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07-27-2021, 09:17 AM
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Anyway, the best places to start are this forum, the user guide and Kenny's videos. But if you look up Reaper on YouTube you will find a video about almost anything, including ReaRoute.
Meanwhile, I'm not trying to be unkind here, so please don't misunderstand me. This is the Newbieland forum and I'm here to help, so let me have a go:
If you look in the attached image, I have inserted a new empty track into Reaper. This time, I want to record input from somewhere else (as I think you're saying you're going to output from some other software). So I need to "Record Arm" the track (press the red button that I point to with the yellow arrow). Once you record arm a track, you can select the input you want (see the blue arrow). Finally, you can navigate the dialogues and select the Rearoute inputs you want (see the red arrow).
One assumes you have to do something similar to output the audio on the software at the other end (can't help with that -- sorry). Does this help at all?
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I never got the impression you both are being "unkind" and if it's so frustrating for me already then I can imagine for you guys here. I have been doing research all over the net for this but I haven't been focusing on the videos, will do so now.
Tried your steps [thanks] but no go:
https://i.postimg.cc/wjpsVMxD/Screen...2-11-47-PM.png
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07-27-2021, 09:18 AM
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and you're sure you ticked the "ReaRoute asio driver" box from the optional functionality dropdown list when you installed Reaper?
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07-27-2021, 09:22 AM
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Have we been missing the most obvious thing? i assumed you are on windows?
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07-27-2021, 09:29 AM
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My apologies for all of these headaches guys, my fault! What I did not do from domzy's instructions was to "expand" the Optional Functionalities box, I had only selected it. I reinstalled and it's there now, thanks!
So, now I guess the challenge is to figure out how to point Mediamonkey's Out to ReaRoute's input and also that I should not be needing the Asi4All driver, is this correct please?
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07-27-2021, 09:33 AM
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My apologies for all of these headaches guys, my fault! What I did not do from domzy's instructions was to "expand" the Optional Functionalities box, I had only selected it. I reinstalled and it's there now, thanks!
So, now I guess the challenge is to figure out how to point Mediamonkey's Out to ReaRoute's input and also that I should not be needing the Asi4All driver, is this correct please?
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no worries, for a minute it occurred to me that maybe you were on a mac and it would have been all irrelevant.
yes, you shouldn't need asio4all. any asio compatible program should automatically see the ReaRoute outputs.
i can't help with enabling asio in mm, sorry.
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07-27-2021, 09:37 AM
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Thanks, No worries on the other help, I have gotten plenty of help from you guys to me this far THANK YOU!
I will keep trying other sources for possible help to finalize this part. Yes I am working with both a Mac and windows machines but concentrating on windows machine now as there isn't a MAC version of MM.
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07-27-2021, 10:50 AM
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Hey guys, MM Support is asking:
Are you able to set it as a default Audio device in Windows itself?
Is this something you guys might be able to help with or no please?
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07-27-2021, 12:37 PM
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Are you able to set it as a default Audio device in Windows itself?
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no.
if your other program doesn't natively support asio you might be better off exploring other options to do what you want
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07-27-2021, 12:40 PM
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I am looking into Ableton as one guy told me it can do everything so I will see. Another told me to try VirtualDJ so I am looking into both. Will let you guys know how it turns out.
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07-27-2021, 01:38 PM
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Ableton is great but...
Don't get me wrong -- I really love Ableton. It's got a few features that it really nails probably above all other DAWs, especially with its ability to manage clips and scenes into the shape of real songs. People using DAWs live often really love it, too.
The problem you might find, though, for your use case, is that you just end up hitting the Ableton equivalent of all the same problems you're having here in Reaper. In this case, you may well be doing largely the same thing -- using Ableton as a recording outlet for stuff mixed or otherwise manipulated elsewhere. It might be confusing.
Really I think you just have a routing problem we haven't yet understood, and when we nail it you will get all this to work. All that said, I'd be keen to know how you get on if you do try it. Do keep us informed. I'll try to think more about the current problem, too.
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07-27-2021, 02:15 PM
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This is what the guy had said:
FL studio can do it but it's kinda hard to learn at first, it's better for building Beats.
But Ableton is PERFECT for performances like this. I've done it before and it came out PERFECTLY.
You can even add your controllers and record your MIDI inputs where you want as well, you aint limited to your mouse/keyboard commands.
Plus you can do a whole lot more than just reverb/crossfading.
I am waiting for him to see if he will help guide me.
