RoutlingVASIO.toml
The config file for the Routling Virtual ASIO driver - sets the sample rate and buffer size it reports to your DAW.
RoutlingVASIO.toml configures the Routling Virtual ASIO driver - the ASIO driver your DAW selects to exchange audio with Routling. See Virtual ASIO.
Where it lives#
%USERPROFILE%\RoutlingVASIO.tomlThe driver creates it with current values on first run, so if it is missing, load the driver once in a DAW and it will appear.
What it contains#
# Routling Virtual ASIO configuration
# This file is watched by the VASIO driver for live updates.
# Changes trigger an ASIO reset request to the host DAW.
sampleRate = 48000
bufferSize = 512Two keys, and nothing else is read:
| Key | Accepted values | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
sampleRate | 44100, 48000, 88200, 96000, 176400, 192000 | Rate the driver reports to the host |
bufferSize | 32-4096 | Buffer size the driver prefers |
A value outside these ranges is ignored and the previous one stays in force.
Live reload#
The driver watches the file and re-reads it on save. A change asks the host DAW to reset the device, which is how the app keeps the driver aligned when you change rate or buffer size in Routling.
When to edit it by hand#
Rarely. The usual reason is a DAW that will not open the driver at the rate Routling is running: set sampleRate to match the DAW, save, and let the reset propagate.
Prefer changing sample rate and buffer size in Routling itself - the driver follows. See Toolbar Reference.
Related#
- Virtual ASIO - the node that uses this driver
- DAW Integration - connecting a DAW
- Latency and Buffers - what buffer size costs
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