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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Nielson" data-source="post: 64937" data-attributes="member: 2005">Re: Reaper &amp; USB over XUF cardSo I had a chance to look at Reaper last week for the first time. Aafter you set up the ASIO in the preferences then you need to add tracks.&nbsp; If you right click in the tracks area you have the option to add multiple tracks.&nbsp; You can add as many tracks as you want.&nbsp; They all end up being input 1 if you change any of them they all change.&nbsp; So instead right click on the input go down to the assign inputs sequentially option.&nbsp; You can only assign as many inputs as you made available in the preferences.&nbsp; Now you should be able to arm them to record and you can do multi-track recording. To play those tracks back to the board you have to go to the I/O button in each track and assign it to the output you want it on.&nbsp; Hit space or the Play button and you should get sound through any channel on the x32 you have set up as an input from the card</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim Nielson, post: 64937, member: 2005"] Re: Reaper & USB over XUF card So I had a chance to look at Reaper last week for the first time. Aafter you set up the ASIO in the preferences then you need to add tracks. If you right click in the tracks area you have the option to add multiple tracks. You can add as many tracks as you want. They all end up being input 1 if you change any of them they all change. So instead right click on the input go down to the assign inputs sequentially option. You can only assign as many inputs as you made available in the preferences. Now you should be able to arm them to record and you can do multi-track recording. To play those tracks back to the board you have to go to the I/O button in each track and assign it to the output you want it on. Hit space or the Play button and you should get sound through any channel on the x32 you have set up as an input from the card [/QUOTE]

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