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ALSO this problem does NOT occur using Native Instruments in stand alone mode. I should note that this problem does NOT occur on the Fasttrack 600.
You will notice it did not crash like when you open a previously started project. Open a NEW project without using a template. Launch pro tools and set playback engine and hardware to match.Ĥ.
#Failed to open the audio device focusrite usb asio manual#
If your audio device has manual bit rate setting, set those to your liking.ģ. I work with video and audio projects so depending on what project im working on, I have to change bitrate.ġ. I can not load in a session with a different bit rate. Then it seems to get into a "exiting pro tools" audio setting have changed error loop. I've been having the same problem with ProTools 10 and 11 every time I need to switch bit rates or number of channels, etc. If you are still having trouble we are always happy to help you.
#Failed to open the audio device focusrite usb asio driver#
See if you can now select the Focusrite USB2 Audio Driver here. This will Launch the Playback Engine before the Quick Start. Hold down the 'N' key while loading Pro Tools. Open Pro Tools by right clicking and choosing Run as Administrator. This can be caused by a few other things, such as another program using the device, sample rate mismatch with windows, or even a need for Deleting Preferences and Databases.įirst you should make sure you have the latest driver, currently 2.5.1 for Windows 7 and 8 and 2.4 for XP: Īfter install, make sure that the Windows Sample Rate is set to that intended for your new session. Do this in Start Menu > Control Panel > Sounds > Scarlett > Properties > Advanced.Īdditionally I notice the OP had a different error message, where in Pro Tools Playback Engine they selected Focusrite USB Audio Driver and got "Unable to Initialize the Focusrite USB 2 ASIO Driver." The easiest way to prevent this is to make sure your Windows Sounds are set to the same Sample Rate as your Pro Tools Session. Sometimes you can find that if Windows is set to a different Sample Rate than the Pro Tools session an occasional request for Sample Rate change from Windows, say for a simple beep sound, can grab the interface and change it's Sample Rate, which Pro Tools will detect and then it will relaunch. DAWs such as Pro Tools use the ASIO Driver. The OS uses WDM for basic programs like iTunes, Windows Media Player, Internet Explorer.
#Failed to open the audio device focusrite usb asio drivers#
There are two types of drivers in use on your Windows computer. Let me try to help and clear up some confusion for you. I feel like I'm very close to finally recording. If anyone has some troubleshooting advice please shoot some my way, pro tools is so technical it's overwhelming like crazy. Please make sure that the device has been configured correctly.) I downloaded the Focusrite USB 2 latest driver and still nothing. If I save the session I'm able to open the session up without the error above appearing but then if I try importing audio I get this (Pro tools could not initialize the Focusrite USB 2.0 Audio Driver. I click quit and then it freezes a bit before closing. Pro tools must be restarted for these changes to take affect. (ASIO device properties have been changed by the device property panel. Once I open pro tools and click create a blank session. This is what happens every time I try opening pro tools after installing.
#Failed to open the audio device focusrite usb asio 64 Bit#
I'm very new to pro tools but I just purchased Pro Tools 11.0 just to record vocals.ĭell laptop windows 7 64 bit operating system 4.00 gb ram installed
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