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My features WANTS checklist
First of all, general complaints........
- I can't upload bigger than 64kb pictures and GIF images, what? 2016 guys!! Are you so cheap that you want us to register on 3rd party free sites and use their space for YOUR software? I am against that and will fight against this philosophy. If Cockos are fully liable for their software and forums, why can't they supply enough space to at least enable us to load up images of more than 64kb, and specially GIF images.
(SOLVED) - KEEP OLDER RELEASES: Guys, it's not normal that I have to worry about you guys releasing a bogus official version, and that you don't even keep earlier releases so we USERS have a rollback that we can do.
- The latest greatest documentation on the latest and greatest Reaper 5.16 has it's setup images mostly based on a 15 year old sound card (m-audio Delta 1010). Guys, I have nothing against the Delta 1010, yet you know like me that the m-audio delta drivers are iffy in some areas (for example can't use two delta 1010s on a PC), and no 64-bit version. Why not have an RME fireface or some other more up to date hardware as an example in your documentation? Oh an BTW, yes I am mad at this because 5.16 and the latest and greatest 5.20 pre version give me BSODs. I bet you've seen my message already about that.
My W A N T S :
- For Reaper to be in sync with my soundcard at less than 5ms. Before it used to be very tight, but since 5.1, it isn't. I have intro lags when I press record, and other various off sync midi stuff. Backwards there.
- For reaper to have mastering features and audio correcting algos like hiss removal, and sample correcting features. Actually there, Reaper would benefit if it had a sample editor, even if it would be the simplest. It's rather annoying not to be able to edit a sample but to have all sorts of begin / end point issues all the time with the takes.
- For reaper to facilitate fixing tempo. How many times do I actually have to change the song tempo, then go to individual takes an reset the playback to 1 for every one of the track samples. Can't we do a bulk process of this? Or is there a setting to NOT STRETCH the sample when changing tempo? Stupid élastique is annoying here.
- Having the possibility to map many MIDI instruments together like a group and treat a group like one track. Hey, how about that? I have a Yamaha TX-816, and I would like to use it like I intend. It's ONE instrument, and I would like to group the 8 midi channels I supply to it as a group so I don't have to copy paste everything everywhere and then navigate from one track to the next. I know you guys are working on something to facilitate this but really I'm not convinced about how it's gonna turn out yet.
- Again, group midi channels in one track. As simple as that.
- Instrument profiles. How come I have to, for any project, create my instruments as tracks and label them and refine their usage there, when we could have profiles for each of our gear? Guys, if you implement that, then later on we could (US USERS) maybe wish to also be able to map our SYSEX and make ourselves some templates for our instruments (aka MIDI DESIGNER) to help us with our settings. Again, to facilitate our lives. IDK about all these midi profilers everywhere, it get way way too clumsy to do something that is supposed to be so simple.
- Mastering tools. spectrum analyser tools. Something that helps us understand the signal that we're putting out so we can SEE the crap sounds with our own eyes. Not always clear that our sound is crap, until we pass our takes in a tool to realize that our sounds are simply put a load of garbage and that of course Reaper can't do a thing about it.
- REMOVE the stupid tools that create are supposed to enhance our sound but instead create cancellation. Guys, WHO WANTS TO DO CANCELLATION between left and right? Only rookies that don't know what they're doing.
That's it.
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03-13-2016, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted by jmorel33
- KEEP OLDER RELEASES: Guys, it's not normal that I have to worry about you guys releasing a bogus official version, and that you don't even keep earlier releases so we USERS have a rollback that we can do
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http://www.cockos.com/reaper/download-old.php
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03-13-2016, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Dstruct
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Thanks (y)
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03-13-2016, 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by jmorel33
audio correcting algos like hiss removal
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You can use ReaFIR for this in subtract mode.
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Originally Posted by jmorel33
- Again, group midi channels in one track. As simple as that.
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Each MIDI item has 16 channels within it. Hence, each track can support up to 16 MIDI channels. Easy. Likewise you can support your TX816 in much the same way.
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- Instrument profiles. How come I have to, for any project, create my instruments as tracks and label them and refine their usage there, when we could have profiles for each of our gear?
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Use track templates. Do the assigning once, then save it as a template. Next time instead of loading the plugin then doing the assigning all over again, just load the template.
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- Mastering tools. spectrum analyser tools.
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You obviously didn't check JS FX that come with Reaper. There are analyzers there, and ReaPlugs are definitely precise enough for mastering purposes (unlimited band EQ and compressor, hello?).
