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Getting Started

  • What is Routling
  • Installation
  • Your First Route
  • Interface Tour

Concepts

  • Nodes and Connections
  • Mixer View and Tray Panel
  • Primary and Secondary Devices
  • Latency and Buffers
  • Sessions and State

Node Types

  • Node Types Overview
  • ASIO Channels
  • App Capture and System Audio
  • Routling I/O
  • Network In and Network Out
  • Virtual ASIO
  • FX Module
  • Ducker
  • Volume Knob
  • Switcher
  • Latency Probe

Reference

  • Keyboard Shortcuts and Gestures
  • Toolbar Reference
  • Preferences
  • Licensing and Tiers
  • RoutlingVASIO.toml
  • Troubleshooting
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Concepts

The model underneath the canvas - nodes, the engine clock, latency, and how your work is saved.

Nodes and Connections Node cards, wires, gain, selection, groups and undo. Mixer View and Tray Panel The controls of your Volume Knobs, Switchers, FX Modules and Duckers, without the wiring - in the window or from the tray. Primary and Secondary Devices One clock drives the engine - the built-in clock or your ASIO driver - and every other device follows it. Latency and Buffers Buffer size, what the toolbar figure means, and where a route's delay comes from. Sessions and State Saving and loading sessions, what opens at startup, and what happens when a device is missing.
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