I assume this is in Windows? Audacity, for legal reasons, is incompatible with ASIO drivers. This post: discusses incompatibility between GPL and ASIO license: I’ve read where you can just use the ASIO driver in other programs like Reaper. But the old driver works great if you can get it.Īnd I don’t know if this issue only affects Audacity. Not sure if they will fix this issue in a coming release. I think you can still find the old driver online, but doesn’t look like Behringer provides it. I’ve added a support ticket to Behringer’s support portal but I’m not hopeful.Īfter some more research, it looks like the newer driver from Behringer (4.38) is the problem and no longer supports 4 simultaneous channel recording. Thank you!”īut didn’t give a URL for the download.
The 3.29 driver is available through their website if you know the file name (…) and it immediately gave me 4 channels of recording with WASAPI and thus Audacity (2.33 on W10). This post outlines the identical problem: My device info for the UMC404HD’s inputs is (driver 4.59): =ĭevice name: IN 1-2 (BEHRINGER UMC 404HD 192ĭevice name: IN 3-4 (BEHRINGER UMC 404HD 192ĭevice name: IN 1-2 (BEHRINGER UMC 404HD 192k)ĭevice name: IN 3-4 (BEHRINGER UMC 404HD 192k) The OP’s device info shown by Audacity was: Device ID: 17ĭevice name: Line (2- BEHRINGER UMC404HD 192k) This post: is from 2018 - the driver in use then was probably 3.29 which was dated 2015.
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