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Latest GO Windows release on SF

erikds

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GO rev 1819 is available in SF "testing" folder.

Is there any chance that a more recent release with ASIO support for Windows 64 bit could be expected?
ASIO was in the past the only way to be able to use GO in a audio multichannel setup.
If not, can GO in the mean time accept more than one device so that multichannel could be obtained using WASAPI instead of ASIO?

Thanks in advance for your reply.

Erik.
 

e9925248

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I don't ship ASIO builds for various reasons. ASIO Builds have been done by JLD in the past - so please ask him.

Creating ASIO builds is not complicated - especially, if you are using a openSuSE VM/System. You need a copy of the ASIO SDK from Steinberg http://www.steinberg.net/en/company/developers.html The build scripts are prepared for building with ASIO - you just need to toogle the asio flag and add the non-free files from the ASIO SDK.

GO supports multi-channel using only one sound card entry in the GO settings for a very long time.

You have one sound card, which present your 6 channels as 3 sound card entries a 2 channels? I still consider this support experimental, but the internal have changed I would be interested, if the multi-soundcard support has improved.
 

erikds

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Thanks for your answer.

I don't ship ASIO builds for various reasons. ASIO Builds have been done by JLD in the past - so please ask him.

That was the purpose of my message. :)

Creating ASIO builds is not complicated - especially, if you are using a openSuSE VM/System. You need a copy of the ASIO SDK from Steinberg http://www.steinberg.net/en/company/developers.html The build scripts are prepared for building with ASIO - you just need to toogle the asio flag and add the non-free files from the ASIO SDK.

I am using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS as a user, and am not familiar with creating a ASIO build.
But if it is rather easy under Ubuntu also, i could give it a try provided i can obtain good guidance.

GO supports multi-channel using only one sound card entry in the GO settings for a very long time.

That was why i asked my question.

You have one sound card, which present your 6 channels as 3 sound card entries a 2 channels? I still consider this support experimental, but the internal have changed I would be interested, if the multi-soundcard support has improved.

I shall give it a try and report.
 
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e9925248

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I am using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS as a user, and am not familiar with creating a ASIO build.
But if it is rather easy under Ubuntu also, i could give it a try provided i can obtain good guidance.

All precompiled packages are only available for openSuSE, so it requires more steps [as well as a few GB of RAM].

Read the section "Cross-compiling for Windows" from
https://github.com/e9925248/grandorgue/blob/master/README

Rebuilding on openSuSE is more like
* Add repositories:
https://build.opensuse.org/project/repositories/windows:mingw:win64
https://build.opensuse.org/project/repositories/windows:mingw:win32
https://build.opensuse.org/project/repositories/home:e9925248:mingw
* rpm -i mingw64-grandorgue-0.xxx.src.rpm
* copy asio SDK files to source SOURCES directory*
* change with-asio flag to 1 in mingw64-grandorgue.spec file.
* rpmbuild -ba mingw64-grandorgue.spec
 
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