steinberg of Germany (developer of the popular Cubase MIDI sequencer and Nuendo digital audio workstation) developed Audio Stream In/Out (ASIO) technology. ASIO has made its mark as the driver standard for delivering low-latency transfer of digital audio. This means that hardware supporting an ASIO driver is able to deliver low-latency recording and monitoring to hard disk.

HotshotGG at 22:54, 13 October 2006

2006-10-13T22:54:09Z

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	The low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a microphone and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output devices.		The low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a microphone and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output devices.

	After Steinberg was bought by a seperate company, they released the SDK (~~Developement~~ Kit) to the public free of charge on their website. There have been several attempts made by 3rd party developers to write drivers in order to bring ASIO to all consumer grade soundcards ''(see asio4all)''. There has been a seperate plugin written for Foobar2000 allowing users with access to ASIO to use it for other purposes, mainly low-latency kernel streaming ''[http://www.foobar2000.com/components/foo_out_asio.zip (see foo_out_asio)]''.		After Steinberg was bought by a seperate company, they released the SDK (Development Kit) to the public free of charge on their website. There have been several attempts made by 3rd party developers to write drivers in order to bring ASIO to all consumer grade soundcards ''(see asio4all)''. There has been a seperate plugin written for Foobar2000 allowing users with access to ASIO to use it for other purposes, mainly low-latency kernel streaming ''[http://www.foobar2000.com/components/foo_out_asio.zip (see foo_out_asio)]''.

	==See also==		==See also==
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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.steinberg.de/324_1.html ASIO SDK] official Steinberg website of the SDK developement package		* [http://www.steinberg.de/324_1.html ASIO SDK] official Steinberg website of the SDK developement package
	* [http://www.asio4all.com/ asio4all] website of the German 3rd party ~~developement~~ effort and universal WDM drivers.		* [http://www.asio4all.com/ asio4all] website of the German 3rd party development effort and universal WDM drivers.

	[[Category: Software]]		[[Category: Software]]

HotshotGG: ... a paragraph was duplicated also.

2006-10-13T22:49:41Z

... a paragraph was duplicated also.

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	'''ASIO''' (Audio Stream Input Output) is a low latency audio application programming interface designed by Steinberg for high speed communications between audio hardware and software, such as the the interaction between MIDI Controllers and MIDI Sequencers needed by musicians and studio engineers. ASIO can be used to access multiple sound I/O simultanously.		'''ASIO''' (Audio Stream Input Output) is a low latency audio application programming interface designed by Steinberg for high speed communications between audio hardware and software, such as the the interaction between MIDI Controllers and MIDI Sequencers needed by musicians and studio engineers. ASIO can be used to access multiple sound I/O simultanously.

	==~~How ASIO Works~~==		==Realtime Recording/Playback==
	In order to create a more direct path to the hardware, and also make the hardware more responsive to the software's needs, Steinberg of Germany (developer of the popular Cubase MIDI sequencer and Nuendo digital audio workstation) developed Audio Stream In/Out (ASIO) technology. ASIO has made its mark as the driver standard for delivering low-latency transfer of digital audio. This means that hardware supporting an ASIO driver is able to deliver low-latency recording and monitoring to hard disk.		In order to create a more direct path to the hardware, and also make the hardware more responsive to the software's needs, Steinberg of Germany (developer of the popular Cubase MIDI sequencer and Nuendo digital audio workstation) developed Audio Stream In/Out (ASIO) technology. ASIO has made its mark as the driver standard for delivering low-latency transfer of digital audio. This means that hardware supporting an ASIO driver is able to deliver low-latency recording and monitoring to hard disk.

	The low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a microphone and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output devices. The low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a Microphone and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output devices		The low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a microphone and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output devices.

