A quick check suggests that David has not included information about ASIO
support in his Guide, which is completely appropriate. More relevant is this
Audacity manual page
<https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/asio_audio_interface.html> .
My reading of the following two sentences from the manual suggests that it is a
breach of copyright for someone to compile Audacity with ASIO support and give
that file to someone else:
“ASIO support is provided strictly on the basis that it is NON-DISTRIBUTABLE,
that is, you may NOT copy or distribute builds including ASIO support to anyone
else. The build is strictly for your own personal (private or commercial) use.”
I would be interested in David’s comments, but suspect that if anyone on the
List has the skills and knowledge to compile Audacity with ASIO support and
wants to help, arrangements would need to be on a one on one basis and off list.
On a more positive note, by making adjustments for latency, I do not get
obvious latency when doing multi-track recordings in Audacity. That can be a
somewhat tedious process, but once done performance is quite good.
Andrew
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Hi below is a link you may find helpful
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Audacity-2.3.0-Guide.html
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