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03-13-2016, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by jmorel33
- I can't upload bigger than 64kb pictures and GIF images
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Have you ever be here: https://stash.reaper.fm/ ?
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03-13-2016, 12:49 PM
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EvilDragon:
- For the track template, for now, that's what I was used to do, but I don't find it as a serious method of starting over a project. I agree that it kind of answers that need, yet, not my cup of tea.
- I'll look at which versions of Reaper support this multiple midi channel sin a track. For now I am using 5.111 and might not move from there for a little while.
- Reaper is not made for mastering. I've been looking at a few tools for this, but the interface is such a horrible thing; Samplitude anyone?
vitalker:
Thanks for the heads up there. Not sure if there is something for me there. I have specific needs. But this is good. Love this stuff.
I have to say, this looks interesting: https://stash.reaper.fm/14481/DirectL...ing_Editor.png
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03-13-2016, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by jmorel33
- I'll look at which versions of Reaper support this multiple midi channel sin a track. For now I am using 5.111 and might not move from there for a little while.
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Reaper has supported this for years now. Read the friggin manual.
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Originally Posted by jmorel33
- Reaper is not made for mastering. I've been looking at a few tools for this, but the interface is such a horrible thing; Samplitude anyone?
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Disagreed there. It's perfectly possible to do mastering, since you can open projects in projects (ReaProxy) and have a birds-eye view on the whole album at once this way.
But, if you want to use Samplitude for mastering, use Samplitude for mastering. Reaper is not and will never be Samplitude.
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03-13-2016, 03:18 PM
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@OP - Just curious, what is your native language, please?
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03-13-2016, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by EvilDragon
Reaper has supported this for years now. Read the friggin manual.
Disagreed there. It's perfectly possible to do mastering, since you can open projects in projects (ReaProxy) and have a birds-eye view on the whole album at once this way.
But, if you want to use Samplitude for mastering, use Samplitude for mastering. Reaper is not and will never be Samplitude.
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Might have been mistyped: Samplitude has a horrible user interface is what I meant. I have installed samplitude today (600+mb), tried it for 5 minutes, then clean uninstalled it.
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03-13-2016, 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by jmorel33
- For reaper to have mastering features and audio correcting algos like hiss removal, and sample correcting features. Actually there, Reaper would benefit if it had a sample editor, even if it would be the simplest. It's rather annoying not to be able to edit a sample but to have all sorts of begin / end point issues all the time with the takes.
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This is using audio modification plugins. IMHO, it's not a native (but an impossible) task of a DAW such as Reaper to provide a set of plugins pleasing everybody's taste. There is a huge amount of free plugins for mastering out there. And lots of payed ones that (AFAIK) mostly don't sound better but are easier to use for those that like the ways of just that brand.
Reaper does come with a very nice basic set, that are technically excellent, but don't support "special" needs.
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03-13-2016, 11:21 PM
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not my cup of tea.
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As with any complex software program. Parts of it will suite your taste, other parts are done in a way that is not your cup of tea.
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03-13-2016, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by jmorel33
- Reaper is not made for mastering.
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Is mastering something different that using a set of (audio visualizing and modifying) VSTs and (maybe) controlling their parameters by envelopes ?
Of course Reaper is great for hosting those.
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03-14-2016, 05:21 AM
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Originally Posted by mschnell
Of course Reaper is great for hosting those.
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Sorry, you're wrong. ProTools is the best DAW for mastering.
http://prufrockak.wix.com/protools13
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03-14-2016, 08:24 AM
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Forgot to mention that the gentleman who kindly authors the user manual is not a Cockos employee & undertook creating and maintaining the manual himself.
That being the case, I guess it is up to him what he uses to illustrate in the *free* user guide he authors.
You just need to understand that Cockos is not a traditionally set up audiomedia company and write your comments from that viewpoint.
This is also why the licence fee is so heavily discounted for non-professional users.
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03-14-2016, 08:59 AM
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Non reading the manual is not the only problem for many, many User.
The most important problem is, that many of those User also never do a single click at view Actions
or simply Help/view Action-list as html or just view the bindings as html and print out or whatever...
Understanding the concept of REAPER is the most important thing.
And understanding the work of Actions is one of the main within these concept.
Sometimes I have the feel, that for many newcomer and also older REAPER guys there is simply to much possible..
And that´s maybe one of the reasons,
why these guys simply not see the forest for the trees anymore! ^^
There are really only a very, very, very few things not possible but
for all the other wish mostly not only one way.
All these things which he wants are already easy possible..
