Audacity can't use ASIO drivers.

It is Windows Sound (MME) only.

That is why the sound mapper is working there.

Use of the Microsoft Sound Mapper is NOT recommended when trying to do multitrack recordings, though. There will be latency and other issues.

A device that is "class compliant" for Windows -- ie it does not need you to install any special drivers of its own -- can only be Windows Sound, MME/WDM etc. Typically, one should highlight the physical unit itself and not the Sound Mapper inside the host program's Audio Settings. This is faster and direct address.

I'm not familiar with the sound device you are trying to get to work, but you are likely going to have to try every setting available in the host program, one at a time, to see what's going on. If you change a setting and it doesn't do the trick, be sure to *change it back* to where it was before trying something else. Don't want to compound problems.


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