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Soloist1 · 04-17-2013, 10:54 AM

I can verify that the triple play integrates into Reaper just fine. No, you do not need to use any Fishman software, when you choose your midi input for the track, the Triple Play shows up as a controller. It is advisable to use that instead of the generic one, which for me at least will miss notes and gets poppy.

You do need to install the Triple Play software on your computer however, if for nothing else but to calibrate the sensitivity of each string. Once that's done it's saved to the device, and I haven't had to mess with it since then.

I have to say this device is one of the most wonderful things ever designed for a guitarist! With headphones on I can not detect any latency with most virtual instruments. The tracking is excellent, most "bad" notes are from less than tight playing, accidental harmonics, etc. But other than that, it's smooth sailing.

04-17-2013, 10:54 AM	#94
Soloist1 Human being with feelings Join Date: Apr 2013 Posts: 8	I can verify that the triple play integrates into Reaper just fine. No, you do not need to use any Fishman software, when you choose your midi input for the track, the Triple Play shows up as a controller. It is advisable to use that instead of the generic one, which for me at least will miss notes and gets poppy. You do need to install the Triple Play software on your computer however, if for nothing else but to calibrate the sensitivity of each string. Once that's done it's saved to the device, and I haven't had to mess with it since then. I have to say this device is one of the most wonderful things ever designed for a guitarist! With headphones on I can not detect any latency with most virtual instruments. The tracking is excellent, most "bad" notes are from less than tight playing, accidental harmonics, etc. But other than that, it's smooth sailing.