(some of these since hundreds of years )
Why the hell..
before new User can work with REAPER
there should be one "REAPER New user Firewall" include within REAPER,
which let new User only pass after reading the manual/viewing/printing& reading out the Action list etc. pp.
And after that REAPER should ask the guys a few easy questions about understanding the concept.
And if all is true, these USER can begin to work with REAPER
and the Firewall passing flag is set to true^^.... but not before ^^
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Expensive and "just like tape" does not seem attractive to me"
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03-14-2016, 02:48 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jmorel33
First of all, general complaints........
- The latest greatest documentation on the latest and greatest Reaper 5.16 has it's setup images mostly based on a 15 year old sound card (m-audio Delta 1010). Guys, I have nothing against the Delta 1010, yet you know like me that the m-audio delta drivers are iffy in some areas (for example can't use two delta 1010s on a PC), and no 64-bit version. Why not have an RME fireface or some other more up to date hardware as an example in your documentation? ...
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If you can find images in the manual that are out of date to the current (release) version, please do post details and the author will happily take this on-board. Audio interface not new and flashy enough? From a marketing stance, valid point I suppose, if not courteously put.
The author will happily accept your permanent donation of 48-tracks of Focusrite Rednet mic-pre to update his studio the manual images.
That OK, Geoff?
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03-15-2016, 04:15 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jmorel33
First of all, general complaints........
- The latest greatest documentation on the latest and greatest Reaper 5.16 has it's setup images mostly based on a 15 year old sound card (m-audio Delta 1010). Guys, I have nothing against the Delta 1010, yet you know like me that the m-audio delta drivers are iffy in some areas (for example can't use two delta 1010s on a PC), and no 64-bit version.
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Yes there is a 64 bit version and I have 2 delta 1010s in my pc which also happens to be the 64bit version
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03-15-2016, 04:37 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ELP
Non reading the manual is not the only problem for many, many User.
The most important problem is, that many of those User also never do a single click at view Actions
or simply Help/view Action-list as html or just view the bindings as html and print out or whatever...
Understanding the concept of REAPER is the most important thing.
And understanding the work of Actions is one of the main within these concept.
Sometimes I have the feel, that for many newcomer and also older REAPER guys there is simply to much possible..
And that´s maybe one of the reasons,
why these guys simply not see the forest for the trees anymore! ^^
There are really only a very, very, very few things not possible but
for all the other wish mostly not only one way.
All these things which he wants are already easy possible..
(some of these since hundreds of years )
Why the hell..
before new User can work with REAPER
there should be one "REAPER New user Firewall" include within REAPER,
which let new User only pass after reading the manual/viewing/printing& reading out the Action list etc. pp.
And after that REAPER should ask the guys a view easy questions about understanding the concept.
And if all is true, these USER can begin to work with REAPER
and the Firewall passing flag is set to true^^.... but not before ^^
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You make some great points.
For what its worth there is already a newbie type initial setup stickied in the newbie section, which many have found really eases the transition into reaper.
HERE: http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=152012
(grin) And your Englisch is about as good as my German, if not better.
Maybe try even MORE dunkles?
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Yes there is a 64 bit version and I have 2 delta 1010s in my pc which also happens to be the 64bit version
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Does that include Delta66? I have a 44 and a 66 kicking around somewhere...
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03-15-2016, 05:21 AM
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Hi Planetnine
there are 64bit drivers for the delta 44 and delta 66 for windows versions up to vista, only up to win 7 for delta 1010 and seem to remember someone had a delta 44 playing happily with a delta 1010
just look under legacy for the delta drivers
http://www.m-audio.com/support/drivers
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I have a Delta 66 here, in Windows 7 64-bit. The driver files are in the system32 folder where the other 64-bit software lurks.
The driver Version is 5.10.0.5074. Here http://www.m-audio.com/support/drivers-search it is listed for Vista 64-bit, SP2. Seems fine to me.
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Thanks guys, that's good to know. They get used in art installations in older 32-bit machines from time to time, but with USB interfaces, it starts to not be worth ressurecting them...
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Yes there is a 64 bit version and I have 2 delta 1010s in my pc which also happens to be the 64bit version
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Link me up to that driver, I need help setting this up.
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03-16-2016, 07:33 PM
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There are no 64-bit drivers for the Delta 1010, I looked the first day I got the card , yesterday and now since you asked. I was thinking you knew about a special 64-bit driver that might of once surfaced. I used 6.0.8, which is 32-bit but works on all 64-bit OS for Windows (7, 8 and 10). It is just too finicky to use two cards and sync them properly. I did once use two cards but they didn't sync so I had massive crackling.
