To open the section where you can set up the ASIO driver, select Devices. I would highly recommend it - if you have the time.ĮDIT: as I have mentioned that I am undergoing a fresh studio-install, I will document any weirdness here with the beta audio driver, should I encounter any along the way. The Focusrite website states: On the Scarlett Solo and 2i2 3rd Gen the Output.

If you are open to giving your machine a 'fresh start' with a format, etc. I'm concerned that you may have other audio drivers / usb2 drivers installed on your system that may hinder the performance of this driver. With the 1st gen driver, the lowest latency setting for 48kHz is 12.4 ms on my Windows 7 PC. Being able to take advantage of that improvement on the 1st gen is a major bonus. Better than any other focusrite driver I have used in the past by leaps and bounds. Last month I posted a comparison review between the 1st and 2nd gen Scarlett interfaces, and by far the biggest difference with the 2nd gen is the lower latency. For example, in Device Manager, I had to disable Nvidia Audio Driver and some other audio device associated with my Acer touch monitor.Īlso keep in mind that I did a clean install of Windows and am currently going through the motions of getting my studio machine back up and running, however the audio driver I mentioned above is still rocking out pretty great. Don't forget to disable any other audio drivers that may be installed in your system. Click to expand.ScarlettMixControl1_10b2.exe

Focusrite scarlett 2i2 driver