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Albert Phelps
My interface is the Laney L5 Studio Amp (an amp which comes with a built-in audio interface, sorry for the confusion) and I don't think there is a driver for it. Should I just proceed with the preset WaveOut ? Is it a big deal which one you use ?
If you updated Reaper and got the ASIO driver unawarely unchecked in the Reaper setup (the installation options are by default not unfolded) the driver is being removed to meet desired setup configuration.
Looking to select the Kemper audio driver from Reaper, I saw no specific ASIO option for the Kemper but only Generic Low Latency ASIO driver - which I tried and it worked immediately with some crackles. I recorded a short test piece into Reaper and playback was audible through the return ASIO driver to the KPA with headphones connected. After updating Reaper to the latest version and restarting the KPA and Rig Manager I tried to set the same arrangement up and the only audio output option for the generic low latency ASIO was now the laptop speakers (Realtek) and no option to use the generic low latency ASIO to run audio to the KPA via USB.
Is a specific Kemper ASIO driver installed with Rig Manager? How is it named in the Windows ASIO list? If this hasn't occurred automatically (I have restarted the PC also) where do I go to get it installed?
In the meantime, is there an ASIO driver with KPA name on it? Reamping would not be possible if the generic driver is the only one available and it is currently one way only (into the computer from the KPA) on my machine after initially being bidirectional. Surely this is not the state in the current release, is it?
Maybe this is helpful for someone: I had issues to get the USB recording to work with reaper on windows. ASIO4ALL did not let me record 4 inputs at once, with direct sound I was not able to hear anything although things got recorded, with wave out I had horrible delays and clipping. What worked for me was: