[RWP] A couple of questions.

[Rene Kaaij]

Hi Jim,
If you go to preferences/audio devices you'll first find the list of
available devices. E.G. wave out, asio, etc... If you press tab again,
you can first select the input reange and after that the output range.
So in my case these are the in and outputs of the Fasttrack Ultra 8r.
First I have to select asio, then m-audio usb 2.0. Then I can select
input 1 as the first and input 8 as the last one. I need to do the
same for my outputs, in case I will make them all available as input
source for you track.
When you have enabled the desired inputs and outputs in
preferences/audio devices, just press ok and select the track you want
to record on.
Then you need to select one of these enabled inputs for the selected
track, as I described in my previous email. Anyway, it's possible to
use your onboard soundchip, to here jaws and use a different device
with Reaper, presuming, that you can use two different sets of
speakers.
Hope this helps a bit. As always, I strongly recommend downloading the
"Up and Running" user guide, which is well written and also really
detailed.
Rene

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Noseworthy" <jim.noseworthy at compuconference.com>
To: Reapers Without Peepers <rwp at reaaccess.com>
Date: 23 juli 2010 14:05
Subject: [RWP] A couple of questions.

> Hi again gang:
>
> Thanks for the info on the 64 bit version of wreaper.  Concerning the audio input/output selections: I was especially thinking about the audio setup under preferences.  I presently have a Delta 1010 and a Delta 66 in my computer along with the internal sound chip dedicated to the JAWS speech program. I am assuming that one can setup the default audio input/output in the preferences?  If so, how does one know what is selected.  Are all input/outputs selected by default or are they unselected by default.
>
> Thanks all over the place for your help guys.
>
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