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| Lives for gear Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Europe
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| Hardware Integration How would Reaper work in this situation: Computer and Analogue Mixer/Outboard interconnected by 2 MOTU 24I/O DAW would get used as a Tape Machine/Editor/MIDI, but all mixing/monitoring from the desk Will Reaper deal with the latency involved for all the in/outs? Thanks in advance....
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| Gear nut Join Date: Oct 2006
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| REAPER can definitely deal well with large amounts of inputs and outputs, assuming your ASIO drivers are up to the task (I know my firewire MOTU interfaces do well). -Justin |
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| How about the latency 'problem' of going in and out, especially in an overdubbing situation? Is this just a 'one click' setting for all channels or can channels be individually compensated for without resorting to nudging on the time line, indeed, how does external delay compensation work (from a practical point of view) in Reaper?
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For the purposes of recording, REAPER can automatically compensate the recorded items to fit perfectly (it uses the ASIO driver which is usually accurate to within a few samples, and if your driver is off a little--or your converters etc have a little latency--you can use a manual option to adjust the offset). With respect to monitoring of inputs through REAPER, and through FX, it's a little trickier since there can be latency added by the interface and some FX.. but if you're using a desk this is probably not an issue.. -Justin | |
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| ok, thanks for that, I'll give it a wee go...
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