Is it possible to use a BOSS GT-8 Guitar Effects Processor as an audio interface with a Mac which uses the Core Audio driver?

I have read that ASIO, for example, is aimed at bypassing the Windows system and that Mac needs no such assistance.

The digital output from the GT-8 is EIAJ CP1201, S/P DIF phono, but I see adaptors to USB are available.

Thanks, Mike

JamKazam Client:
recorded audio - open a recording

I have in my "Windows 10" folder

% UserProfile% \ Music \ JamKazam \ Recordings \ d568c781-1624-4a35-8262-8e806b2fc74a

all files deleted by hand,
since it was already over 2 GB and I don’t need it anymore.

The corresponding, correct message is:
"The recording is missing all tracks".
Yeah - That is right, but how can I remove these red "zombie" lines
in the "open a recording" window?

Now I have these red "zombie" file ads in "Recordings".
How do I get this away?

See the screenshot.

Thanks for your help.
(Chatmax)

(This is a translation with "Google Translate")

   

I received an email message about a new upgrade - and see a post identifying the changes in the forums.

The post message says that ALL USERS MUST UPGRADE

... but provides no instructions on how to do so.  I dont see a ‘upgrade’ option in any of the menus (as you do with other apps).  Do we manually uninstall and re-download? .... there are lots of musicians out here - not so many IT specialists

Thanks

I hagot my focusrite interface to work and it's great fun.  It really works.  I hope this lasts forever.  I only have one problem and it's a small one-when playing with my friend, I can only see one of  his two tracks at my end.  I can see his electric guitar track, but not his microphone.  He has the same problem at his end.  At my end I can see both my tracks.  Can anyone suggest a way to fix this?

Thanks for any help.

Hi!  I'm trying to get my kiddo up and running on this for voice lessons and I'm running into some trouble.

When I am using a web browser our headphones are recognized.
When I use the app, they are not.

Brand new Windows 10 laptop (purchased just for this - ha ha); plugged direct to modem via ethernet cable; headphones (with mic) plugged directly into the laptop.

Can anyone offer any suggestions?

The Jamkazam client has quit working on my Windows 10 64bit machine.
It was working before but now it either just hangs on white screen or I get the following error message then it crashes:

An audio driver is preventing JamKazam from processing audio. Please move any USB-connected audio gear to a different USB port,
or reinstall any drivers for your audio gear. When done, restart the JamKazam application.
(Could not initialize PortAudio library: Internal PortAudio error)

Anyone else getting this error? I have tried moving to a different USB port. Installed the latest Asio driver for my interface.
Tried changing clock rate, neither 44.1 nor 48 kHz works
I am using a Behringer XR18 audio interface. Windows 10 64bit

Any suggestions? Getting very frustrated with Jamakzam. It was working, now I can't even open it.

Hi
I have used JK since March, after the usual set up glitches (mostly self inflicted) the system runs very well I am able to connect and play with friends 70 to 80 miles away (in UK) with session latency of around 20 milliseconds, this gives an easy feel to playing, feels comfortable. We play with a drummer from Florida then session latency 68 to 80 milliseconds, this is noticeable. In trying to lower latency as much as possible I have noticed that when a session I am in is recorded my track shows as stereo when downloaded, others tracks are mono, would this add to latency due to processing two tracks for me. My setup is Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 3rd gen, 48000 sample rate, 48 buffer size audio frame size 1ms using latest Focusrite drivers. Jamkazam is a brilliant platform and has been and still will be well used, even when our current crisis ends. Bernard.

I sing with a couple of friends and they're constantly telling me to be louder.  We've adjusted all kinds of settings but the problem remains.  I have a SHURE SM58, (currently on a desktop stand) and find I have to almost eat the mic to get a satisfactory volume.  This gets in the way of my guitar, which already bangs on my computer desk. 
Can anyone recommend a mic that I can use at a greater distance? I'm willing the spend the money within reason. 

I am having difficulty figuring out the best way for me to setup my gear for playing in jamkazam sessions.

I have an acoustic piano, an old Sony Vaio PC and a newly-purchased Behringer XENYX Q802USB. I have been using Jamkazam predominantly to rehearse with an acoustic bass player who lives not far from me. My observations in this posting are based on Jamkazam sessions with the bass player, though I aspire to play with others at greater distances as well. The bass player has been exclusively using Realtek WMD so far, though he too has recently acquired a Behringer audio interface and may be confronted with similar issues.

I have been considering the following options, which I will discuss below.

• Realtek WMD
  
• WMD USB Audio
  
• ASIO4ALL 
  
• Reaper  ASIO
  
• Native driver
  

Tried connecting a Marantz MPM 2000U USB mic to Jamkazam last night. The mic did not appear as an available option on the audio gear list (all other available devices eg onboard Soundblaster ASIO did appear). Anyone had a similar issue and/or have any idea what's going on?