legacy firewire driver windows 10 download

It uses the on-board.Thank you so very much for this!! I was about ready to toss my Saffire Pro 40 at the neighbors house before I found this post. Windows in its daily life never ever sees the pro40.

I also route the Mic to my onboard's 'line-in' jack, which lets me use discord etc. It uses the on-board.įor me, when I want to use youtube etc - I have my motherboard's audio interface going into an input on my focusrite. I have ~1.0/1.6ms in Reaper and its solid as a brick.įor me, when I want to use youtube etc - I have my motherboard's audio interface going into an input on my focusrite. It goes and its just like I'm on windows 7. So I copied the firmware (Pro40Firmware.bin) from the 3.4 version of mixcontrol to the 3.7 version I had installed and - boom. I discovered this hack when I was experimening with the old 3.4 driver and found it worked just as good as when I was on Windows 7, but it was super cranky. ASIO access to your interface works fine & dandy.

You must then DISABLE the Pro40's playback and recording devices in 'Sound' under the Control Panel. The trick is to use Saffire MixControl 3.7, but with the file 'Pro40Firmware.bin' from MixControl 3.4. Here is a driver hack to get the Pro 40 working just as well as in Win 7:įirst of all, get use the Legacy Firewire drivers. After getting my Saffire Pro 40 Working without the sync problem in Windows 10 (20H2 v2) I was getting awful performance.

Legacy firewire driver windows 10 download