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VoiceMeeter is also an option for routing audio to multiple devices/programs/speakers/headphones, and works in a single GUI which is probably easier than opening up multiple audio repeaters.

One thing to check - In the Favourites Menu, under "Manage" is an "Options" button with a speaker symbol. If "Keep current device selection (speakers, headphones)" option is ticked, untick it.

Just to add my thanks to Richard. The speed difference is huge!

That's not a great pricing method by IO Groups, I have to say. It's not a good position to be in to start a group without knowing what the costs could end up being.....

Greetings.

Can I make another suggestion re: MIDI?

Can the Data Playback functions be added to the possible commands that can be mapped to MIDI?
Would only need to be the START, STOP, PAUSE, BACK/FORWARD (by x interval as previously set).

Being able to do that without the right window having to ...

I meant to post about this.

Seems trying to edit any Midi setting within Console, when Console is not connected to the controller will cause an immediate crash. Just needs a sanity check to make sure it's connected, I think.

AS for mode and bandwidth changes, I made some suggestions n the Requests ...

Not within Console, but if you look on the IO.Groups posts and search for "RFRScanner" you'll find something that will do the job for you via a virtual serial link.

If you're trying to use noise reduction on Broadcast FM signals, it dosnt work in my experience, in fact it only makes reception worse.

Is it possible ( pretty please) to add the facility to cycle through the filters with a MIDI device as defined in the current mode selection?

As I posted on the IO forum, I find the incremental change of 50hz much too low when in BFM mode.. what would be handy is the ability to cycle up/down ...

I've moved this to the Pluto subforum, perhaps you may be more likely to get an answer there.

I found my product key and have it safely stored in several places.

I've found a much better hardware monitor - had been using HWMonitor but noticed that the readings were jumping around all over the place. On a video I saw someone using HWINFO64, so I downloaded it and it's miles better. The free ...