[Phil W]

geoff:
On 2/11/2015 10:25 p.m., Phil W wrote:

and ASIO drivers are only *additional* to the "normal" drivers, at
least according to my experience.
Anyway, I have not run across an interface with ASIO drivers, that
did not come with "normal" drivers for every other Windows program.
Those "normal" drivers are the ones that Skype sees and uses.

Granted, but presumably 'possible' to install ASIO drivers only, if
that's all that is known to be required.

Possible, but in my part of reality, I have only experienced "driver
bundles/packages" (or whatever you may want to call it), that contain
"normal" + ASIO drivers and *no* option to choose, which drivers are to be
installed. ... yes, I have seen quite a few different interfaces and their
driver packages.
Thus, I presume that if there is an ASIO driver, there is usually the
"normal" driver, as well...

IF one chooses to use the "normal" driver after the installation, is another
question.


Phil