UAD Apollo Twin USB
imsartic opened this issue · 10 comments
I see that the Apollo Twin USB interface is listed as confirmed to be working but I can not for the life of me figure out how to get it running :( I was wondering if I'm doing something wrong like using the wrong channels in the .ini or something?
This is strange. The driver appears to fail to instantiate properly.
Please try any other 32-bit ASIO-enabled software, such as this test signal generator to see if it works there.
For reference, the interface has been reported to work on this reddit comment.
Okay so I tried that program and when I try to run it I get an error and it crashes and then this is what the crash log says
Debug log
Date: Sunday, September/11/2022 - Time started: 17:04:07 847
ASIOSigGen version 4.33 Copyright (C) 2021 George W. Taylor
All rights reserved!
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"C:\Users\Tyler\Desktop\asio test\ASIOSigGen.exe"
Enumerating ASIO Drivers...
numDev: 0
Universal Audio Apollo FireWire
c:\program files (x86)\universal audio\powered plugins\drivers\audio\fw\x86\uafwaudioasio.dll
numDev: 1
Universal Audio USB
c:\program files (x86)\universal audio\powered plugins\drivers\audio\usb\x86\uausbaudioasio.dll
Total num devices found: 2
Found ASIO Configuration file!
nRequestedDrvNum: 2, Num devices: 2
nRequestedDrvNum > lnumDevs!: 2
asioOpenDriver failed for device: 0
AsioDriverList destruction.
Shutting down debug logging system...
Date: Sunday, September/11/2022 - Time: 17:04:10 991
I tried uninstalling the UAD software and drivers, and then installing a past version and still the same issue happens. So I downloaded this tool https://forum.vb-audio.com/viewtopic.php?t=1204 and when I run the 64 bit version it works perfectly fine, but when I run the 32 bit version it comes up with an error. Super weird haha
Okay so I think I fixed it! I went to that thread you linked of the guy saying it works and realized it was from 3 years ago. I then realized that, if UAD had broken the 32 bit drivers at some point, would anyone REALLY have noticed because no one uses 32 bit applications anymore. I downloaded the software from around 3 years ago and BOOM, the 32 bit ASIO test worked. Booted up Rocksmith and everything works flawlessly now =D Now I'll try to update the software since I do need the newer version for the plugins I use but hopefully it doesn't overwrite the drivers.
Edit:
Updating the software disabled the 32bit drivers again, so I went to the UAD release history and as it turns out they stopped supporting 32bit in version 9.15 on November 9th, 2021. Installed the software that was released one before that and it works great. Guess I'll just never be able to update the UAD software ever. I wish there was a way to run the game in 64 bit somehow.
Ohh, that's annoying.
Anyway, thanks for investigating; I'll add a link on the interface to this issue along with a note.
It could still be helpful to notify UAudio that the 32-bit driver they're shipping isn't working. I understand they're not supporting anymore, but I doubt they mean to still ship it if it doesn't work at all.
If you end up contacting them and they fix it, please let us know so that I update the compatibility list.
Hello guys,
I tried to tell about this issue with the Universal Audio support but this is what they answered (and it's a bummer)
As a workaround you might be able to use Voicemeeter's 32-bit drivers that end up feeding your interface's 64-bit drivers.
I'm not sure i understand .. i can update my Apollo Twin driver to the latest version and then when i launch rocksmith i have something to do with Voicemeeter's and i'll be able to make everything work ?
@Mimile182 Voicemeeter creates virtual audio devices on your machine and uses a real "main audio device" as a "main driver" of the whole thing when running. This "main audio device" can be your 64 bit Apollo Twin interface with latest drivers.
Voicemeeter also provides ASIO drivers (32-bit too!) so you'd configure RS ASIO to use Voicemeeter instead of your Apollo Twin's drivers. Then you'd configure Voicemeeter to patch the virtual device's audio ports to your real device's audio ports. So basically Voicemeeter will be a man in the middle and will hand audio between RS_ASIO and your Apollo Twin's ASIO drivers.
So yes, in theory you can run your Apollo Twin with latest drivers if you're willing to open Voicemeeter every time you wish to play the game too.
You should be able to use the 32-bit ASIO test signal generator posted above to test the setup too. Just keep in mind that for RS_ASIO you need to route both the input channel with the guitar signal and also the normal stereo output channels.
Thank you very much, i'll try this the day i'm forced to update my Apollo Twin driver for whatever reason. Hope i'll figure this out, seems pretty easy (i hope) ! Thank you for that very clear explanation