[RWP] setting a USB input?

[indigo]

Colin, maybe you could get at that Silverlite Mustang software with N V 
D A, which sometimes does what JFW and Wineyes can't.
Also, I'm an amateur on Jaws, but I'm impressed with the quickness of 
Jaws 13.
I only have the demo, but I'm told that its OCR can read many things 
nothing else can access.
Indigo L


On 2/13/2012 7:23 PM, colin McDonald wrote:
> actually, it wasn't that complicated after all.
> I typically use WDM kirnal for my sound driver because it seems to have
> the lowest latency on my machine.
> With that device, only the regular onboard soundcard and the "USB audio
> device" were showing up.
> I switched the driver to direct sound, and suddenly, "mustang amplifier"
> showed up in the audio input list. I simply hit enter on mustang
> amplifier, and everything works now.
> Although, the latency from the amp via USB is just as bad, if not a bit
> worse than going through my soundcard line in jack.
> I was hoping that it would be reduced to minimal latency.
> However, the audio is excellent through the USB input. Although, the
> level is rather low compared to line level..about 6 or 7DB down from
> normal unity input...I checked in my windows volume control and although
> I can find the mustang amp device in recording properties, it doesn't
> have any controls to adjust.
> No big deal, with massive headroom in reaper, I simply need to increase
> volume by 7 DB to get a good unity level...and anything beyond that is
> easy with over plus30DB of clean headroom.
>
> Now if only fender was good enough to make the mustang into a midi
> device and offer all the patches as plugins or something...they kind of
> do that, but it's with their own fuse software, written in silverlite
> and completely inaccessible with JFW or wineyes.
>
> Regards
> Colin
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "indigo" <33indigo at charter.net>
> To: "Reapers Without Peepers" <rwp at reaaccess.com>
> Sent: Monday, February 13, 2012 3:12 PM
> Subject: Re: [RWP] setting a USB input?
>
>
>> That's your problem, Colin.
>> If you're in Options/preferences/audio devices, and your USB device is
>> not showing the word Enabled after it's name, it won't get through to
>> record anything.
>> I am running Winize, but it's pretty much the same procedure on Jaws.
>> Get focus on the name of your USB audio device at your arrow keys.
>> Route to your PC cursor and go to your number pad.
>> Make sure the name of your USB device is selected at your number pad.
>> Right click there at the number pad on its name.
>> Now, go back to your arrow keys and arrow down until you find the word
>> Configure.
>> Hit enter on Configure, go to your tab key and tab down to Enable;
>> with a checkbox, and make sure it's checked with your spacebar.
>> Then tab down and hit enter on Apply, then hit enter on okay.
>>
>> It would be a good idea to close and reopen Reaper to learn if it now
>> shows Enabled after the USB audio device's name, because I've been
>> told that sometimes Jaws makes enabling look as if it's been done; but
>> it hasn't taken, and needs to be redone.
>> Indigo L
>>
>>
>> On 2/13/2012 3:44 PM, colin McDonald wrote:
>>> It's audio sent over USB and not midi.
>>> it shows in the availible audio devices list, but it doesn't show
>>> enabled or unavailible or disabled or anything like that.
>>> I remember when I was setting up midi ins and outs, I could mouse click
>>> on the device in the list, and go into another screen where I could
>>> enable or disable that device.
>>> I'm not getting that with the audio device list.
>>> I'll check on my other machine which can be a bit more user friendly
>>> with reaper sometimes.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> Colin
>>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "indigo" <33indigo at charter.net>
>>> To: "Reapers Without Peepers" <rwp at reaaccess.com>
>>> Sent: Monday, February 13, 2012 5:07 AM
>>> Subject: Re: [RWP] setting a USB input?
>>>
>>>
>>>> Is that Mustang sending audio over USB?
>>>> If so, it should be shown as Enabled in Reaper's Available audio
>>>> devices list.
>>>> If it's midi sent over USB, it should be shown as Enabled in Reaper's
>>>> list of available midi devices.
>>>> Indigo L
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 2/12/2012 7:00 PM, colin McDonald wrote:
>>>>> Hey guys:
>>>>> I'm wondering if anyone can help with setting up reper to listen to a
>>>>> USB input?
>>>>> I just bought a fender mustang IV with USB direct out capability.
>>>>> I went into devices in preferences and set the record to USB...but I
>>>>> can't seem to get it to let me go in and enable that input even though
>>>>> it's selected.
>>>>> I know it is no longer using the microphone or line in input on the
>>>>> soundcard, but nothing seems to be coming from the USB port either.
>>>>> The amp automatically recognizes when the USB cable is connected, so I
>>>>> don't have to go in and set it to USB output or anything.
>>>>> Just wondering if I'm missing something?
>>>>>
>>>>> Regards
>>>>> Colin
>>>>>
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