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hedgie · 07-31-2010, 02:43 PM

I have been using reaper for about 5 months and love it, but I too went to a windows 7 laptop and am having regrets. On my old xp machine, the tascam us 428 worked great as a control surface and interface. Now it just works as an interface, and not a stable one. The reason behind tascam not writing windows 7 drivers for the us 428 is economics, but some people are having success with the 428 by manually installing the old xp driver on a windows 7 machine. i have tried to do this by following the instructions on another forum. i cannot get this to work as far as i can tell, because the only daw i have now is reaper. it simply does not see that reaperus428.dll. My question is this; is there some way to get the tascam us 428 to work with reaper? is anyone out there still using reaper with a 428? i hope this post makes sense, i know it is a little disjointed.
thanks,
chris

07-31-2010, 02:43 PM	#114
hedgie Human being with feelings Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 4	reaper + us 428 + windows 7 I have been using reaper for about 5 months and love it, but I too went to a windows 7 laptop and am having regrets. On my old xp machine, the tascam us 428 worked great as a control surface and interface. Now it just works as an interface, and not a stable one. The reason behind tascam not writing windows 7 drivers for the us 428 is economics, but some people are having success with the 428 by manually installing the old xp driver on a windows 7 machine. i have tried to do this by following the instructions on another forum. i cannot get this to work as far as i can tell, because the only daw i have now is reaper. it simply does not see that reaperus428.dll. My question is this; is there some way to get the tascam us 428 to work with reaper? is anyone out there still using reaper with a 428? i hope this post makes sense, i know it is a little disjointed. thanks, chris