Bought my 1st audio interface today and installed Reaper. No previous experience with any of this stuff. Videos like this are extremely helpful, appreciate the time and effort you put into making it available.
I searched all over the internet for this answer and was unable to find anything close to what I was looking for. This was THE best I could have hoped for. Thank you!!
Ive been fighting trying to get several different DAW's to work on my computer for a year and a half now and could never get it to work. I basically just gave up. But this video finally made it come together in my head and now Ive gotten everything to work now. Now im going nuts with Reaper. Great video. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for this. I was at a total loss. On my set up I couldn't access the input menu like most videos were showing. Right clicking the red button was the hidden gem. Thanks again. Wish i would have found your video earlier,
I'd been searching around for this answer for hours. My Audient id144 mics 3&4 inputs weren't being seen by Reaper. I knew that the problem was in Reaper somewhere. This was a great help. Thanks very much.
Just started today with Reaper coupled to a Behringer UMC1820 Audio Interface. That got me straight through what I was struggling with. A nice and easy explanation. Thank you
THANK YOU YOU'RE A LEGEND. Also, thank you for having good audio quality, so many "audio tutorials" have awful microphone balancing, but yours sounds good. I know I'm 4 years late to this, but I appreciate good work when I see it.
You're my favorite human in this moment. Thank you! I mic'd up my kit and tried to assign inputs and only had 1 and 2 available (was already set to ASIO). The real kicker was the first and last setting. THANK YOU! Subscribed!
Nvm nvm my last 2 comments, I see you explained how after that part. I appear to have it working now. I’ll mess around more to make sure. But I think I’m good to go thanks so much for this video. I spent 5 hours today researching this and you are the first to help me actually get it working
thanks a lot for this video! i felt like an idiot clicking on to a hell of a lot of buttons i dont know about...so yeah, i just got my 1st multichannel interface and everything is still step 1 for me haha. thanks again!
Thank you!! I'm a geezer with little experience . . I meant . . none . . . and have been reading, searching and watching videos for the last day and a half! . . Finally, I found yours and solved the problem in less than 5 minutes. Looking for more tips etc . . Whew .. Thanks again . . !!
Thank you for this! The drive that had my DAW installed died several years ago. I finally built a new DAW PC and decided to try Reaper (as opposed to Cubase, because it was a PITA to get installed and configured) and it was more than a little frustrating getting my M-AUDIO 8 interface working correctly. Your explanation saved me from day drinking.
After roughly a year of f***ing around to get my Roland MC-101 to multitrack into Reaper you have just solved it for me. I owe you a beer but I'll subscribe instead as thanks.
Awesome, thanks alot! I had the exact same problems and tried to look on other guides, but this was the first one that showed me the whole process, cheers!
This is a brilliant video, I had tried everything, and could not find this info anywhere, not on Focusrite, not on Reaper tutorials. Click on the red dot, You saved my Christmas, thanks so much. As an oldie yet newbie to this recording jazz, I have subscribed, look forward to learning some production tricks from you.
ASIO! Ya know, I've been trying to figure out why I could only get 2 tracks to record out of my U-Phoria 1820 today. Watched videos all day long. First I tried it in a Linux distribution with Ardour, then I tried it in Audacity. At around 1PM today I decided to put Windows on that PC because all I was finding was possible solutions to Windows programs with Windows drivers. Those solutions weren't working with Windows either. Then I happened upon this video and lo and behold, a nearly 4 year old video helped me find a solution. Not one time did I hear anyone mention ASIO. Not once, until I saw this video. Reluctantly I tried it but it worked beautifully! Thanks! I am now a proud user of Reaper. I need to see if I can get the ASIO thing to work under Linux now. :)
I had a problem with a brand new install of this software and associating, microphone channel inputs to the correct track in the software I cannot get the dropdown box to work even if I drag the track with wider it wouldn't show up so then I went back to the manual and that was toooo much reading to problem solve. Your video helped! I figured out that all I had to do was right click on the red recording.in the track itself and then go down to mono input audio One Track 1 and do the same for track 2 but select mono audio input 2 Thanks a bunch
What fucking DOT!!???This has got to be the hardest video I have ever tried to follow. You can't even see where the hell you ae clicking MAN THIS PISSES ME OFF SO BAD!😡
I've been recording on Reaper for years with a cheap Tascam iUR2 interface and never had any problems, pretty much plug and play, but now I can't stop it from recording the master mix into a selected track, resulting in feedback and automuting. Preferences say there are no ASIO drivers detected.
I miss the days of plugging something in and being able to use it. I have a 24 channel mixer...running through a focusrite Scarlett2i2 2nd gen...and I can't get even two tracks to separate.
