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5.2. Using the MiniFuse 1 as an audio device with your
DAW
Most audio applications have their own audio settings, where you can select the active
audio device. Here we will show you how to configure the MiniFuse 1 with several audio
applications. The process will be similar in other audio applications.
Core Audio is a native Mac audio protocol. All audio devices are built on top of this framework.
Windows contains several available audio protocols. ASIO is optimized for low-latency and high-fidelity.
We recommend using the ASIO driver provided by Arturia for best results.
Regardless of which application you use, there will be several additional important controls
in the audio preferences:
• Buffer Size determines how quickly the computer will process audio data - the
smaller the buffer size the faster it will process audio, resulting in less latency at
the expense of higher CPU usage.
• Sample Rate specifies the sampling rate at which the MiniFuse converts audio.
CD quality sample rate is 44,100Hz.
For more information on buffer size, sample rate, and their impact on latency, see the A Quick
Primer On Digital Audio [p.28] section of this manual.
Arturia - User Manual MiniFuse 1 - SETUP 11
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