If you are comfortable doing a bit of surgery you can go splunking for the actual driver. Did this one? If there was no uninstaller installed with Voicemeeter then see if there is one distributed with the installer or available on the vendors' web site.ĭevice Manager should tell you about all drivers, but I'm not sure where these virtual ASIO devices show up. Sometimes uninstallers will ask if you want to leave drivers there or not. If so the uninstaller likely is faulty and left the ASIO driver installed or left the registry in a mess so that Pro Tools thinks there are ASIO driver there. You uninstalled Voicemeeter? Voicemeeter Banana? That's not from Avid, so Avid uninstallers won't help. Voicemeeter Insert Virtual ASIO displays. If that is true, then why does it say 'Windows Audio Device'?Īs you can see in the Hardware Settings attachment,

If I select it, it displays 'AAE error -6117 was encountered'.ĭoes this mean that Pro Tools requires that ALL input and output audio drivers it uses must have an ASIO driver or ASIO wrapper? In the Playback Engine, why does it include 'Windows Audio Device' as a menu item? The Voicemeeter Virtual ASIO devices display. The following is what I saw upon opeing the fresh installation.Īs you can see in the Playback Engine attachment, I forgot to look in the Roaming to see if the uninstall removed the Pro Tool stuff. Using Programs and Features, I uninstalled every app which had AVID in the name. Why? Because Voicemeeter does something unexpected. In the Windows Sound dialog, I disabled all the Playback and Recording audio devices.

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