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Updated GITADORA Arena Model (markdown)

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### Using ASIO
If you have a Xonar then the game will attempt to use it. Make sure it's in speakers mode, not headphones, and set the `Playback Configuration` to `7.1`.
If you have a Xonar then the game will attempt to use it. Make sure it's in speakers mode, not headphones, and set the `Playback Configuration` to `7.1`, `48 kHz` and `16 bits`.
If you want to use another ASIO driver, use `GitaDora Arena ASIO Driver` option. Check the log to ensure that the game didn't fail to open ASIO and silently failed over to WASAPI.
If the game crashes, you might need to add a **second** audio device because the game tries to look for one.
### Using WASAPI
If you don't have a 7.1 surround system, you won't hear any sound effects (drum / guitar key sounds). In this case, you should turn on `GitaDora Two Channel Audio` option which downmixes everything to stereo. If you need to adjust the volume ratio between BGM vs. sound effects, go to the test menu and adjust volume level. Avoid using 2-channel patches if possible as they often result in buzzing noise.