The Fender ASIO USB Driver is 'ASIO MultiClient' which is unique, and allows the DAW App to use a separate ASIO Audio Hardware Interface as DAW STEREO OUTPUT ASIO Audio Device (Focusrite Scarlet, MOTU M2, RME UFX, etc), and maintain low latency. The Fuse app is basically just to load or make presets while controlling stuff without needing to do the menu diving on the amp itself.įrom the link provided above by member Gravyface: 'The Mustang / Mustang V2 / Mustang GT/ Mustang GTX amps use the Fender ASIO Driver - which on the Windows COMPUTER side in your DAW App ( Reaper, Cubase, Studio One, etc) Mustang Amp Appears as a STEREO INPUT ASIO Audio Device on the DAW app. Grab two XLR cables and connect the Line Outs on the amp to the Inputs of your interface OR mic the amp. Here's a good thread on the demise of Fender Fuse/Mustang digital amps, and some helpful tips on getting it all to work in Windows 10: I also have a Cranborne ADAT500 loaded up with some mic pre's hooked into the Babyface.Sounds like you haven't downloaded and installed the Fender ASIO driver, which is why you're not seeing it in Studio One. Or is it just a sample of what can be done in all DAWS? I have a Babyface Pro and Studio One Pro. So does this mean it only works with Ableton Lite Fender Edition? I bought it used and there was no CD or software licence for Ableton. Record and edit Mustang audio using Ableton® Live Lite 8 Fender® Edition software There is no sign of the amp as in input device.Īnyone have a Fender amp and have been able to record using the USB out? The Fuse program is communicating with the amp, what I do in the software is sounding at the amp.īut what I cannot do is use the usb out to record directly into my daw, which is Studio One. Windows 10 sees it and I have downloaded the Fender software called Fender Fuse. I have the amp plugged in with the USB cable.

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