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-Windows mixer support

-Fixed bug with ASIO driver where you couldn’t select the sample rate in Cubase

-We think we’ve finally fixed the infamous blue-screen-when-I-run-the-console bug; this was

happening when the driver either ran out of memory or couldn’t initialize the hardware. Now, the

console will display an informative error message and refuse to run.

-Driver now uses less non-paged memory

-Fixed a memory leak in the ASIO driver

-Fixed a bug with Mia and ASIO 2.0 DirectMonitoring; the monitors could be unmuted but not

muted again.

-The ASIO driver will remember the most recent sample rate; this means that the sample rate will

not revert to 44.1 if you switch between Cubase and another application.

0.62

-Added ASIO support

-Worked around a problem where Windows was locking up on multiprocessor machines

-Fixed a bug with Mia not saving/restoring virtual output settings

-Fixed a potential blue screen that could happen if two apps were trying to open the same wave

device

-Fixed a bug that could cause lockups on MIDI output

-Fixed the sample rate lock so it works properly

Fixed a bug where Mona wouldn’t let you set professional S/PDIF mode

-Cleaned up code that saves/restores mixer settings

-The driver installer has been improved.

-Fixed some minor bugs in the driver installer.

0.61

- Darla20, Gina20, Layla20, and Darla24 are now supported

-MIDI input and output is now supported for Layla20 and Layla24

-This driver will run much better on Windows Me

-All of the audio outputs should now appear as wave devices (i.e. the “asymmetry problem” has

been fixed).

-Improved multi-client support

-New driver installer

-Some internal changes for better SONAR support – you should see fewer of the “Format not

supported” messages.

-Analog input +4/-10 buttons now show up on the console for Mia.

-A typo was fixed in the Mia INF file

0.60

First public release