Understood.

But some magic is happening here, I don't know how:
If I quickly build a simple synth using the DS module as the output, I have some latency, which I would say would be around 15 to 20 milissecs (by feeling).
However, if I just delete the DS module and plug in the Asio module, I get ...

Hi Embedded,

I think that even using the ASIO support from inside Flowstone you would still need an underlying ASIO driver, right?
So I guess the ASIO modules of Flowstone (and Synthmaker) would talk to the driver first (Asio4All in my case).

Isn't that it?

Cheers,
Mockba.

Hi Embedded,

Thanks for the reply.
I have been doing some research before I put my $$$ on anything, as latency would of course be a major issue.
A friend of mine will test a Flowstone synth on a dual core atom embedded he has, if it proves reliable I may decide for that.
Otherwise I will have to ...

See? I knew it should be something dumb I was doing ...

Hi there,

Maybe I am missing something here, but for some reason I can't open a COM port using Flowstone.
Did anyone ever experience this?

I have a USB->UART LCD Module from Sure Electronics connected to my laptop, wich ended up on COM11, but every time I open Flowstone, when I try to connect to ...

Hello there.

I am planning to use Flowstone (yes, not Synthmaker) to write my "hardware synth".
The idea is to have a fanless barebone computer running a very light version of Windows Xp or 7, asio4all and a Flowstone EXE loaded on the startup.bat.
I plan to use flowstone because I want this ...