Stereo Tool

- i would go with VAC whenever i can, avoid phisycal soundcards whenever is possible. If you need 'monitoring' that can be solved in other way.
- You want always to use KS or Wasapi, avoid DS and MME, only if KS or wasapi does not help in specific situations
- Make sure ALL devices (evcen ones that it;s not used) samplerates in windows (playback/recording) are at exactly same sample rate. 2ch 48kHz/24bit or 16.
- For VB stuff, unfortunately it does not support KS (properly) so walways go with WDM/wasapi.
- Always use Sync in ST (ON), you need to set blocksizes properly, especially in those latest betas.

Anyways, i'm ready too look into your windows, just go to our discord channel, send dm, and im sure we'll fix it

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Hi
Huge thank you. I will contact you and we can plan when to troubleshoot the environment.

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Had some really good help from Bojcha. Hope it works. Will monitor this and report back.

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Hello, I listened to your radio station for a while. Are all the music you play MIDI? (Because I'm using a web page translator, I'm not sure if the audio from the chip is MIDI.)

But it's a really cool radio station.

I recently finished broadcasting a purely audio live internet radio station that I'd been doing for about 20 years. It included talk shows and pop music. I started as a pirate radio station on FM, and then switched to an internet radio station.

The automatic playback software I used was RadioBOSS.

But my wiring was relatively simple: Automatic broadcast or live program → Main control MIXER → "Stereo Tool" → audio distributor → each computer with a different bitrate.

To distribute the load and avoid unexpected events, I used a single-task approach, meaning one computer handled one task.

Just sharing my previous experience running a radio station.