[RWP] Trying to add an effect to a track, it doesn't work on my guitar sound.

[hadi]

Hello,

I finally found my answer on reaper' forums. sorry for droppin the mail 
without martching through the forums of reaper! i will also paste the 
solution to my problem here.
So apperrently, i didn't know that you can tell  reaper actually a range 
of inputs. i thought you can only choose two inputs!
(post pasted below)
It sounds like you haven't told Reaper about the inputs on your 
interface. Go to the "Options" menu and choose "preferences."

 From that dialog, choose the "Device" item from the left side. 
Presumably you're using some type of ASIO driver that came with the 
interface. Make sure that's selected from the dropdown list. You'll also 
see directly below that the options to select your inputs (and outputs) 
for your interface. You choose the range of these inputs - the first and 
the last. Reaper then knows how many inputs and outputs you have.


That's the point, now i can have both my guitar input and my keyboard, 
and asign them for different tracks.

Cheers
Hadi
On 6/20/2013 8:21 PM, hadi wrote:
> Hello,
>
> How can i select diffrent inputs for each individual tracks? i think 
> that's not possible.
> I can only change the input from A U X l/r to SPDIF L/R in preffences 
> window, the audio device tab.
>
> Oh, and when i do applications key on a track, and select input 
> monitor, it only let's me too choose between mono or stereo. but 
> there's no option to change from (A U X) to SPDIF.
>
> Cheers
> hadi
> On 6/20/2013 7:37 PM, Monkey Pusher wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> Do you have a separte track set up for each instrument. You should
>> have one track for your guitar  with its input source  set to input 1
>> where your guitar is plugged in. A second track with its input set to
>> S/PDIF where the keyboar  is coming into reaper on.  Now  use up or
>> down arrows to get to and select the guitar track. then press f to
>> open its FX Bin and  select the guitar amp plug in. Now this should
>> only affect the guitar signal and not the keyboard at all.
>>
>> On 6/20/13, hadi <hadirezaei at gmx.com> wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>> I'm having a problem with effects, and i did google searches about it
>>> but i couldn't get it working.
>>>
>>> I tried adding  a guitar effect to the effect chain, but once i do it,
>>> the effect will get applied on my keyboard's (workstation) output 
>>> sound,
>>> and my guitar will completely gets muted.
>>> My setup is like this.
>>> I have an e-mu 1212m audio interface.
>>> Keyboard (kronos workstation) is connected through SPDIF l/r.
>>> guitar (electric guitar) is connect to AUX 1,  (A U X 1 )
>>> Now when i haven'tt add any  effects, i can hear both my guitar and
>>> workstation sounds. but when i apply the effect, the guitar which is 
>>> AUX
>>> one gets muted and it applys the effect on my keyboard.
>>> Any help would be appreciated...
>>> Oh, and i also tried changing my audio device settings. it doesn't
>>> matter if i choose  SPDIF, left and right, or AUX, left and right, in
>>> both cases  i can't get this effect on my guitar.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>> Hadi
>>>
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