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Configuring and Using the EMI 2|6
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EMI 2|6
EMI 2|6 and may possibly need to switch off the system
sounds.
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Note that this applies to the “Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth”, a
program that can be used to play back MIDI files. You may need to
deactivate it in your music program/s, as it can not be used simulta-
neously with the EMI 2|6 EASI/ASIO driver.
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Logic Audio’s WavePlayer uses DirectSound drivers to access audio
hardware. If you would like to access the EMI 2|6 via EASI or ASIO
drivers, for general audio use in Logic Audio, you will need to deacti-
vate the WavePlayer or route its output to a different sound card.
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The EASI driver offers the most direct connection of the EMI 2|6 to
Logic Audio and should be selected over the EMI 2|6 ASIO driver,
where possible. The EMI 2|6 EASI driver is optimized for use with
Logic’s audio engine, and delivers efficient and reliable performance,
even under heavy system loads.
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The “Release Audio if Stopped in Background” option allows the
EMI 2|6 audio driver (ASIO/EASI, for example) to be released by Logic
Audio whenever the sequencer is stopped. This allows the EMI 2|6 to
be used by another application—e.g. a sample editor using the MME
driver to access the EMI 2|6—when Logic is not playing back audio.
This effectively allows the EMI 2|6 to “switch” between drivers used
in Logic and another application. It should be noted that only Logic
or the other application can play back audio at any one time, i.e.—
when a sample editor (using the MME driver) is not playing, the
EMI 2|6 is released and Logic’s ASIO/EASI driver is reactivated, and vice
versa.
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The MME/DirectSound driver combination must be used if you wish
to access the EMI 2|6’s outputs within two different applications
simultaneously.