[RWP] sound cards and audio interfaces.

[Monkey Pusher]

the focusrite DSP24 stuff has some HSC scripts  done for them if you
are a jaws  user and   don't mind using HotSpotClicker. Also i believe
 one of the tascam FW interface/ control surface has some
hotspotclicker scripts for them as well  i want to say its the FW1884.
I was also able to make scripts myself for my Focusrite DSP26
interface that i currently use. As the previous person said  though
you can do most if not all of this from with in the daw it self  the
only time you need to really use the mixer  software if is you want to
do some really tricky complicated direct monitoring set up  for the
different musicians.  the only thing i really use it for is to switch
sample rates for  different projects but i do believe reaper has a
check box that forces the audio interface to sync to the sample rate
selected in reaper instead of being forced to set the sample rate in
the Audio interfaces control panel. Anyone who uses reaper more than i
now can vouch for this?

On 7/6/10, Rene <kaaijmusic at gmail.com> wrote:
> Op 6-7-2010 19:04, Terence Hadley schreef:
>> Hello everyone. This question is not really about Reaper or Reaaccess,
>> more about the hardware everyone uses with it.
>> Could anyone suggest what sound cards and external USB and firewire
>> audio interfaces are particularly suitable for use by the visually
>> impaired. I am particularly thinking about the software supplied for
>> the mixer and control of the various facilities of the sound card or
>> audio interface.
>> Any comments suggestions of equipment or the types you use would be
>> helpful.
>> Thanks.
>> Terry.
>>
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> Hi Terry,
> I'm using a M-audio fasttrack ultra 8r, as my audio/midi interface.
> The software mixer that comes with it is not accessible, but that
> doesn't matter, since you can perform all these  tasks with Reaper.
> It's a usb 2.0 interface with really low latency.
> Rene
>