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February 27, 2024

Problem with microphone connection (Adobe Audition)

  • February 27, 2024
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I bought a new laptop with Windows 11. I updated everything, installed everything. Does not work connecting external microphones (usb and loop). At the same time in the programme Adobe Audition (and similar) slider on the timeline moves jerkily, but the record does not go. That is, as I understand, the programme does not see audio devices (they appear in the Device Manager, but do not work). If I replace the original installed Realtek HD audio driver with Realtek High Definition Audio Driver, the usb-microphone is connected and Adobe Audition works. But the looping microphone still won't connect. Besides, Sound Mode in MyASUS settings stops working - it has a very beautiful surround sound, as for a laptop. This section with sound settings simply disappears from the programme! So I understand that the problem is in the drivers? But they're official.

 

I've tried default drivers from Windows, from Asus site and even with the help of special driver search programmes on the net.... It doesn't work. On my old laptop with Windows 10 all this worked.

 

Please help me with advice.
Sorry for my English, I use online translator.
Regards

 

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Windows 11 
Version 23H2
OS build 22631.3155
Audio-Technica AT2020 usb microphone.
and a Boya BY-M1 Pro looping microphone.

14 replies

partner-dAuthor
Participating Frequently
February 29, 2024

And yet. I updated the drivers again from the laptop manufacturer's website. Disabled all "sound enhancers and noise suppressors in the Windows system itself. In other programmes I got my microphones working correctly. But in Adobe Audition, no way. Just amazing 😞

partner-dAuthor
Participating Frequently
February 28, 2024

Checked. Unfortunately ASIO4ALL driver did not help. From the description on the site I understood that it mainly fights with "sound delay". I have a problem with inadequate operation of connected audio microphones. Maybe it's not the audio driver but the motherboard drivers that are the problem here? I don't know... All drivers are official.

partner-dAuthor
Participating Frequently
February 28, 2024

Thank you sincerely. I'll keep trying.

SteveG_AudioMasters_
Community Expert
Community Expert
February 28, 2024

Try downloading and installing the (free) ASIO4ALL driver and see if that works. This has been known to 'cure' all sorts of issues. Just install it and select ASIO in the device class, and you should be able to pick it up. One of the useful things about it is that it has some diagnostics built in, so at the very least it might provide clues...

 

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