You can try using shared mode with WASAPI, though low-latency performance may vary.

Cubase is the only one Ive found that wont allow this even with multiple devices.

Although, I wasnt mixing in 2013, so this info is for 2016).

This should not affect your project at all, as the audio is not overlapping.

Then in the devices list choose the driver you are using (On my computer it is Generic Low Latency ASIO Driver) (1).

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Generic Low Latency Asio Update And I

Only change in the last few days has been a W10 update and I just installed the BBE Sonic sweet.

What I do is use my internal sound card for Windows media and general sounds.

I got rid of the generic driver a while ago and I forget how.

Normally there would only be my Tascam, nothing else because I always disable all other drivers.

The Generic driver I do believe originally is installed with Cubase which I have but do not use.

Other software I have installed in the last few weeks is OBS stucio and Vegas Movie studio so possibly those added the driver.

When loading CbB will add the drivers to preferences if it can communicate with them otherwise the will be ignored.

I had nightmares with this driver since it causes some ASIO apps to crash.

I didnt find it in my add remove programs so I assume I got it from an older Cubase install at some point.

Generic Low Latency Asio Dll Listed Under

ASIO drivers are COM objects so if you find the ASIO driver CLSID you will find the dll listed under its inproserver32 entry.

I do use Wave lab a lot but in the past it never installed this driver or I would have seen it.