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After updating to 7.24.1 I'm having audio issues.
I'm able to select my audio interface in Audio Output Device (Novation Audiohub) and play sound through it, but I can no longer use the audio interface for FFT input. I'm unable to select it from Audio Input Device; it is there, but greyed out.
Clicking on ASIO settings causes an instant crash.
I've already sent the crash report.

It was all working fine before the update.

All this is working as it should in Ableton.

Does the OS privacy settings allow Resolume to access audio inputs?

I can't see any specific privacy settings for my audio interface.
Resolume already has access to the laptop's microphone, which is the only audio input device that I can see settings for.
I'm on Windows 10 if that helps.

It's all very strange.
Before, in Resolume, selecting an audio FFT input wasn't possible until an audio input device had been selected
Now, I can "select" an external audio fft input while Audio Input Device is greyed out.

Is the microphone/input set to the same sample rate as the output device?

I've checked everywhere I can think of. See the image. Maybe I'm missing somewhere? Windows is acomplete nigthtmare for navigating these things!

Everything as far as I can see, is set up as it should.
Ableton has no issues whatsoever.
The Novation Audiohub window on the Ableton interface, is what I think fails to open when I click on ASIO Settings from Resolume.

As I pointed out, everything was working before the Resolume update to 7.24.1, so I'm inclined to think the problem lies there but I could be wrong.

After much fiddling back and forth, audio is now coming in from the Novation Audiohub but...:

Audio Input Device in Resolume remains greyed out, despite Novation Audio Hub being listed there.

Before all this started, I could still select the microphone as audio input while the output was assigned to the Novation Audio Hub. I can no longer do that.

Clicking ASIO settings in Resolume Prefs creates a crash every time.

The signal coming in appears to be extremely low, I need to crank up the FFT Input Gain to get a meaningful signal coming in. This same signal peaks as it should at 0dB in Ableton.