Meantime I have written to the main guy who makes most of the Reaper videos, if I can pay him to give me a step by step I can do that:
http://www.kennymania.com
BUT the tech support at VirtualDJ just said it can do everything I want so that would be the easier option with no routing of anything needed so I will try that first tomorrow morning, will let you guys know, thanks.
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07-28-2021, 08:18 AM
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Everything works as it should in VirtualDJ guys! So that will take care of the recording mixes aspect.
I will still need to use the VST with my OTSAV and MM players so will need to use Reaper or some other VST Host so this aspect is still unsettled.
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07-29-2021, 01:16 AM
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But Reaper can do all this too...
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This is what the guy had said:
FL studio can do it but it's kinda hard to learn at first, it's better for building Beats.
But Ableton is PERFECT for performances like this. I've done it before and it came out PERFECTLY.
You can even add your controllers and record your MIDI inputs where you want as well, you aint limited to your mouse/keyboard commands.
Plus you can do a whole lot more than just reverb/crossfading.
I am waiting for him to see if he will help guide me.
Meantime I have written to the main guy who makes most of the Reaper videos, if I can pay him to give me a step by step I can do that:
http://www.kennymania.com
BUT the tech support at VirtualDJ just said it can do everything I want so that would be the easier option with no routing of anything needed so I will try that first tomorrow morning, will let you guys know, thanks.
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So Reaper is great with Control Surfaces and similar (I use a Nektar LX25+ in my little studio).
Reaper can react to and manage MIDI in any number of ways.
Reaper can do vastly more than just changing crossfades; I already mentioned about time stretching and shrinking, tuning up and down, etc. You can also automate volume changes, EQ changes -- I mean if you said "I want to do xxxxx" I would say with some certainty that Reaper can do it. That's why I use it. Ableton does not trump Reaper with regard to that type of thing. Ableton does have the advantages I mentioned previously; but I tell you now I use Reaper for a good reason!
I genuinely feel you might be struggling more with concepts and learning that you are with the available functions. Ableton is, of course, an excellent product. But it has an uphill learning curve too; they all do. But once you get your "what stuff can a DAW do?" knowledge off and running, using any or all of them gets easier.
Your choice obviously, but I would seriously try to learn what Reaper can do for you here (and it's much cheaper than Ableton, too!).
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07-29-2021, 04:50 AM
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I genuinely feel you might be struggling more with concepts and learning that you are with the available functions. Ableton is, of course, an excellent product. But it has an uphill learning curve too; they all do. But once you get your "what stuff can a DAW do?" knowledge off and running, using any or all of them gets easier.
Your choice obviously, but I would seriously try to learn what Reaper can do for you here (and it's much cheaper than Ableton, too!).
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I am not sure that is the issue. From all of the many people I have consulted on this issue seems no one knows what to do to link an MP3 player to a DAW, that is simply it. Last night I spoke to a guy who is an Ableton Pro and he said right off the bat he cannot help with this issue. So that tells me its not knowing your DAW is the issue and would explain why the mp3 player's developers too don't know how to get this routing issue done.
I want to try to find someone on fiverr whom I can pay to try linking Mediamonkey to any DAW but I don't know what service type to search for for this purpose?
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07-29-2021, 05:47 AM
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I see...
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I am not sure that is the issue. From all of the many people I have consulted on this issue seems no one knows what to do to link an MP3 player to a DAW, that is simply it. Last night I spoke to a guy who is an Ableton Pro and he said right off the bat he cannot help with this issue. So that tells me its not knowing your DAW is the issue and would explain why the mp3 player's developers too don't know how to get this routing issue done.
I want to try to find someone on fiverr whom I can pay to try linking Mediamonkey to any DAW but I don't know what service type to search for for this purpose?
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Yes -- bit baffled then with all the references to "...But Ableton is PERFECT for performances like this. I've done it before and it came out PERFECTLY..." -- my point is only that I can't see why which DAW it is would make a difference. Reaper and Ableton seem to offer similar functionality / difficulties in this regard. Anyway...
... what I think you're saying now is this:
- You have a stream of audio emanating from a piece of software on your computer (in this case, an MP3 player -- MediaMonkey?)
- You want to digitally re-record that audio stream in another piece of software -- such as Reaper (or Ableton).
Despite the fact that, by now, I would have dragged the MP3s individually into Reaper, EQ / levelled / crossfaded each song one at a time, and had the job jobbed in a couple of hours ( ), you're talking about recording the audio stream realtime as it plays, basically.
So, obviously, if you were recording an external device, it would be a simple matter of tapping into the feed from the audio interface. That would be pretty straightforward. But, instead, the audio device emitting noise is another piece of software running in the same OS, right?
