No. I’m just saying the “real” ASIO driver is better option and you should avoid ASIO4ALL if it’s not too difficult/costly.
As I said, I too find it useful, if you are going to do recordings on locations where you don’t have your audio interface available.
Have to leave now and go to help my niece. She is experiencing audio sync problems when trying to do narrations on her YouTube videos. You may guess which kind of recording hardware system she has. Can you?