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Samplitude
4 answers, most recent on 6/23/2024
RE: Static and audio dropouts

First, thank you for your response. 2 questions. Is Magix Low Latency 2016 an ASIO? If not, what should I be looking for? Will this also solve the static problem? Sorry, up till this point I was able to create without having to learn the big

Samplitude
3 answers, most recent on 4/2/2024
RE: No sound

@Darren-McMaster-Smith There are different ways to choose instruments. Nothing unusual here. Make sure you have selected an ASIO driver in the Audio settings of Samplitude, for example Magix Low Latency. In the same settings set the Monitoring Mode

SOUND FORGE
4 answers, most recent on 11/25/2023
RE: Loud hiss on all audio playback when Sound Forge 17

I concur with @SP. Based on the description, it has all the earmarks of the 'Magix Low Latency 2016 driver' issue. btw, welcome to the Magix Sound Forge users community @David-Leeper.

Samplitude
8 answers, most recent on 10/12/2024
RE: NO SOUND from Samplitude Music Maker

@janthyer No sound in exported mp3 from Music Studio. Also export dialog completely confusing. It used to be very simple. Depending on the ASIO driver you use, you only have sound in Samplitude. For example, drivers like Magix Low Latency and

SOUND FORGE
5 answers, most recent on 8/9/2023
RE: Sound Forge corrupts Windows 10 audio drivers

hi @Bill-Dyszel...if you're getting white noise or static during playback, this is simply an incompatibility with your onboard sound card and the Magix Low Latency 2016 driver...removing that driver will fix the white noise/static issue. Here's how

SOUND FORGE
One answer, on 9/8/2023
RE: Hissing sound every 5 seconds

@Charles-Miskimon This could be caused by the Magix Low Latency Audio driver. I don't know if you can get rid of the noise by adjusting the driver configuration. The forum usually recommends removing the driver. Press Windows Key + R on the

Samplitude
9 answers, most recent on 1/11/2025
RE: [Solved] Can't get Samplitude to recognize my input

@Jim-Roshelli MME is an ancient Windows sound driver. Were you using Magix Low Latency or ASIO4ALL? Don't you have a driver for your interface? Please check its manual or the website of the manufacturer. It's not really clear from reading your posts

SOUND FORGE
7 answers, most recent on 2/3/2023
RE: [Solved] Noise after installing Sound Forge 14

@David-Bertelli This might help you Hi! this sounds like another case of the magix low latency 2016 driver interference again...i would recommend uninstalling the magix low latency driver...here's how to do it: press the Windows key + R on your

Music Maker
5 answers, most recent on 11/30/2023
RE: Updated MM and now big delay when pressing keys in midi.

@gizzrecords What was your old Music Maker version? Did it still use the Magix Low Latency driver? It should still be available. You can also try to reset the program settings under the File > Settings menu.

Music Maker
19 answers, most recent on 12/22/2023
RE: Cant' get the Midi to fully connect with software

@JobyJob-Mo Do you have other ASIO drivers available other than Magix Low Latency? Music Maker ASIO? You can install the free demo version of FL Studio which will also install the FL Studio ASIO driver. Maybe this driver can be selected.

Samplitude
10 answers, most recent on 6/20/2024
RE: Sampliude music studio x8 stability

@j-s Acid 7 is a 32 Bit software with a lot lower system requirements. What audio interface are you using for Music Studio X8? Select the ASIO driver for the audio interface or the Magix Low Latency driver in the program settings. Increase the

SOUND FORGE
18 answers, most recent on 6/24/2024
RE: SoundForge Pro?

Got it installed (which took a bit of time to complete), but not having a great time opening it. It's stuck at initializing audio engine. This isn't good at all. Not sure if this is related, but I get this Magix Low Latency 2016 message in the task

Samplitude
7 answers, most recent on 4/17/2024
RE: Wont start

@Lars-Kristoffersen Yeah, I believe this simply shows up, if the audio driver gets enabled. Go into the program preferences. There you can select the audio driver. Usually, you want to select an ASIO driver, for example the Magix Low Latency driver.

Samplitude
7 answers, most recent on 10/9/2024
RE: ProX6(8) Can't see all of my inputs

@jason-hoffheins Yes, thanks. On the second screenshot it looks like you have Magix Low Latency (which is an older version of ASIO4ALL) selected as your driver? What do you see, when you open the UMC driver Control Panel? Additionally, please check

SOUND FORGE
7 answers, most recent on 2/16/2024
RE: Okay, new problem with installation

@Brandon-Montoya I think you need to uninstall the Magix Low Latency ASIO driver. Please read this comment: https://www.magix.info/us/forum/audio-issue--1290482/#ca1738999 Thank you, however I was able to follow all of the directions but the

SOUND FORGE
164 answers, most recent on 9/27/2023
RE: Feedback on SOUND FORGE Pro 16

hi @Mr._Mike_D. this sounds like another case of the magix low latency 2016 driver interference again...i would recommend uninstalling the magix low latency driver...here's how to do it: press the Windows key + R on your computer keyboard, and type

Music Maker
7 answers, most recent on 4/16/2023
RE: I am using my Magix MusicMaker 17 and Zoom L-12 Live Track

@Stefanos-Bekos You could also try the following. Select the Magix Low Latency ASIO driver. Then click on the Advanced button. You will see a list of WDM-compatible devices. Enable your Zoom device there if it is listed. Then it should theoretically

Music Maker
6 answers, most recent on 4/17/2023
RE: sound card issues

@JDG You mean 48 000 Hz? What driver have you selected in the Music Maker program settings? Magix Low Latency? Does your system use Intel SST? If that is the case you might need to activate Pull Mode (Wave RT) and Always Resample mode in the Magix