Forgive me labouring the point here. I just want to make sure that I am entirely certain I understand what you're trying to do.
Please confirm and I'll do some more research -- I bet there's a way, we just haven't hit on it yet.
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07-29-2021, 05:54 AM
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Sorry if I wasn't clear in my post #52:
"Everything works as it should in VirtualDJ guys! So that will take care of the recording mixes aspect.
I will still need to use the VST with my OTSAV and MM players so will need to use Reaper or some other VST Host so this aspect is still unsettled."
To clarify, there is no longer a "recording" issue or situation as Virtualdj does everything I was asking about, I can Automix a playlist and record with VST effects in it so that recording part is settled.
Now, what I want is to be able to only "play" [not record]the mp3's in Mediamonkey but have the fx functionality and only way to do this is to route MM's Output somehow into a VST Host so I will be able play the VST fx over my mp3's.
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07-29-2021, 08:11 AM
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Sorry if I wasn't clear in my post #52:
"Everything works as it should in VirtualDJ guys! So that will take care of the recording mixes aspect.
I will still need to use the VST with my OTSAV and MM players so will need to use Reaper or some other VST Host so this aspect is still unsettled."
To clarify, there is no longer a "recording" issue or situation as Virtualdj does everything I was asking about, I can Automix a playlist and record with VST effects in it so that recording part is settled.
Now, what I want is to be able to only "play" [not record]the mp3's in Mediamonkey but have the fx functionality and only way to do this is to route MM's Output somehow into a VST Host so I will be able play the VST fx over my mp3's.
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OK -- I think I get it. You still want to stream the audio from MM INTO Reaper (or Ableton, or whatever), but now it's just a conduit in order to host other VST FX -- presumably to polish the sound on its way through -- perhaps like reverb or EQ or something, right?
Assuming I am now getting this (I'm not sure I previously was), it's still a similar problem then -- the audio has to get from one software program in your OS to Reaper. The only thing different is that Reaper no longer needs to record it. That was the easy bit anyway -- getting the sound into Reaper in the first place is where it's hard.
Reaper's ReaRoute is the way to go here -- from a Reaper point of view you can easily set up a track to receive a "reaRoute" input. You would still need to "record arm" the track in Reaper so that it knows to expect an incoming audio stream into this track. Then you're off and running -- you're just monitoring instead. Set the inputs up as I described in an earlier post and choose "ReaRoute 1+2" to start with.
ReaRoute should then be visible to any MediaMonkey outputs. I have no knowledge of those, but I note from MediaMonkey's FAQ pages that there are installable and configurable MM plugins for both WASAPI and ASIO. It may be the case that if you install either or both of these into your MediaMonkey setup, then restart everything, then set up a new track in Reaper as i describe above, then look for a ReaRoute (or possibly a ReWire) output, this might work. (In case you're not aware, ReaRoute is Reaper's implementation of the ReWire protocol.)
I dunno from the above if you've tried these suggestions or not -- I can't easily tell. But, with little MM knowledge, I can only suggest giving the MM ASIO or WASAPI plugins a go and seeing what happens.
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07-29-2021, 08:29 AM
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Yes you're on the money now. Yes I had tried so many things from all instructions here, on MM and the net I cannot remember what or all I have done so far but I will start again with what you've written [thanks!] but will need some help with the routing.
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07-29-2021, 08:40 AM
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Yes you're on the money now. Yes I had tried so many things from all instructions here, on MM and the net I cannot remember what or all I have done so far but I will start again with what you've written [thanks!] but will need some help with the routing.
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OK. When you install everything, in MM, you're looking to configure the ASIO output of MM to look for reaRoute (or possibly reWire, but I think it'll give you a list of ReaRoute options, personally). You might need to make sure the receiving track in Reaper is set up to do this before you start -- not sure. Can't hurt anyway. Just set up the input as I pointed out in the image in my post on 27 July. Good luck -- let us know how you get on.
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07-29-2021, 09:27 AM
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I don't know man, getting freakin headaches with all of this. Having problem with the very first step, installing the Asio driver. It shows as installed here:
https://i.postimg.cc/HxTfTrf4/asio.png
but it does not show either in Windows Sound Properties or in MM's Output config options. Only VAC shows in both.
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07-29-2021, 09:51 AM
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I don't know man, getting freakin headaches with all of this. Having problem with the very first step, installing the Asio driver. It shows as installed here:
https://i.postimg.cc/HxTfTrf4/asio.png
but it does not show either in Windows Sound Properties or in MM's Output config options. Only VAC shows in both.
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That seems to suggest you're trying ASIO4ALL. But I don't think that's what you want -- that's kind just muddying the waters here I feel.
