Thus please do not run ASIO4all with your Focusrite unit, as these are not meant to be compatible. You can see in this article that ASIO4all makers do not recommend installing the manufacturer driver for your USB unit, same as we don't recommend installing their software. Please always select the correct device driver for your Focusrite Interface, which should read "Focusrite" or the unit's name such as "Scarlett" "Saffire" "Clarett" etc.įor more information on ASIO4all please see the ASIO4all FAQ page here.
BSOD message is: SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION. This doesnt happen if Cakewalk is not open. When Cakewalk is open and I disconnect a Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 2nd gen (ASIO driver), it results in a Blue Screen of Death. Using the WDM Driver or Generic Microsoft driver for that audio device will have much slower latency and performance than a native ASIO Device Driver. I have a Lenovo V310 on Windows 10 build 18363.815 and Cakewalk 2020.04. Thus when using ASIO4all you are bypassing the manufacturer's own ASIO Device Driver written specifically for that hardware. This means that ASIO4all connects to an audio device's own WDM Driver or the Windows Generic USB Driver and allows that driver to appear as ASIO to your DAW. (Example Realtek or Nvidia HD Audio, SoundBlaster cards) The Focusrite Interfaces all come with a native device specific driver that includes both ASIO and WDM driver types.ĪSIO4all is designed for units that do not have native ASIO Device Drivers, like your computer's built in audio. We do not recommend using ASIO4all in your DAW for your Focusrite Interface.
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