#PRESONUS AUDIOBOX DRIVER INSTALL HOW TO#

Double-click on the file 'setup.exe', and just follow the step-by-step instructions. Left-Double-click on this folder, then double-click on the next folder (with the same name) shown, and you will see a series of files. This will extract the necessary files into another folder on your desktop with the same name. Download the zip folder from the Presonus website to your desktop (name of zipped folder will be Presonus AudioboxUSB.), then right-click on this zip folder and select 'Extract All'.

This is what I did in Vista: First of all, make sure the Audiobox is NOT plugged into your computer via usb at this point. The download will be in the form of a zipped folder.

If I were you I would just re-download the correct driver from the Presonus website, but make sure you download the correct driver for your version of Win7 that you have (either 32-bit or 64-bit). I don't have Win7, but I have the Audiobox USB and am using it with Realband under Win Vista32. Or if someone here would be kind enough to help me get started I would be very thankful.

#PRESONUS AUDIOBOX DRIVER INSTALL HOW TO#

Is there an online video or information booklet or online info that will tell me how to setup my computer, audiobox etc to use with RB? After that I am not sure what to do next. I can download current Presonus Audiobox USB Win7 drivers from the internet. But that is another story, I have been in contact with Personu Tech support and after a few weeks just gave up with them. Studio One itself does not exist in my regristry. I cannot locate the drivers that came with Presonus Audiobox USB/Studio One on my computer, although I know they are there. I prefer to use Realband because I believe one of the neat things about RB is that I can record a guitar track(s) on top of chord progressions created with BIAB. It came with Presonus Studio One software which I do NOT want to use. Although I have used BIAB for the last year or so and am fairly proficient with the basics.

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