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PipeASIO: native ASIO driver for Wine and PipeWire released in v1.0.0

PipeASIO, a native ASIO driver for Wine and Proton, has been released in version v1.0.0. Note: PipeASIO has no direct relation to Linux gaming - it targets users running Windows DAWs such as FL Studio, Ableton Live, or Reaper under Linux, where low-latency audio is essential for music production.

PipeASIO connects Windows audio software directly to PipeWire, bypassing Wine’s audio layer and JACK entirely. Configuration is handled via a native Qt6 settings panel or an INI file. Requirements: PipeWire 1.6+ and Wine 10+. Arch Linux users can install via the AUR: paru -S pipeasio.

ASIO to Pipewire. Better solution for low latency audio inside Wine. Works with SteamRT.

v1.0.0 Changes:

  • Fixed 32-bit sample position wrapping (now reports full 64-bit counter)
  • Corrected registry unregistration via RegDeleteTree
  • Relicensed under GPL-3.0-or-later
  • Removed fake timecode support

PipeASIO settings panel over FL Studio

PipeASIO monitor panel over FL Studio

Source: GitHub

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