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<blockquote data-quote="kenwonders" data-source="post: 154926" data-attributes="member: 29743"><p>Sorry I think I just made you do the wrong thing...</p><p></p><p>To clear up: It seems that just recently the 'flat/bitperfect' volume for ASIO became '50' on the dial, whereas it used to be '100'. I'm not sure why that changed but I believe it's why people are currently experiencing problems with ASIO sound quality.</p><p></p><p>To solve that, your first solution was to remove the volume control altogether, but that has left me with way too much volume, as if the volume was set to 100 but now I can't lower it to 50.</p><p></p><p>If you set the volume to 100, then you may well be continuing to overload the sound. Up to you, I'm willing to check 14815 later on to see if that does solve the issue, but I fear it's going to result in the same bad sound.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kenwonders, post: 154926, member: 29743"] Sorry I think I just made you do the wrong thing... To clear up: It seems that just recently the 'flat/bitperfect' volume for ASIO became '50' on the dial, whereas it used to be '100'. I'm not sure why that changed but I believe it's why people are currently experiencing problems with ASIO sound quality. To solve that, your first solution was to remove the volume control altogether, but that has left me with way too much volume, as if the volume was set to 100 but now I can't lower it to 50. If you set the volume to 100, then you may well be continuing to overload the sound. Up to you, I'm willing to check 14815 later on to see if that does solve the issue, but I fear it's going to result in the same bad sound. [/QUOTE]
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