Re: getting started with reaper, what do I need?
That'll be tricky without VAC... and VAC is a pain to figure out. I haven't scratched the surface on it yet... it also depends on the mic you're using. You can't run two audio systems of different types... which means if your mic is asio complient but your soundcard is not, then there's not much you can do about it other than routing your game audio through one virtual audio cable and your mic through the other then sending both of those to different tracks. But there again depends on your soundcard, and mic. The easiest would be to get either an audio interface or mixer, and use that as your computer's soundcard and just send the outputs to the desired tracks in reaper.
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