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<blockquote data-quote="Rob Bolling" data-source="post: 67070" data-attributes="member: 1958">Re: X32 DiscussionWDM/KP is just what Sonar calls the WDM driver. (I think the KP is &quot;Kernel Process&quot;)&nbsp; I am interested to see how you resolve this.&nbsp; Again, it sounds like the drivers are not optimized for Sonar.&nbsp; This would be too bad as Sonar is my DAW of choice.&nbsp; I think both Behringer and Roland/Cakewalk need to work on resolving this issue.&nbsp; However, I wonder if it is something system specific to your computer as many others are saying all 32 I/O is working correctly for them.&nbsp; Unless you are running something antiquated for a system,&nbsp; both Sonar and the X32 should have the drivers written for the ability to work correctly across a wide range of platforms and chipsets.&nbsp; I understand that Firewire likes TI chipsets and since on desktops FW is usually an add-on card this is no big deal, but MOBO chipset compatibility is something that should fall to the MFG. of music peripherals and their individual drivers more than the MFG of the computer hardware.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob Bolling, post: 67070, member: 1958"] Re: X32 Discussion WDM/KP is just what Sonar calls the WDM driver. (I think the KP is "Kernel Process") I am interested to see how you resolve this. Again, it sounds like the drivers are not optimized for Sonar. This would be too bad as Sonar is my DAW of choice. I think both Behringer and Roland/Cakewalk need to work on resolving this issue. However, I wonder if it is something system specific to your computer as many others are saying all 32 I/O is working correctly for them. Unless you are running something antiquated for a system, both Sonar and the X32 should have the drivers written for the ability to work correctly across a wide range of platforms and chipsets. I understand that Firewire likes TI chipsets and since on desktops FW is usually an add-on card this is no big deal, but MOBO chipset compatibility is something that should fall to the MFG. of music peripherals and their individual drivers more than the MFG of the computer hardware. [/QUOTE]

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