I think you want one of these MediaMonkey plugins...
https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/...n-mediamonkey/
Or (perhaps more likely, since I'd try ASIO first)... https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/...e-sound-cards/
You need to follow the link in that article to the Happy Monkeying website for that one. Try those. You will undoubtedly have to do stuff in MediaMonkey itself to make it (a) see either those plugins and (b) configure the plugin to use ReaRoute (the plugins may have a dialogue that you work through to see the ReaRoute virtual connectors).
I do have one question though -- if you can output what you need from MM or OTSAV as an MP3 or WAV file, why don't you just do that, then drag and drop (ie import) the whole of that large MP3 into Reaper? Then, you could play it back from Reaper directly, using Reaper's VSTs as you see fit. That's the bit that's still slightly mysterious to me -- this approach is dead easy and would then eliminate the need for any routing fix.
You could even drop that item into Reaper, re-process it in Reaper with the additional VST FX as you see fit, then render it one last time. This is the bit I'm still not really clear on, I must be honest. I'm assuming it's because you want to play back your playlist live and realtime or something. But do please explain if you can.
All that said, I'm quite keen to get the MediaMonkey thing working anyway -- just because it would be good to know if it can be done (I still think it can).
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07-29-2021, 09:57 AM
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MM support directed me to the exact Asio driver and told me it needs to go into their plugins folder which is what I have done and restarted but still not seeing "Asio" as an option in their Output so waiting on next step from them.
No, dragging a track into Reaper will not do as remember this is not for any sort of recording or editing, it will me MM running a playlist as normal just the sound will be going through a DAW to apply fx "live"
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07-29-2021, 10:08 AM
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No, dragging a track into Reaper will not do as remember this is not for any sort of recording or editing, it will me MM running a playlist as normal just the sound will be going through a DAW to apply fx "live"
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In summary, you simply want to always be able to route through Reaper to exploit its FX. I see. So, in your use case, Reaper is simply part of your live playback audio path. Fair enough.
Let's see what MM Support say, anyway.
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07-29-2021, 11:25 AM
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You need to unzip it (ie "out_asio(dll)_067 (1).7z"). It won't work like that. A 7z file is zipped. Download 7Zip and extract all the files out of it. https://www.7-zip.org/
Just to be clear DLLs are program files containing compiled program code that Windows can use. But a 7z is a compressed folder. It may have a bunch of stuff in it. But when you open the downloaded file with 7zip, you'll see that at least one or more of the items are DLLs. Copy those to the the folder in your screen shot where all the other DLLs are (the MM plugins folder). Then stop/start MM. Then look again.
PS. I think that's Japanese, not Chinese.
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07-29-2021, 11:48 AM
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Yeah, sorry for my mistakes, I got it now:
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07-29-2021, 12:02 PM
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Reaper's ReaRoute is the way to go here -- from a Reaper point of view you can easily set up a track to receive a "reaRoute" input. You would still need to "record arm" the track in Reaper so that it knows to expect an incoming audio stream into this track. Then you're off and running -- you're just monitoring instead. Set the inputs up as I described in an earlier post and choose "ReaRoute 1+2" to start with.
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Ok so I followed the first step, now what exactly do I do? Meaning I restart reaper, import a track then right click on the record arm and look at the 2 Ouput options but not seeing anything relating to MM?
https://i.postimg.cc/Y07S5vmw/rearoute.png
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07-29-2021, 01:56 PM
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You won't see anything related to MM...
You won't see anything related to MM. Instead, in both MM and Reaper, you need to configure them to see each other.
In Reaper, choosing ReaRoute 1 + 2 should work -- that's the left and right side of the stereo mix (probably!).
Then (and this is where my expertise dries up), you need to open up whatever config you can open in the ASIO section of MM (now that you've installed the plugin to MM), and hopefully that can see "ReaRoute" connections too. What I'm expecting is that you can choose ReaRoute 1+2 from there as well (I don't know, but I'm punting on that -- it might say "ReWire 1+2" or something, but hopefully you can recognise whatever's there).
Finally, assuming that both ends do something like this, you should see the meters in Reaper start moving once you've got the audio playing (make sure the Reaper track has Record Arm set ON). On the Mixer (and assuming you're using Reaper's default theme) there's a little icon under the record button that looks like a speaker cone. Click that to make sure that Monitoring is ON (or Auto -- but choose ON for certainty). All else being equal (ie you haven't fiddled with Reaper's routing) the Master track in Reaper should also be getting a signal. That should be being sent to "Hardware Out 1 / 2" assuming you haven't configured something different for the audio output on your setup. And if that's all switched on and set up, audible music should be happening. We'll see. Give it a go.
