How to bypass A2Zs DSP with Kx?

passwrd · Feb 22, 2006, 03:55 PM

Hi,

I tried to disable via Kx 24/96 router. I assume I have to uncheck 10k2-->I2S Outputs but then I can't get any sound at all.

Any idea?

Thanks

Maddogg6 · Feb 22, 2006, 05:04 PM

You would then use WAVE HQ device for playback - But you'll notice significantly lower volume levels at this time - so you'll need to boost the levels on your speakers/amp.

What are you playing and wishing to bypass the DSP?

edit:
For winamp - I use a resampling plugin - and direct output to Wave HQ device.
I then lowered all final output feeding epilog in the KX DSP to avaoid hearing the 10KX output reguardless of the KX 24/96 router. In otherwords, theres really no NEED to change the 24/96 router - just mute the plugin feeding epilog. You'll hear the P16V -> I2S OR if using digital speakers, P16V -> S/PDIF. Note the 'PORT' selected for 24/96 output is as follows; 4/5 - Front L/R; 6/7 - Center/LFE; 8/9 - Rear L/R; Hph - Headphones; But these dont seem to affect anything for me - its always comming out the fronts (or rears when swapped)

Ill add in winamps resampler is NEEDED to set it to 32 BIT/96Khz when using the 'DirectSound Out' Interface - but 24/96 works with the 'WaveOut' Interface.

additioanl edit:
It seems a bug may have been uncovered...
When I UNCHECK the 10KX - > I2S connection - close and re-open 24/96 router, it shows P16V -> I2S as disconnected - then if I re-check the P16V -> I2S Connection, it mutes WAVE HQ output. can any one else confrim this?

passwrd · Feb 28, 2006, 01:09 AM

I'd like to avoid DSP just to get the best sound as possible when using 44Khz samples for midi/sampling software (Gigastudio, Kontact). By the other hand, I may have some plugins in DSP Kx station fully working even with epilog plugin disabled so DSP should be still active.

I'm already using a resampling utility for Winamp for music playback purposes.

Feb 22, 2006, 03:55 PM	#1
passwrd DriverHeaven Newbie Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 4 Rep Power: 0	How to bypass A2Zs DSP with Kx? Hi, I tried to disable via Kx 24/96 router. I assume I have to uncheck 10k2-->I2S Outputs but then I can't get any sound at all. Any idea? Thanks

Feb 22, 2006, 05:04 PM	#2
Maddogg6 Tail Razer Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Bernyurass, AZ - USA Posts: 4,027 Rep Power: 0	You would then use WAVE HQ device for playback - But you'll notice significantly lower volume levels at this time - so you'll need to boost the levels on your speakers/amp. What are you playing and wishing to bypass the DSP? edit: For winamp - I use a resampling plugin - and direct output to Wave HQ device. I then lowered all final output feeding epilog in the KX DSP to avaoid hearing the 10KX output reguardless of the KX 24/96 router. In otherwords, theres really no NEED to change the 24/96 router - just mute the plugin feeding epilog. You'll hear the P16V -> I2S OR if using digital speakers, P16V -> S/PDIF. Note the 'PORT' selected for 24/96 output is as follows; 4/5 - Front L/R; 6/7 - Center/LFE; 8/9 - Rear L/R; Hph - Headphones; But these dont seem to affect anything for me - its always comming out the fronts (or rears when swapped) Ill add in winamps resampler is NEEDED to set it to 32 BIT/96Khz when using the 'DirectSound Out' Interface - but 24/96 works with the 'WaveOut' Interface. additioanl edit: It seems a bug may have been uncovered... When I UNCHECK the 10KX - > I2S connection - close and re-open 24/96 router, it shows P16V -> I2S as disconnected - then if I re-check the P16V -> I2S Connection, it mutes WAVE HQ output. can any one else confrim this? Last edited by Maddogg6; Feb 22, 2006 at 06:19 PM.

Feb 28, 2006, 01:09 AM	Thread Starter #3
passwrd DriverHeaven Newbie Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 4 Rep Power: 0	I'd like to avoid DSP just to get the best sound as possible when using 44Khz samples for midi/sampling software (Gigastudio, Kontact). By the other hand, I may have some plugins in DSP Kx station fully working even with epilog plugin disabled so DSP should be still active. I'm already using a resampling utility for Winamp for music playback purposes.