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put input monitoring on on whatever daw you are using and use fx plugins...zillions of cheap and free ones around. You can chose to monitor thru them or to record them, either way

If theres any red toneport gx's still for sale thats a super low entry to somewhat decent asio drivers

I mean a head to head intel quad vs g5 quad all things being equal.

I'd like to see a head to head from DAWBench or someone. In terms of track and plugin count, I'm betting on the quad intel

I've been playing with this free one for the past few days http://www.theserinaexperiment.net/plugins.html As long as you got a DI and can record in cleanly and as noiselessly as possible you are pretty set

funny you should say that :) The things that are special about reaper are the reason there are so many senior citizens using it.

More than anything else, your latency depends on your drivers. And when were talking about the lowest achievable round trip latency's absolute rock bottom limits, it is completely dependent on your drivers.

You can pan the recieves too

Man I get forgotten in no time :) Oh well, I couldn't code back then

type "kanaka" in the plugin finder. I made an M/S Encoder and decoder for it way back when. Still use it constantly for acoustic guitar and M/S overheads

For a whole big fat ten bucks, windows 32 bit so far, I'm working on finishing x64 and mac versions http://pipelineaudio.net/drummyq.html Drummy-Q is a plugin specifically made for mixing drums. The easiest way I can think of to explain the concept is to just give an example of how to use...

it depends on what definition you have for "shredder" I define a real shredder as someone who is in complete control of his tuning, tone, rhythm, the key of the song, the feel of the song, his fingers, his pick strength, his vibrato, anything that has any technical bearing o nthe ability to...

because most noisegates won't do a very good job of discriminating the good stuff from the bad when it comes to guitar parts With ReaGate though, you can use the hysteresis control and get a bit closer

options preferences project defaults. You can set the auto fae in/out to 0 or any value you want

IF that's the issue then yeah, but then you'd still need a soundcard :) Lots of people are making great tracks on reaper radio with those audiobuddies, so lets make sure that's the problem before you go fishing in your wallet Check out the reaper chat in my sig, lots of maudio users on that to...

stick audacity in REAPER's right click menu as one of the external editors, then you will have the audacity pencil tools and stuff you are already familiar with and the learning curve wont hamper you from getting work done

There's a known issue with some maudio devices which feature a mix: live vs daw knob or similar, where some of the output ends up on the input. If your card doesn't have this feature it may be as others have suggested

Fixed it for you

Try changing this in project settings It's a bit confusing so I just leave mine set to "time" and do any stretch by hand

Cutting shouldn't affect timing unless you have ripple editing enabled See the chat link in my sig if you ever need realtime reaper help, there's a bunch of people in there