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ChicoSelfs

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KX Project Driver update 5.003531
« on: March 28, 2003, 02:54:59 am »
From the changelog

"03/27/2003 - Version 5.00.3531 released

Fixed bug with clicks at the beginning of the ASIO / Multichannel playback
Fixed bug with Surrounder effect (Bass redirection)
Fixed bug with Audigy2 support
Additional presets for Eq and Surrounder effects added
SoundFont memory management improved
Brazilian Portuguese translation updated
Italian translation updated
APS Pitch (ALPHA) and Crossfade effects added
'Mute' / 'Bypass' options added for all DSP effects (ALPHA)
An option to disable kX Remote added
An option to disable tooltips added
Support for Multimedia Keyboards added (ALPHA, disabled by default)
Numeric mixer values added
RemoteIR timings changed
Minor GUI updates"


Download mirros:
http://kxproject.spb.ru/mirrors.php?language=en


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Re: KX Project Driver updade 5.003531
« Reply #1 on: March 28, 2003, 07:01:37 am »
Chico;

Glad you brought this up.

I have been wondering about something concerning kX Project drivers.

I had tried the previous version but ran into a problem of a frequency mismatch between 44,100 & 48,000 Hz when using ASIO.  When I set both kX & MC9 DSP to 48,000 Hz music sounded tinny especially any piano attacks & of course ASIO will only work on 48,000 Hz.

Matt said there was a problem with MC9 & it should be corrected soon.

However, I was wondering if there is any advantage to using the kX drivers without ASIO at 44,100 Hz?

Any thoughts?
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Re: KX Project Driver update 5.003531
« Reply #2 on: March 28, 2003, 07:52:29 am »
I'm just a simple user, not a huge audio buff like a lot of you guys.

I tried this but gave it up as it wasn't sending the sound to the correct outputs on  my card (sb live 5.1)
As soon as I reinstalled the Creative Drivers it worked fine again.

Are there any big advantages of using it for an average person like me who just likes to listen to music and isn't a huge buff?
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Re: KX Project Driver update 5.003531
« Reply #3 on: March 28, 2003, 08:37:41 am »
Nila,

Not really. ASIO's most apparent advantage (from a spec standpoint) is that it bypasses windows components that could negatively affect sound quality. Plus I think it handles multi-channels better. It was originally created for music creation / MIDI (like CakeWalk) because Windows imposed too much latency on the sound stream when doing real time mixing and also when controlling external devices (like MIDI instruments).

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