Reaper and Tascam US-1800 interface question

I use a Tascam US-800 with Reaper with no problem at all. I would imagine that the 800 & 1800 have very similar drivers and software and shouldn't pose a problem.
 
I don't use this setup, but the Tascam's have good ASIO drivers and Reaper has not been an issue so far using M-Audio and Presonus ASIO drivers. So Reaper behaves pretty well with most interfaces. I think you should have little problems if you understand how to setup Reaper.
 
mjbphotos said:
Unless you are using Windows 8 - heard nothing but problems with ANY interface and Win 8!
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Yes, there was a guy on here a few weeks back where we had to do some funky stuff, but he was using the ASIO4ALL driver. If it is a true hardware driver, I haven't read of many problems, but I don't look at every thread.
 
Reaper works with all audio interfaces.

Only ProTools used to have select audio interfaces it worked with, as they used this as a copy protection dongle.
Even they abandoned this with the newest version.
 
I use this combination and haven't had any trouble with windows 7, but I once had a big problem using it with Mac with OS X Lion. The solution was going to a previous reaper version and after that, everything worked perfectly!
 
sergi0arias said:
I use this combination and haven't had any trouble with windows 7, but I once had a big problem using it with Mac with OS X Lion. The solution was going to a previous reaper version and after that, everything worked perfectly!
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What was the issue? I tried recording with Reaper the other night through my brand-new 1800 and I was getting terrible noise/feedback. Super loud and I couldn't figure out how to stop it.
 
Xcaliber said:
What was the issue? I tried recording with Reaper the other night through my brand-new 1800 and I was getting terrible noise/feedback. Super loud and I couldn't figure out how to stop it.
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I couldnt get reaper to play what I recorded, it sounded glitched with a lot of noise, but only when I pressed play.
Version 4.26 was the one that fixed it. There's a thread in cuckoos forums about it.
 
DM60 said:
I don't use this setup, but the Tascam's have good ASIO drivers and Reaper has not been an issue so far using M-Audio and Presonus ASIO drivers. So Reaper behaves pretty well with most interfaces. I think you should have little problems if you understand how to setup Reaper.
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I have a setup of 8 outputs from Roland TD-30KV Virtual Drums to Tascam US 1800 interface. From the interface to computer via USB. Using Reaper as the DAW. I am getting sound levels in Reaper. The problem is I'm not getting audio back to the headphones at the Tascam Interface. I can hear audio when the Mix knob is turned to INPUT, but not when turned to COMPUTER. Any help would be appreciated.
 
rwaynem said:
I have a setup of 8 outputs from Roland TD-30KV Virtual Drums to Tascam US 1800 interface. From the interface to computer via USB. Using Reaper as the DAW. I am getting sound levels in Reaper. The problem is I'm not getting audio back to the headphones at the Tascam Interface. I can hear audio when the Mix knob is turned to INPUT, but not when turned to COMPUTER. Any help would be appreciated.
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Are you talking about when you record? If so, make sure you have monitoring turned on. I had the same issue when I first bought a TASCAM 1800. It is located in the tracks area around the fader. You can probably look up "monitoring recording" and find step by step on how to do it.
 
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