Acoustica Mixcraft 7 - Manual (Page 327)

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device and will need to be restarted after Mixcraft is either shut down or out of
Exclusive Mode.
ASIO-SPECIFIC PREFERENCES
These are the preference if ASIO mode is selected. ASIO is an alternative driver system
that allows for lower latency and improved synchronization between playback and
recording.
 Default Input (Recording)
Choose the default audio interface physical input to record audio from. Make
sure the device is on and plugged in, otherwise it may not show up.
 Default Output (Playback)
Choose the default audio interface physical audio output. Make sure the device
is on and plugged in, otherwise it may not show up.
 ASIO Device
Choose the default ASIO Device to record from. ASIO only allows for one device
at a time.
 Open Mixer…
ASIO audio device drivers often have their own dedicated control panel
hardware where audio settings are configured. The Open Mixer… button
opens the ASIO device mixer control panel and allows you to select latency and
other advanced settings.
WAVE-SPECIFIC PREFERENCES
Preferences when Wave mode is selected in the Sound Device Preferences. We only
recommend using Wave mode if nothing else is available. (Sorry Wave mode, no hard
feelings, ok?)
 Default Input (Recording)
Selects the default sound device from which to record audio. Make sure the
device is on and plugged in, otherwise it may not show up.
 Default Output (Playback)
Selects the sound device from which to play audio. Make sure the device is on
and plugged in, otherwise it may not show up.
 Sample Rate
Choose a sample rate for both recording and playback. The default CD-quality
sample rate is 44.1 kHz. If your sound card (and hearing range!) supports it,
Mixcraft supports sample rates up to 192 kHz.