I understand that you right click on the red button both at @1:10 and at @1:43 - so same action, but the menus result are different. How comes the second time you have all those analogs 1,2,... showing, and not the first time ? My problem is menu is always like "left/right" even with keyboard connected. Thanks.
Bought my 1st audio interface today and installed Reaper. No previous experience with any of this stuff. Videos like this are extremely helpful, appreciate the time and effort you put into making it available.
I searched all over the internet for this answer and was unable to find anything close to what I was looking for. This was THE best I could have hoped for. Thank you!!
Me too
Ive been fighting trying to get several different DAW's to work on my computer for a year and a half now and could never get it to work. I basically just gave up. But this video finally made it come together in my head and now Ive gotten everything to work now. Now im going nuts with Reaper. Great video. Keep up the good work.
Good on ya
Thank you for doing this video despite having low battery! You are fearless!
Thank you for this. I was at a total loss. On my set up I couldn't access the input menu like most videos were showing. Right clicking the red button was the hidden gem. Thanks again. Wish i would have found your video earlier,
The secret!!!! Right click the red record button on the track!
I was the same, its mad, such a simple thing sorted it out, and so hard to find this info on the internet
I'd been searching around for this answer for hours. My Audient id144 mics 3&4 inputs weren't being seen by Reaper. I knew that the problem was in Reaper somewhere. This was a great help. Thanks very much.
Just started today with Reaper coupled to a Behringer UMC1820 Audio Interface. That got me straight through what I was struggling with. A nice and easy explanation. Thank you
Can you use all 8 outputs as mono on the 1820? Or only as pairs
THANK YOU YOU'RE A LEGEND. Also, thank you for having good audio quality, so many "audio tutorials" have awful microphone balancing, but yours sounds good. I know I'm 4 years late to this, but I appreciate good work when I see it.
You're my favorite human in this moment. Thank you! I mic'd up my kit and tried to assign inputs and only had 1 and 2 available (was already set to ASIO). The real kicker was the first and last setting. THANK YOU! Subscribed!
Thank you. You saved me hours of research time.
Me too, well I had spent hours of research until I came across this brilliant and simple video
After watching many tutorials this was the right one!!! Thanks really
I did this, saved a template then forgot about it, been limping along with that for a year. No more! Thanks so much!
Nvm nvm my last 2 comments, I see you explained how after that part.
I appear to have it working now. I’ll mess around more to make sure. But I think I’m good to go thanks so much for this video. I spent 5 hours today researching this and you are the first to help me actually get it working
it's amazing we have to find a video to learn how to do this
I've done recording jobs for bands in reaper and still forgot where it was after just a few years
extremely quick, clear, and easy explanation! thanks man!
Thank you! You are the only one who covers this critical issue!
very true
Thank you so much ! I was searching for solution for like a month and because of you its finally ok
thanks a lot for this video! i felt like an idiot clicking on to a hell of a lot of buttons i dont know about...so yeah, i just got my 1st multichannel interface and everything is still step 1 for me haha. thanks again!
God bless you sir. I've been trying to fix this FOR HOURS.
Working with a Helix LT and NEEDED this. Thanks!
broooo thanks ur a lifesaver i was unable to find the problem with reaper and this fixed it after many days of troubleshooting this issue thxxxxxxxxxx
Thank you!! I'm a geezer with little experience . . I meant . . none . . . and have been reading, searching and watching videos for the last day and a half! . . Finally, I found yours and solved the problem in less than 5 minutes. Looking for more tips etc . . Whew .. Thanks again . . !!
Thank you for this! The drive that had my DAW installed died several years ago. I finally built a new DAW PC and decided to try Reaper (as opposed to Cubase, because it was a PITA to get installed and configured) and it was more than a little frustrating getting my M-AUDIO 8 interface working correctly. Your explanation saved me from day drinking.
You're my hero. Just started with Reaper, and this was far from obvious. Thank you.
Thanks from 2024. This fixed the issue I had routing Arturia AudioFuse Control Center.
Finally. Simple for newbies. Thank you 😎
You have just saved my life. Thank you for sharing this 😊
After roughly a year of f***ing around to get my Roland MC-101 to multitrack into Reaper you have just solved it for me. I owe you a beer but I'll subscribe instead as thanks.
Wow! So simple yet so easy to overlook if you don't know. Cheers!
Awesome, thanks alot! I had the exact same problems and tried to look on other guides, but this was the first one that showed me the whole process, cheers!
Very helpful, I know this is a little older but still relevant! Thank you
Nice that you actually showed the solution... eventually.
Thank you! very helpful, saved me alot of time and headache
Awesomely simple. Best simple explanation :)
Yeah so simple and well explained
Big thanks! Exactly what I needed.