	After Steinberg was bought by a seperate company, they released the SDK (Developement Kit) to the public free of charge on their website. There have been several attempts made by 3rd party developers to write drivers in order to bring ASIO to all consumer grade soundcards ''(see asio4all)''. There has been a seperate plugin written for Foobar2000 allowing users with access to ASIO to use it for other purposes, mainly low-latency kernel streaming ''[http://www.foobar2000.com/components/foo_out_asio.zip (see foo_out_asio)]''.		After Steinberg was bought by a seperate company, they released the SDK (Developement Kit) to the public free of charge on their website. There have been several attempts made by 3rd party developers to write drivers in order to bring ASIO to all consumer grade soundcards ''(see asio4all)''. There has been a seperate plugin written for Foobar2000 allowing users with access to ASIO to use it for other purposes, mainly low-latency kernel streaming ''[http://www.foobar2000.com/components/foo_out_asio.zip (see foo_out_asio)]''.

HotshotGG: This looks good, except do not consistently use wikipedia as reference and I don't see what Creative has to do with ASIO? There can be zero latency monitoring depending upon the card.

2006-10-13T22:33:10Z

This looks good, except do not consistently use wikipedia as reference and I don't see what Creative has to do with ASIO? There can be zero latency monitoring depending upon the card.

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	'''ASIO''' (Audio Stream Input Output) is a low latency audio application programming interface designed by Steinberg ~~''(developers of software Cubase and VST technology)''~~ for high speed communications between audio hardware and software, such as the the interaction between MIDI Controllers and MIDI Sequencers needed by musicians and studio engineers. ASIO can be used to access multiple sound I/O simultanously.		'''ASIO''' (Audio Stream Input Output) is a low latency audio application programming interface designed by Steinberg for high speed communications between audio hardware and software, such as the the interaction between MIDI Controllers and MIDI Sequencers needed by musicians and studio engineers. ASIO can be used to access multiple sound I/O simultanously.

	==~~Description~~==		==How ASIO Works==
	In order to create a more direct path to the hardware, and also make the hardware more responsive to the software's needs, Steinberg of Germany (developer of the popular Cubase ~~digital~~ sequencer and Nuendo digital audio workstation) developed Audio Stream In/Out (ASIO) technology. ASIO has made its mark as the driver standard for delivering low-latency transfer of digital audio. This means that hardware supporting an ASIO driver is able to deliver low-latency recording and monitoring to hard disk.		In order to create a more direct path to the hardware, and also make the hardware more responsive to the software's needs, Steinberg of Germany (developer of the popular Cubase MIDI sequencer and Nuendo digital audio workstation) developed Audio Stream In/Out (ASIO) technology. ASIO has made its mark as the driver standard for delivering low-latency transfer of digital audio. This means that hardware supporting an ASIO driver is able to deliver low-latency recording and monitoring to hard disk.

	The low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a ~~Microphone~~ and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output ~~devicesThe~~ low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a Microphone and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output devices		The low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a microphone and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output devices. The low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a Microphone and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output devices

	After Steinberg was bought by a seperate company, they released the SDK (Developement Kit) to the public free of charge on their website. There have been several attempts made by 3rd party developers to write drivers in order to bring ASIO to all consumer grade soundcards ''(see asio4all)''. There has been a seperate plugin written for Foobar2000 allowing users with access to ASIO to use it for other purposes, mainly low-latency kernel streaming ''[http://www.foobar2000.com/components/foo_out_asio.zip (see foo_out_asio)]''.		After Steinberg was bought by a seperate company, they released the SDK (Developement Kit) to the public free of charge on their website. There have been several attempts made by 3rd party developers to write drivers in order to bring ASIO to all consumer grade soundcards ''(see asio4all)''. There has been a seperate plugin written for Foobar2000 allowing users with access to ASIO to use it for other purposes, mainly low-latency kernel streaming ''[http://www.foobar2000.com/components/foo_out_asio.zip (see foo_out_asio)]''.
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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[MIDI]]		* [[MIDI]]

