Note that the link above has wording above the downloads that says: VB-Audio Virtual Cable <<<- This is where you find only one download for the donationware driver - there is technically no free version anymore of this software like in the past, they altered it to strictly donationware as of July 2013. WIth VBCable, each cable is a separate and unique driver, each one is not identical, they have unique IDs hence being able to install them individually.Īlso note the link provided above is not the traditional one, this is: If you try to install just the original one multiple times it doesn't work, obviously, hence having the individual versions.Įven back when the first one was the only one available for a download, when you made a donation they didn't provide you with some 'key' to enable multiple virtual cable functionality - that's not how it works. That's why it's listed 3 times with 3 separate downloads - they are not the same as I've got two of them installed as shown, the original and A and both function. The Asio4ALL driver not only has latency of about 500ms (extremely offputting when playing music) but I can't hear anything except FL Studio when using it.No, it's not, it's three distinct downloads:

My audio interface (Focusrite Solo 3rd gen) allows for minimal latency and I can hear the output of FL Studio as quickly as I play notes however, I can't get Virtual Audio Cable to act as an output in FL Studio without using the Asio4ALL driver. I'm trying to copy the output of FL Studio 20 to the input of VB-audio's Virtual Audio Cable - the problem is that I need minimal latency, as I'm playing a guitar and hearing it immediately after it's been run through plugins. I'm having a very peculiar problem with audio on Windows 10.

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