This is a brilliant video, I had tried everything, and could not find this info anywhere, not on Focusrite, not on Reaper tutorials. Click on the red dot, You saved my Christmas, thanks so much. As an oldie yet newbie to this recording jazz, I have subscribed, look forward to learning some production tricks from you.
you are an absolute godsend, thank you so much
Just what I needed. Thank you
This was gold. Thank you sir.
ASIO! Ya know, I've been trying to figure out why I could only get 2 tracks to record out of my U-Phoria 1820 today. Watched videos all day long. First I tried it in a Linux distribution with Ardour, then I tried it in Audacity. At around 1PM today I decided to put Windows on that PC because all I was finding was possible solutions to Windows programs with Windows drivers. Those solutions weren't working with Windows either. Then I happened upon this video and lo and behold, a nearly 4 year old video helped me find a solution. Not one time did I hear anyone mention ASIO. Not once, until I saw this video. Reluctantly I tried it but it worked beautifully! Thanks! I am now a proud user of Reaper. I need to see if I can get the ASIO thing to work under Linux now. :)
YUUUUUUUSSSSS!!!!!!!!!! YOU ROCK!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS FIXED MY ISSUE!!!😍
Dude thanks a million I was having a lot of issues with this
you just save me TT I was sooo confused THANK YOU!!
2:30-2:45
THANK YOU!!!! I was tearing my hair out!!!
That fixed the issue - many thanks
I thought my second input was broken. Thanks for sharing this!
Me too. I tried for most of the day to figure it out, but couldn't. One minute of this video solved everything.
I was the same, so grateful for this vid
Thank you!!! Straight to the point! You explained it right on the dot! Is this the only video you have?
Excellent video. Thank you!
That did it! Thanks for the info!
Excellent video. Thanks.
Thank you.
Just bought a new interface and got rather annoyed when still onley input 1 and 2 showed up.
This sorted my problem out.
Thanks again!
thx buddy. Just got a Tascam 1641 and you help me set it up
Thanks for taking the time to make this video. It helped me!
Thank you, I've been pulling my hair out...This solved my problem, You are a God send.
Thank you very much, that was super helpful. God Bless You!!!
Well explained thank you !
That was really helpful. Thanks
Thanks a lot bro! Much obliged, much obliged.
I had a problem with a brand new install of this software and associating, microphone channel inputs to the correct track in the software I cannot get the dropdown box to work even if I drag the track with wider it wouldn't show up so then I went back to the manual and that was toooo much reading to problem solve.
Your video helped!
I figured out that all I had to do was right click on the red recording.in the track itself and then go down to mono input audio One Track 1 and do the same for track 2 but select mono audio input 2
Thanks a bunch
Saved my day mate !
Very useful. Thank you.
Thanks man, I was really confused lol
Nice! Helped me a lot. Ty!
Oh man! Right click the red button!?!? How did I not think of ... whatever, Thank you so much for this!
Thanks dude, that helped a lot.
Thanks so much, simple solution, I had struggled.
This was extremely accurate thank you
This has helped me tremendously .. thanks!
thanks for this!
THANK YOU! subscribed
Thanks. That helped a lot.
Thanks buddy! It's disappointing that REAPER didn't make this basic feature more intuitive.
Thanks for this man!! been struggling. sorted now.
Thanks dude!
Thanks, great video, I'm up and running now.
Thank you!
Good lookin out!
glad I ran across this. thanks.
THANK U 😭
Thank You! I had big problem with that.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!!! THAT EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED!!!!!!
What fucking DOT!!???This has got to be the hardest video I have ever tried to follow. You can't even see where the hell you ae clicking MAN THIS PISSES ME OFF SO BAD!😡
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!
I've been recording on Reaper for years with a cheap Tascam iUR2 interface and never had any problems, pretty much plug and play, but now I can't stop it from recording the master mix into a selected track, resulting in feedback and automuting. Preferences say there are no ASIO drivers detected.
Thanks!
Thanks, it should be in a more obvious place than this, I used to use reaper a lot and forgot completely where it was.
Nice mannnnn
Thanks for this. I almost blew a gasket.
Thanks man
Bless you, sir!
You're awesome.
hey there, I am getting into audiobook narration. I really liked the sound on this video, I was hoping you can let me know what is your mic setup?
You're a legend!
THANK YOU
Thank you!!!!!!
You the man! Thanks!
there needs to be a tutorial for this on cubase
I miss the days of plugging something in and being able to use it. I have a 24 channel mixer...running through a focusrite Scarlett2i2 2nd gen...and I can't get even two tracks to separate.
Thank you very much :-)
I understand that you right click on the red button both at @1:10 and at @1:43 - so same action, but the menus result are different. How comes the second time you have all those analogs 1,2,... showing, and not the first time ? My problem is menu is always like "left/right" even with keyboard connected. Thanks.