Gadget
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Is there a way to stop the Axe FX's drivers screwing with my DAW?
BACKGROUND:
I have an Axe FX II XL, which is connected to my TC Electronic interface via the XL's analogue output 1 and also to my PC via USB.
I record into Cakewalk Sonar Platinum from the analogue outs / interface and I use the USB connection for Axe Edit.
I record at 44khz and do not wish to use the XL's USB for recording.
THE PROBLEM:
Every time I turn-on the XL either whilst Sonar is running, or before it is running, it totally screws-up the drivers in Sonar. The only drivers I have activated in Sonar are the ones for my TC interface, but when the XL is switched on, Sonar assumes I want to use the XL's USB so enables its drivers, switches my DAW to 48khz and totally disables my TC drivers, which I then have to go back through and manually re-enable (all 32 of them!)
So...
Whilst I realize this may equally be a Cakewalk Sonar problem (and I will investigate that end as well) is there a way to set the XL's USB functionality for DATA only and not try to send audio?
BACKGROUND:
I have an Axe FX II XL, which is connected to my TC Electronic interface via the XL's analogue output 1 and also to my PC via USB.
I record into Cakewalk Sonar Platinum from the analogue outs / interface and I use the USB connection for Axe Edit.
I record at 44khz and do not wish to use the XL's USB for recording.
THE PROBLEM:
Every time I turn-on the XL either whilst Sonar is running, or before it is running, it totally screws-up the drivers in Sonar. The only drivers I have activated in Sonar are the ones for my TC interface, but when the XL is switched on, Sonar assumes I want to use the XL's USB so enables its drivers, switches my DAW to 48khz and totally disables my TC drivers, which I then have to go back through and manually re-enable (all 32 of them!)
So...
Whilst I realize this may equally be a Cakewalk Sonar problem (and I will investigate that end as well) is there a way to set the XL's USB functionality for DATA only and not try to send audio?