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07-29-2021, 02:05 PM
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This is the only option showing in the Asio driver in MM:
https://i.postimg.cc/yxKW2sft/routing.png
Also the Asio is not showing in Windows Sound options
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07-29-2021, 02:12 PM
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You've still got ASIO4ALL installed somehow.
You've still got ASIO4ALL installed somehow.
Either
(a) Get rid of that. As I and others said earlier, this will just confuse things.
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(b) If you don't want to do that, open up ASIO4ALL's interface and look for ReaRoute there. That's an unnecessary extra step, but it would probably work.
ASIO4ALL and the MM Asio plugin are NOT the same thing.
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07-29-2021, 04:47 PM
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OK -- final things to check...
(1) I suggest that you re-install Reaper making sure you've ticked the "rearoute" box. You don't have to uninstall Reaper to do this (it tidies itself up). Just run the installer again and make sure everything is ticked.
(2) Close down everything and reboot your machine (this restarts drivers and physical audio devices).
(3) When you've rebooted, start Reaper first, then insert a new track. Set record arm on, and select the inputs as "reaRoute 1 + 2"
(4) Start MM back up
(5) Go back into the MM audio config, open ASIO and see if the devices now appear.
One thing I would say is I don't know if that plugin you've been recommended can actually see ASIO ReWire virtual connectors. If it can't, it might be the wrong plugin. But try this first.
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Thanks but doesn't work either. I have asked MM support for any advice on this, let's see by morning if they will respond.
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Been mulling this...
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Thanks but doesn't work either. I have asked MM support for any advice on this, let's see by morning if they will respond.
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OK, not sure if this will work, but I've had a quick think. You probably DO need to put ASIO4ALL back on your machine (then restart everything). After that, you might need to tell Reaper to use ASIO as well in one more way. In Reaper, go to
Options --> Preferences --> Audio... then choose the "Device" option. In the "Audio System" option near the top, make sure you have ASIO selected.
The the panel below it should refresh with various options, but importantly you should see the ASIO4ALL driver there. Make sure you've done this and try again. You still need to set up a Reaper track to accept ReaRoute input as previously described, and I'd do all of this before starting MM.
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I don't know what to say really. I don't know if it's a limitation of the MediaMonkey plugin (which looks old, BTW -- seems to have a 2006 date on it, but I can't really read it so I don't know). Or maybe I'm getting something wrong. I'm a bit out of ideas -- I'm really sorry. I've seen ReaRoute work so I feel it's likely that it's something going on at the other (MM) end. Maybe some other people on this forum can throw more ideas in. But if I think of anything else I'll come back.
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07-30-2021, 07:05 AM
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#77
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Join Date: Jul 2021
Posts: 256
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No worries at all, can't thank you enough for all of your many efforts and help, I am very grateful for it!
So if it doesn't;t work it doesn't, I never put all of my eggs in one basket so I have been exploring other options meantime to see if I can whatever to work, will let you know, thanks!
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08-04-2021, 04:01 PM
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#78
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Join Date: Jul 2021
Posts: 256
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SiddieNam
I don't know what to say really. I don't know if it's a limitation of the MediaMonkey plugin (which looks old, BTW -- seems to have a 2006 date on it, but I can't really read it so I don't know). Or maybe I'm getting something wrong. I'm a bit out of ideas -- I'm really sorry. I've seen ReaRoute work so I feel it's likely that it's something going on at the other (MM) end. Maybe some other people on this forum can throw more ideas in. But if I think of anything else I'll come back.
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Hey, good news we found a way for MM to play through OBS software, for the most part at least, just got to get the VST's working, this is the thread here:
https://obsproject.com/forum/threads...gh-obs.146897/
the instructions are in post #8 [to 14], if you can have a look please then I am thinking you might be able to find a way in Reaper using a similar method maybe? This is done via MM's Wasapi Output though so I am hoping the person who is helping me there might be able to find a way to use the ASIO Output instead.
Funny, I am seeing Reaper's vst 2.x Plugins being used in OBS too.
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08-16-2021, 09:46 AM
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#80
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Human being with feelings
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: UK, in and around London.
Posts: 408
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Excellent! Good work. How?
Interested to know how you did it really, so I had a look at the GP forum discussion. And I now think it'd be possible in Reaper too using a near identical solution, just obviously configuring the ReaRoute stuff in Reaper.
I know you've got it working now, so all good -- but in case you want to use any of the extensive Reaper FX may be worth understanding. Glad you got it going anyway.
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