Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Vista Drivers Download

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For the audio part, I used the stock WDM drivers available from the Turtle Beach site. (This supports playback, but for recording through line inputs etc. It may not work). Enabling the gaming port was more difficult.

But I discovered there are customized drivers posted at a Chinese website:- The one you want is 'Game port for SantaCruzCS4630'. They also have Vista/Win 7 compatible audio drivers which may offer advantages over WDM - perhaps it's the same package as the DriversGuru link mentioned in an earlier post.

Actually the download links at that Chinese page were broken but with help from a user of another forum I managed to get a hold of the missing gameport driver. So once installed the gaming port shows up in device manager:- Now you can hookup a joystick to the game port. However you still need to add an extra control panel to enable recognition of the joystick, since the default 'Game Controllers' in Vista only supports USB gaming devices.

Just grab the Gameport Support Pack for Vista/Win 7 at the following page:- After unpacking, go to the folder 'ControlPanel', right-click on the Install.INF file and select 'Install'. This adds a 'Gameport Controllers' control panel (see below). Open it, choose the style of joystick to add, then calibrate it. Working fine with my old Quickshot PC/Apple II joystick, perfect for playing old Apple II games through an emulator! For Win 7 the setup process will be a little more involved but just follow the instructions enclosed in the archive.

The end result will be the same. (Others have also reported success using the gameport for MIDI which I haven't tested). Similar help and support threads Thread Forum Hopefully I'm in the right place. I'm trying to use my Turtle Beach Ear Force PX4 headset through Bluetooth to voice chat through Discord. However, in following the steps from their support site where it says, 'On the Recording tab, right-click your Bluetooth device, and choose 'Set as Default. Sound & Audio Hey, sorry if I posted this in the wrong category So I bought the cable for the Turtle Beach x31 headset so I could use it for my PC.

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Hardware & Devices Like I said I have a Montego DDL, everything worked fine on XP with of course the corresponding XP drivers, however now using Seven with Vista drivers I'm having difficulties with my surround speakers. I can't get the surround speakers to do anything using windows media 12; however i've never been.

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To everyone out there wishing to install a Legacy Sound Card on a Vista system; most of them work just fine unless they have bad drivers. I am using a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Card with a Roland SCC-1 Synth daughtercard and it works like a champ.so does the Roland Card!

Your older control software may not function well, or at all, but there is lots of software available that will replace it if all you want to do is manipulate things like frequency responce, sterio source, speakers and effects.some of it 'free!' I'll show you, here, how to get the Santa Cruz working.Most cards will work the same way. If the card is in the computer, remove it and boot Vista with no sound card, then shut down and install your card again. Reboot and tell Vista you have the disk. Alternately, you can go into device manager and select 'sound, video and game controller' (just like XP) and chose to re-install your drivers. With legacy cards you will have to install a WDM interface driver.

For Santa Cruz it is the 21306952 of 4/26/2002 Driver WDM v.4161 Certified by Microsoft. You can get to it at:. After installing it, make sure that the card says: 'enabled.'

If Vista tells you the drivers are not signed or are unrecognized (same goes for the sound card), tell it to install anyway! In Control Panel/Sound, check the advance features and enable the features you want and drag the volume slider all the way to the right. The sound card should now work just fine. For Midi, or external Midi device, the only way you can access it is to download and install a very small program that allows you to select which device play which sounds, a feature that was left out of Vista to avoid compatibilty issues with legacy devices. That program is: 'Vista MIDI Fix. Codec 0x2000 Dolby Ac3 Ac3 Download. exe' You can get it from Microsoft Downloads. It's only a few K-Bytes. Just like XP, this program can be used to change the default MIDI output device to most any type.

Vista's sound subsystem has changed. While this is generally a good thing, some things are noticably missing, such as - at least, in my sound card's case - hardware MIDI support. In fact, the MIDI support is still be there, but unlike on XP where the MIDI output device could be picked from the control panel Vista doesn't provide such an option. With 'Vista Midi Fix.exe' it does. Does it work? In my case, like a dream! Actually, I run two sound cards in my Vista System and switch between them for different purposes.

The everyday card is a Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatality which can handle USB Midi devices and Creation. I use the Santa Cruz and Roland for legacy content playback and true Roland GS instruments and effects. I have a lot of 'GS' music I've created. Santa Cruz is actually good enough to use as a Main Card if you are not heavy into modern gaming.It's a very decent card and it has a Wave table synthesis connector on board. The X-Fi actually has superior sound for general music play back, MP3 and movies or video, Gaming (which I don't do), is of course, stirling and their software bundle is fantastic. I even use Soundblaster software to control the sound of the Santa Cruz. Similar Threads Thread Forum The Turtle Beach website states that there are no Vista drivers available.

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