FL Studio 9 Forum

Hello fellow FL studio users,

I am starting a recording project with some friends, and we are experiencing some difficulties setting up the studio with our US-144MKII audio interface. As the the title says, we are running FL studio 10 through crossover on an iMac. More specifically, when I try and select the the US-144MKII as the input/output in the audio settings (in FL Studio 10), the program sends a popup telling me that my audio interface is not an ASIO driver, and that an asio driver is required for recording audio. Furthermore, on my PC at home, the US-144MKII appears as an ASIO driver, and I can use it as such. I have read on some threads in this forum that I ought to install the wine-asio driver through Jack OS X (www.jackosx.com), though I don't see how that will help. The US-144MKII driver is already installed on the Macintosh itself, but would it help to install the audio interface's sound driver through Jack OS X?

Bearing all this in mind: How can I get FL Studio 10, being run through crossover on an iMac, to accept my US-144MKII as an asio driver so we can make a recording using that audio interface?

Hey Jai'te Mombasu,

wine-asio isn't a driver per se. It just gives the Windows programs an ASIO api to the driver via wine.
Please try to install wine-asio via jackosx, and see if it helps.

Apart from that: When you select the soundcard, and the popup appears, does FL freeze and you have to kill it?
Because I had this exact problem a few times, and solved it by just killing FL. After that the settings were still in place
and everything worked (with asio).