Hello! i downloaded and registered Waveform Tracktion Free 11.1.0 (64bit). I try to add plugins downloaded from Behringer for the UMC204HD purchased 1 week ago. I get the same response: "note that the following files appeared to be plugin files but failed to load correctly" What can be the problem? Help.

Ei, with the Asio4all drivers in configuration, audio, when selecting inputs or outputs, only 2 input channels and 8 output appear (if it should be the other way around) ... I want to record 8 simultaneous tracks of my q802usb in ableton 10! Ei, con los drivers Asio4all en configuración, audio, al seleccionar entradas o salidas me aparecen solo 2 canales de entrada y 8 salida (si acaso debería ser al revés)... Quiero grabar 8 pistas simultáneas de mi q802usb en ableton 10!

Tengo el modelo 1820 y la 404. Quisiera saber si es posible conectar ambas placas a una computadora y que un programa de audio como el cubase pueda reconocerlas a ambas, AL MISMO tiempo y asi sumar los canales de ambas placas en una misma grabacion. conecte ambas, pero reconoce una O la otra no los dos juntas. La idea es poder tener la suma de los canales de ambas y hacer una grabacion simultanea a 12 canales

Hi guys, I am experiencing a noise issue with may Deepmind 12 only purchased last week, I am using balanced leads going into an Audient iD22 insert return (bypassing the pre amps. The noise level is very low - around -80dB, but the noise that concerns me appears to be coming from the oscillators themselves. It's like a kind of fluttering sound, almost as if the noise generator was turned up (but it's not, it's off). It gets more noticeable when playing higher notes. I start with a Default Program and slowly lower the filter cutoff and I start to hear the noise come in under the saw or other waveforms. It almost makes it unusable when creating unison bass type sounds as the noise increases and the filter isn't able to filter it out enough. The only way around it was to insert a MoodFilter in the FX section and assign that to an envelope via the mod matrix. This totally cuts the noise out. Again, this isn't a noise floor issue, it's actually a noise that's inherent in the oscillators themselves. Has anyone else noticed this or do I have a faulty unit? Cheers!