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I'm sorry everyone. . . . Sorry. You have the talent to squeeze the maximum amount of suspense Don’t worry, I was kidding. I just ordered one from Evengy, will see how it goes myself. We are adding bass and keys to this band. Native American Flute trio. Evolution. Sorry for the recording a friend t...

Hi everyone. It's been a while that I search Aerodrums on YouTube trying to find examples of professional musicians using this wonderful product. . . . I'm just happy to see Aerodrums replacing a real drum at live shows. Hi Nuno, we aren’t professional musicians, but I’m using Aerodrums regularly f...

You have the talent to squeeze the maximum amount of suspense

There should be ASIO-settings button in the Latency setup screen in Aerodrums. Every ASIO compatible program I know has one. There are ASIO drivers which don’t come with a stand-alone GUI and need to be called by the DAW’s audio setup. For those actually you need to start an ASIO compatible program ...

Ringowig wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 27, 2021 1:53 pm

Hi Wolfgang...I have exactly the same little soundcard which I used with no issues with Aerodrums and my old 2015 Netbook!...it’s a great bit of kit! ...cheers!

Hi Mitch,
Did you use it with the original ASIO driver from Behringer or with ASIO4All? Have you tried it with your Mac?

Some PCs are better than others, and that might surprise us because sometimes the cheaper one is better for the task. I was using Aerodrums mostly with low-spec laptops, because I wanted to take Aerodrums everywhere with me and I didn’t want to take the risk to use my best one for this. The first w...

We also found that if you took the battery out and ran only using the power adapter, there were no skips. You know, maybe you saved my life ;). One of my laptops is a Dell Latitude E6410 with i7 processor and an external USB sound card with proprietary ASIO drivers and I can use it only with Aerodr...

I'd like to use SSD 5.5 like standalone app. You could also have a look on SAVIHost from the same developer. SAVIHost makes any VST plugin to be a standalone app. Unzip the file savihostXXX.zip, name it like your dll and put it in the same folder like the dll. In your case you would rename it to SS...

May be a free SSD5.5 doesn't work in vstHost. I don’t think this has anything to do with your problem, I’ve used VSTHost with a lot of free and non free VSTs. I’ve seen in your screenshot that you have installed SSD5 in C:\Program Files\VstPlugIns, so you should have the 64bit version of the plugin...

Try "rescan plugins"