I've just sent a ticket into Tascam regarding this issue, but I figured while waiting for a response it wouldn't hurt to ask here as well. I recently formatted my system and upgraded from Windows Vista (32-bit) to Windows 7 (64-bit), and I am having trouble getting my US-144 mkII to work like it used to within FL Studio. I just purchased FL Studio 10 (I was previously playing around within FL Studio 8 ), but I doubt the version change itself would be the source of my problem. I'm guessing it's more likely a driver or 64-bit issue. Anyway, before I upgraded, I was able to monitor and record audio being played through my Tascam audio interface within FL Studio by selecting 'US-144 MKII Digital In' as the input channel. In other words, anything played using the Windows default audio device (e.g.

External audio played through other applications like Firefox or WinAmp) could be routed into an FL Studio mixer track. I could also monitor Line In audio coming into my US-144 by selecting 'US-144 MKII Analog In' as the input channel within FL Studio.

Biochemistry Basics Worksheet Answers Pogil on this page. The gear included two TASCAM US-144 mkII interfaces, two Audio-Technica AT 2020 condenser microphones, two mic cables, two stands, two pop filters, two. So far (in some preliminary recordings) I haven't had any noise problems, thought the levels are significantly lower than the Tascam 144 mkII. Beat This The Best Of The English Beat Tickets.

Since upgrading, however, within FL Studio I can no longer monitor any audio being played on the computer via an external program. I can still monitor analog Line In audio, but nothing else. I have downloaded the latest 64-bit ASIO driver from Tascam's website (v 2.02) so I don't know what the issue is here. Everything has been set up identically within FL Studio and the US-144 control panel application. Hopefully one of you experts can shed some light on what the problem is. Thanks, Jeremy.