Unless you're referring to the old 64-bit XP driver:
Delta 1010 5.10.00.5069v3 (PC) 04-11-2008 Delta XP32XP64 5.10.00.5069v3
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http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.p...76#post1533976
I see a pattern. Blame first, read and try suggestions later.
I recommend a different approach: ask *if* a certain feature exists before presuming it doesn't exist. Even if it's in the manual, you probably won't get rude responses if you ask *if* it exists.
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03-16-2016, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by JamesPeters
http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.p...76#post1533976
I see a pattern. Blame first, read and try suggestions later.
I recommend a different approach: ask *if* a certain feature exists before presuming it doesn't exist. Even if it's in the manual, you probably won't get rude responses if you ask *if* it exists.
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Sadly I came back bro
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You're welcome here. I'm just trying to make things easier for you.
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03-17-2016, 01:12 AM
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OP: This is why I asked earlier what your native language is - I know you probably dont intend to, but you are coming across as rather impolite and entitled.
I had assumed that you are not a native english speaker, because I have to be very careful not to do the same as you when I speak or write in French, my second language.
German, even though I used to work there, it is so obvious I am crap at German I think I could insult everyone`s grandmother and they would just laugh at me.
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Since OP said he couldn`t find them, I went and had a look.
Under legacy hardware there is no obvious link to any drivers or indeed any software. Help the guy out and give him a full link, huh?
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Look under legacy for the delta 1010 drivers Select win 7 64 bit SP1
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Originally Posted by ivansc
OP: This is why I asked earlier what your native language is - I know you probably dont intend to, but you are coming across as rather impolite and entitled.
I had assumed that you are not a native english speaker, because I have to be very careful not to do the same as you when I speak or write in French, my second language.
German, even though I used to work there, it is so obvious I am crap at German I think I could insult everyone`s grandmother and they would just laugh at me.
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Hi there!
Believe me I have to work on how I come across in english. It's not that I want to be harsh, but I absolutely need to make things work over here. I've spent so much time and effort so far to make things work, that it's really hard to stay focused on something that doN,t give me the results I would like, in some areas.
Now of course people could say; oh he's french or what not, or newbie or some fake leetist. We can all relate, but the bottom line is I have needs (just like anyone) and if (when) a feature gets added to Reaper, everyone benefits. I will not complain about what IS Reaper, because it is shaping up to be a great product (better than Samplitude XD).
And of course, I am not a huge fan of message boards, and specially if it looks like it's from 1997-98 and does not allow me much flexibility. And of course, I often go too fast with my posts and don't always follow some guidelines. Typical.
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seriously
Look under legacy for the delta 1010 drivers Select win 7 64 bit SP1
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Again, they are all 32-bit drivers. There is no 64-bit Delta 1010 drivers. Yet, there are 32-bit drivers that work on 64-bit platforms.
What does that mean: 32-bit = 4gig memory limit. So that means that the driver resides in the first 4 gig of RAM space, meaning Windows 64-bit handles the driver as 32-bit for a 32-bit memory space.
M-Audio supports 64-bit OS for their legacy Delta 1010 but offer only 32-bit drivers for them.
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http://www.m-audio.com/support/drivers-search
Under legacy and the newest one I could find that worked was for 64bit win7 SP1.
I had made the mistake of looking first under products, legacy - for some reason the only link to these drivers is if you search legacy - products.
But presumably this is the one you found and it is still 32bit....
Technical term is that you seem to be shit out of luck.
P.S. Did you try talking to the guys in the francophone section of this forum? Some very clued in folks on there who dont necessarily read or post in this part.
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Again, they are all 32-bit drivers. There is no 64-bit Delta 1010 drivers. Yet, there are 32-bit drivers that work on 64-bit platforms.
What does that mean: 32-bit = 4gig memory limit. So that means that the driver resides in the first 4 gig of RAM space, meaning Windows 64-bit handles the driver as 32-bit for a 32-bit memory space.
M-Audio supports 64-bit OS for their legacy Delta 1010 but offer only 32-bit drivers for them.
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Yes there is for win 7 64bit driver
http://www.m-audio.com/support/downl...rs/delta-6.0.8
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OP seems to be saying thsat even the driver that we have now both linked to on here is designed to WORK in a 64bit windows environment but is itsef 32bit.
Dont have a delta so I cant try it and my mate Mick who does have one is running all 32bit. Checked with him this morning and he has three computers running 3 Delta 1010 or 1010le all in win7 or win10 but all 32bit.
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