I recently moved to Win10 for some reasons and test and wanted to record things with my Zoom R24.
I installed the R24 drivers, but if it is seen as an interface, it doesn’t see the 8 capture inputs.
When I open Ardour, it doesn’t see the R24 at all. I installed the Asio4all but the problem persists.
Hi. I am not familiar with this device although I use to use a Zoom MRS4 and MRS8 as stand alone recorders back in the day. In the manual, if you go to page 111:
There is a setting on the Zoom itself that puts it into a mode to behave as an audio interface. Did you take this step? Once that step is taken, when you open or create a project in Ardour you will want to make sure to select the Zoom as both your input and output device (you should not need ASIO4All to do this).
I hope that helps.
The R24 is well connected as an audio interface, and i use it to listen to my Win10 sound.
Moreover, R24 has 2 mics that Windows see and can use.
The problem is when I want to see the 8 inputs. both invisibles in Win and Ardour.
Ok, I don’t understand. It’s solved.
I haven’t change anything since yesterday, when I installed Asio4all, it didn’t worked. Today, it didn’t worked. One hour ago, it worked. Ardour saw the R24.
Sorry for anybody who would need (maybe me in the future? ) a solution, I don’t know how it have been solved.
I own the device but I only use it stand-alone. After seeing this topic I went and tested it in windows. I saw that there was an firmware update 1.13, I installed it and the R24 win10 drivers. Plugged in the R24 and changed its mode to Audio Interface on the device. I have no other USB-audio drivers and no asio4all drivers on my system and the device seems to work just fine. The R24 driver seems to also have the ASIO option.
I have had so much fun with this device and there is no other like it The new model from zoom doesn’t have the mixing capabilities R24 has, it’s supposed to be just a tracking device.