Now, for me, I have to bloody turn my soundcard back on via hardware setup to play what I just recorded. If you quite the programme your speakers will still work!). Nothing will come through the speakers as you've turned off your soundcard (don't worry, it's only turned off in Ableton Live. If you can, you'll see the audio level monitor thing move as you play your guitar. If everything's ok, close the dialogue boxes and in the main Ableton live window click on 'Recording Audio' on the right hand side and follow the little tutorial to check if you can record. I had to restart Ableton live again and it magically said 'active'. It will tell you if it's active or idle.įor some reason, the first time I went through everything, it was saying my amp was idle, even though it wasn't. Also, hover your cursor over the 'Mustang Amplifier' option in the list and wait for the popup box to come up.
I had to turn it off or nothing recorded. Set the Driver Type to 'ASIO' and the Audio Device to 'Fender Universal ASIO' as below: Then click on the 'Hardware Setup' button and make sure your amp is selected and active: Now, for me, I couldn't record if my soundcard was turned on (VIA High Definition Audio in the pic). In AL, click preferences and then the 'Audio' tab.
#Fender universal asio driver for mac Pc#
Ok, firstly, have you installed the ASIO driver for the Mustang? If not, you should: I found I had to turn on and connect the Mustang to the PC before opening up Ableton Live otherwise it didn't show up in the following menus. I'm guessing you're using Windows 7, 8 or whatever.
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