This feature will allow you to record streaming audio such as internet radio, webcasts and VOIP conversations conducted with softphones such as Zoom or Skype. For more information about MIDI recording, see the MIDI Recording topic in this manual. To set up recording using a MIDI device, select the Record using a MIDI device option and select the device you want to record. You can specify whether to record as mono or stereo and if the device can record multi-channel you can specify which two channels will be recorded. To set up recording using an audio device, select the Record using an audio device option and select the device you want to record. If you choose an ASIO device you will also be able to select which channels to use for multichannel devices. Here, you will be able to set the recording device you wish to use for this track. If you make a change then click Apply, Choose Apply Settings to all tracks it will apply the change to all tracks. If you make a change to the any of the options below, choose Apply Settings by clicking Apply or click OK to apply those settings to the track. You can switch to any other of the tracks listed from the drop down list. The Select track's settings displays the track you are editing by it's Track Index number. To set audio options that are specific to an individual track, select the track and click either the 'Audio Options' button under the 'Recording' tab or click the 'wrench icon' button to the right in the track's control panel. This option is not available for DirectSound or MME drivers. If you select an ASIO device then you will also be able to select which channel to allocate as your primary left and right outputs. Here you are able to set the playback device you would like MixPad to use. Open the Options dialog (File -> Options.) and click on the General tab. If you don't have an ASIO capable sound card then you should choose Windows Core Audio as your playback and recording option.Īnother option is to install the driver from ASIO4ALL which provides a layer over the regular soundcard, allowing it to be used as an ASIO device by software such as MixPad. ASIO will also allow you to play and record from multiple channels of the same device. ASIO and Windows Core Audio will provide the best performance and the lowest possible latency and offer the greatest accuracy when synchronizing recordings. NCH recommends ASIO or Windows Core Audio for both playback and recording. MixPad currently features support for playback to ASIO, DirectSound, Windows Core Audio and MME devices and recording from ASIO, Windows Core Audio and MME devices. Basics - Choosing Your Audio Settings Supported Devices
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