MilkDrop ASIO Setup

phonocea · 13th April 2010, 09:59

Hello. That`s good milkdrop can use line in as a sound source but what if I need to use it in ASIO setup?
I want to make milkdrop reflect audio from application (Ableton Live) using ASIO driver. Is it possible?

Flexi · 16th April 2010, 13:40

Maybe it is possible to feed a local stream server with Ableton. Winamp could tune into the (web)stream then. ^^ mighty blow just for the joy of visualization...

Amigu · 14th June 2010, 03:30

I solve it using two soundcards and default winamp input.
But i think its possible to do the same with one card.

You need an output for the sound that you want to use with milkdrop. Put the output in an input that is your default recording device which is used to feed "winamp input" and milkdrop. I did that using one cable from one sound card to another, but i think its possible with 1 card. Try doing the same thing with a cable and switch sound monitoring off.

I hope it helps.

13th April 2010, 09:59	#1
phonocea Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 1	MilkDrop ASIO Setup Hello. That`s good milkdrop can use line in as a sound source but what if I need to use it in ASIO setup? I want to make milkdrop reflect audio from application (Ableton Live) using ASIO driver. Is it possible?

16th April 2010, 13:40	#2
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14th June 2010, 03:30	#3
Amigu Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Uruguay, Montevideo Posts: 2	I solve it using two soundcards and default winamp input. But i think its possible to do the same with one card. You need an output for the sound that you want to use with milkdrop. Put the output in an input that is your default recording device which is used to feed "winamp input" and milkdrop. I did that using one cable from one sound card to another, but i think its possible with 1 card. Try doing the same thing with a cable and switch sound monitoring off. I hope it helps.