That way, both signals can be heard and they are sent to only one audio out! If you have a DAW, you might have a track with your backing music and another with the Guitar Rig plugin set to monitoring "on". That way the individual applications do not bunker access to your audio device. If you search audio settings in the system settings, choose additional settings and on the device settings click on the "extended" tab (might be called something similar in english, I am translating this from the german labels) you will find a checkbox which either enables or disables "exclusive usage" of the audio device. I have a Behringer UMC404HD and it has its own ASIO driver.
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I don't know that specific audio interface, but please check if there is a dedicated ASIO driver be Behringer for it. and I'm sure there's a proper name to doing this but I couldn't find out either) Thanks for the attention and sorry for the noob question (I'm sure it's pretty simple to solve but I couldn't figure out how. But is there no way to get audio coming from Windows + the guitar effects going into the same output device? I am sure I'm not the first trying to do this, so how do you do? I read somewhere this is a "design feature, not a bug" due to low latency requirements / bypassing Windows for that, etc. Guitar Rig not open), I can get the audio coming from Windows into the headphones connected to the audio interface, but when the Asio4All driver is activated it stops working. How can I achieve this? When the Asio4All driver is not active (e.g.
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Now I'd like to add on top of that some tracks coming from my computer (Guitar Pro etc) to practice with other instruments. That part is working (although missing some fine-tuning - eliminating noise etc). I am using ASIO4All driver and Guitar Rig 6 Player for adding effects, and I can get the processed audio back onto my headphones (connected to the same audio interface). Recently I bought a Behringer UMC22 audio interface to connect electric my guitar to the PC. I play the guitar as a hobby but I have 0 experience with audio processing.
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