I'm using real tech for a sound & jaws for a screen reader. Sorry about the 
terminology issue. I'm using my Casio cdp200r along with cool soft and prodeus 
vx 


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> On Apr 10, 2015, at 5:00 PM, Paul Nimmo <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi, oops, we have a terminology issue here.
> This will become very important particularly if you are making the sometimes 
> incredibly difficult transition to computer based music.
> Trust me, I know from personal experience.
> When I first started playing there weren’t any accessible music software and 
> by accessible I don’t mean disability wise I mean accessible to the general 
> public.
> yes I know that dates me terribly.
> Asio isn’t a sound card.
> Asio stands for Audio stream input output and is a driver protocol, think of 
> it as a language, that means it’s a method of communication used by certain 
> drivers to communicate between say your keyboard and certain sound cards.
>  
> A sound card is usually a board inside your computer but can now be a usb 
> device that you plug in but it’s a piece of hardware.
> A driver is a piece of software which tells the sound card how to communicate 
> with your computer and, sometimes your music keyboard. in this case ASIO is a 
> protocol that drivers use.
> Some sound cards support it and some don’t.
> So to answer yur questions, there are no free sound cards, that’s for sure.
> Whether we can get asio to work on your system depends on what you’re trying 
> to make it do.
> So we would need to know, what sound card you have and what keyboard or music 
> synthesizer you’re using.
> Also, what if any adaptive technology you’re using might help.
>  
> then one of us should be able to help, <smile>.
> hth.
> Cheers!
>  
>  
> From: SethJ
> Sent: Friday, April 10, 2015 6:28 PM
> To: QWS list
> Subject: QWS List Is ther e a better sound card than Asio?
>  
> Hey everybody!  I was wondering if there were any better sound cards than 
> Asio?  I can’t get Asio to work no matter what I do, and direct sound is 
> latent.  Is there any other free or paid soundcard I should get?
> Seth

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