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Title: ASIO wrapper (easy use of soundcard for DSP)
Post by: u on November 11, 2005, 10:43:57 PM
Still in development, just posting a snapshot of this little project. When completed, I'll make it as a .lib , with no dependancies to my * SDK.

If you don't know what ASIO is, this thread is not for you ^^ .

I converted and cleaned-up Steinberg's ugly and unclear ASIO SDK.
Frustratingly, the ASIO COM object is a mixture of COM, C++ and C-call methods...


To test the example, put a 16-bit stereo "input.wav" file in the current directory. It'll play for 13 seconds. Of course, you need an ASIO-enabled soundcard or at least the "OpenAsio" driver.
Title: Re: ASIO wrapper (easy use of soundcard for DSP)
Post by: Seb on November 12, 2005, 11:19:32 PM
Awesome! :U Keep it up man.
Title: Re: ASIO wrapper (easy use of soundcard for DSP)
Post by: wilbayn on April 05, 2011, 09:54:02 PM
Hi. FYI, venerable members, I live in East Africa (Kenya), and I love Masm. Now, how can I get this ASIO wrapper? Is there a download area where it's posted...?
Title: Re: ASIO wrapper (easy use of soundcard for DSP)
Post by: Tedd on April 05, 2011, 10:26:34 PM
It would be 'attached' to the post, if it hadn't been removed almost 3 years ago.