[RWP] latency in reaper

[Chris Belle]

I own a behringer too, it still works, but I've always had to wiggle jacks 
and cuss it a few times and it's not the quietest, it cost me about 50 
bucks, and I don't think they make it anymore but it was the one with 2 mic 
pres and 2 stereo channels and one fx send and tape in and out.

Don't go behringer if you can help it, a little money saved now will not 
make your proud later, save up and get anything better, go for the lexicon 
alpha even, but don't buy a behringer, and if you do and it doesn't work 
nice, don't come bitching to us 'grin'.

You were warned.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Patrick Perdue" <patrick at pdaudio.net>
To: "Reapers Without Peepers" <rwp at reaaccess.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 3:03 AM
Subject: Re: [RWP] latency in reaper


>I wanted to see what I could do for under $100 once, so I bought a 
>Behringer Xenyx 502, a UCA-222, and an XM8500. It all works, isn't too 
>noisy, surprisingly, and, obviously, is incredibly non-flexible. I think 
>it's cute that you can't disable phantom power on the 502. No using ribbon 
>mics for you. No matter that even the cheapest ribbon mic out there costs 
>about 8 times more than the board.
> Not exact figures, just throwing things around.
>
> On 5/28/2013 3:59 AM, Colin McDonald wrote:
>> I'll check out the behringer boxes.  I actually had one years ago that
>> came with a zenyx 2442 mixer.  I didn't use it though as it had just RCA
>> stereo in and out...which is ok if you have a line mixer or something
>> for the mikes.
>> I've got both dynamic and condensers so I would prefer something with
>> fantom power and an xlr jack.
>> I will go see what behringer has.
>> Perhaps one of the UCA boxes along with the behringer 802 would do the
>> trick for under 200 bucks.
>>
>> The allen and heath zed 10fx I mentioned earlier has stereo USB in and
>> out. You can assign channels to record via the USB with actual buttons
>> on each strip.  Also, you can play audio from each strip assigned by
>> another actual button routed to the USB.  And, you can send the main
>> mix, or auxilleries or just FX in an FX loop via the USB.
>> Fairly flexible for under $300.
>> Also, it works great as a small application audio mixer with 2 high z
>> guitar style inputs included on a couple of the channel strips.
>> At the end of the day, it offers a quality two channel USB sound card if
>> nothing else lol.
>>
>> Regards
>> Colin
>> ----- Original Message ----- From: <jinseng at yandex.ru>
>> To: "Reapers Without Peepers" <rwp at reaaccess.com>
>> Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 1:25 AM
>> Subject: Re: [RWP] latency in reaper
>>
>>
>>> Hi Colin,
>>> one of the most simple USB devices i've ever met is Behringer UCA202.
>>> It has no any additional features except phones and stereo
>>> input/output. It has own ASIO 2.0 drivers and works pretty well. One
>>> of my mates uses it for 5 years with very cheap notebook and is
>>> pleased with this device. And it's very cool that UCA202 operates with
>>> 24-bit audio. It sounds fine and you can mix some multitrack projects
>>> with it.
>>> Now Behringer offers some other small devices for USB but i didn't
>>> test them.
>>> HTH,
>>> Jinseng.
>>>
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