ASIO driver for xp

you want to download something without an internet connection??

Here you go: Prodipe ASIO 2 0 Driver

does not work with window 8 yet or maybe never,,,xp worked fine..I get tired of these changes just casue they can, use xp or 7..

you should read your catalogue there having detail infor mation.

Have you tried the guitar in another Mac/ PC? If it still doesn't appear, there may be a problem with the guitar electronics. If you bought it new, take it back to the shop/ send back to the vendor.

Best to get rid of Vista to solve the problem... either go to XP or Win7... Vista is a resource hog.

Sometimes just plugging into a different USB port on the back of the laptop will work better than the ones on the sides. I also find using the headphone jack out to a couple RCA mixer channels is far more reliable that USB which often comes and goes. Just a thought. Beringher should have the drivers, you can download and install the universal ASIO drivers as well which can be a little tricky but works for recording - from here: http://www.asio4all.de/

First, I could NOT find an MXL99 microphone... IF you have an MXL990 microphone, you can STOP trying to have the Alpha read it because it won't !!! The MXL990 is a condenser mic and requires that Phantom power be supplied to it and the Alpha does NOT have Phantom power.
I have found a common problem on the audio interface inout is having to GO INTO the windows Sounds and Devices and verifying that under the VOICE tab, checking that the inout device is listed AND then checking the volume is turned up in that window... It seems like you have to verify everything and tweek a dozen places to get everything right to work. Having to look under the "VOICE" tab is not a good description of where the Alpha input control should be... so anyway, check that as well as it is not MUTED in that window. With Adobe Audition, make sure you set under the options, the "metering" to monitor the input recording level.

If you get beyond the 32/64 issue, check the audio setup for your audio device in your windows control panel. If your USB interface both recieves from your guitar and sends audio to your external amp, make sure BOTH the input and output to the USB are listed as the in and out in the "VOICE" tab when you go to the control panel and "Sounds and Audio device properties".:

Download the driver from this site:

http://www.behringer.de/EN/Support/U-Control-Downloads.aspx

You want the USB ASIO driver.

The behringer site also has online support if you search the home page.