	~~==Notes and references==~~
	~~# ''All You Need To Know About ASIO''. Article from [http://www.soundblaster.com/resources/read.asp?articleid=53937&page=1&cat=2 Creative].~~

	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.steinberg.de/324_1.html ASIO SDK] official Steinberg website of the SDK developement package		* [http://www.steinberg.de/324_1.html ASIO SDK] official Steinberg website of the SDK developement package
	* [http://www.asio4all.com/ asio4all] website of the German 3rd party developement effort and universal WDM drivers.		* [http://www.asio4all.com/ asio4all] website of the German 3rd party developement effort and universal WDM drivers.
	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_stream_input_output ASIO in Wikipedia]

	[[Category: Software]]		[[Category: Software]]

Beto: elaborated further

2006-10-13T18:49:35Z

elaborated further

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	'''ASIO''' (Audio Stream Input Output) is a low latency audio application programming interface designed by Steinberg ''(developers of software Cubase and VST technology)'' for high speed communications between audio hardware and software, such as the the interaction between MIDI Controllers and MIDI Sequencers needed by musicians and studio engineers. It can be used to access multiple sound I/O simultanously. After Steinberg was bought by a seperate company, they released the SDK (Developement Kit) to the public free of charge on their website. There have been several attempts made by 3rd party developers to write drivers in order to bring ASIO to all consumer grade soundcards ''(see asio4all)''. There has been a seperate plugin written for Foobar2000 allowing users with access to ASIO to use it for other purposes, mainly low-latency kernel streaming ''[http://www.foobar2000.com/components/foo_out_asio.zip (see foo_out_asio)]''.		'''ASIO''' (Audio Stream Input Output) is a low latency audio application programming interface designed by Steinberg ''(developers of software Cubase and VST technology)'' for high speed communications between audio hardware and software, such as the the interaction between MIDI Controllers and MIDI Sequencers needed by musicians and studio engineers. ASIO can be used to access multiple sound I/O simultanously.

			==Description==
			In order to create a more direct path to the hardware, and also make the hardware more responsive to the software's needs, Steinberg of Germany (developer of the popular Cubase digital sequencer and Nuendo digital audio workstation) developed Audio Stream In/Out (ASIO) technology. ASIO has made its mark as the driver standard for delivering low-latency transfer of digital audio. This means that hardware supporting an ASIO driver is able to deliver low-latency recording and monitoring to hard disk.

			The low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a Microphone and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output devicesThe low latency made possible by ASIO, for example, allows you to sing into a Microphone and hear your voice going through software and hardware effects with virtually no delay in the signal. The effects of a low-latency ASIO driver make it ideal for use with Virtual Studio Technology (VST) instruments, plug-ins, and all other software-based synthesizers. Many of these devices can be played back in real time from MIDI output devices

			After Steinberg was bought by a seperate company, they released the SDK (Developement Kit) to the public free of charge on their website. There have been several attempts made by 3rd party developers to write drivers in order to bring ASIO to all consumer grade soundcards ''(see asio4all)''. There has been a seperate plugin written for Foobar2000 allowing users with access to ASIO to use it for other purposes, mainly low-latency kernel streaming ''[http://www.foobar2000.com/components/foo_out_asio.zip (see foo_out_asio)]''.

			==See also==
			* [[MIDI]]

			==Notes and references==
			# ''All You Need To Know About ASIO''. Article from [http://www.soundblaster.com/resources/read.asp?articleid=53937&page=1&cat=2 Creative].

	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.steinberg.de/324_1.html ASIO SDK] official Steinberg website of the SDK developement package		* [http://www.steinberg.de/324_1.html ASIO SDK] official Steinberg website of the SDK developement package
	* [http://www.asio4all.com/ asio4all] website of the German 3rd party developement effort and universal WDM drivers.		* [http://www.asio4all.com/ asio4all] website of the German 3rd party developement effort and universal WDM drivers.
			* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_stream_input_output ASIO in Wikipedia]

	[[Category: Software]]		[[Category: Software]]