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Sep 16 2007, 10:03 PM
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It may well be the onboard pc sound chip B33R. I doubt that the audio chip supports ASIO - and it's ASIO that will give you good low latency recording. TBH an on board sound chip isn't going to provide you with great audio so it might well be worth investing in a decent sound card when you can.
Before doing anything too drastic though make sure that you have selected ASIO in Reaper - if the option is available. Go to OPtions>audio>device and the drop down 'audio system' box. If it has ASIO select it. The for the 'driver drop down use the named ASIO driver (something like PodASIO - sorry not sure as I don't use a Pod). If you haven't got ASIO at all you can try downloading ASIO4Free and use that, again setting the preference in Reaper as above. If that doesn't work then it's the sound chip I'm afraid and you may well then have to get a new PCI/PCI-X sound card. Cheers, Tony for cheap speakers - Near doing quite a cheap active speajer (think it's the Ear05) for under 100UK sterling per pair. -------------------- Get your music professionally mastered by anl AES registered Mastering Engineer. Contact me for Audio Mastering Services and Advice and visit our website www.miromastering.com
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