[RWP] chuseing and audio interface for reaper

[Chris Belle]

I Kevin, so 600 dollars isn't back for a board sound card combo.

Does each channel get recorded as a descrete track?

Most of the lower end mixers that are usb only give you the option to record 
a mix down, maybe a few other options, but that's pretty much it.

16 bit recording these days is pretty behind the times, and you'll want that 
extra resolution when you start applying effects, but you can indeed do some 
decent recording with 16 bits if you keep your levels hot but you'll get 
more rounding errors when processing.

But it's less than half the price of the mackie, and alen and heath has 
always had a great rep.

Does it support both asio and wdm?

Seems to me if it's only doing 16 bit through usb, it might just be using 
the standard windows wdm driver.

Did you have to install extra drivers for it or does it show up as a class 
compliant device?


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kevin Brown" <cursebuster at samobile.net>
To: <rwp at reaaccess.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2012 2:41 PM
Subject: Re: [RWP] chuseing and audio interface for reaper


> I'm using the "allen and heath zed 24",...It gives you 16 mono tracks, 
> plus 4 stereo tracks,...It has a really nice usb hookup that gives you 
> lots of mixing options,..the only drawback is that it is 16 byt...
>
> After using it for a wile,...I don't miss the extra byt rate...
>
> It is very clean, durible, and after all, it is a professional mixing 
> board...
>
> It works great with reaper...
> It's on the costly side, coming in at 6 bills,...but after I went through 
> the inaccessible rout, I decided I was going to get the real deal...
> I don't regret my decision...
>
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