The only because REAPER can not work with any other real or virtual interface in parallel with real hardware.

ReaRoute is the ONLY software way REAPER can continue to work in normal ASIO mode directly with your interface while simultaneously providing the output signal for recording. There is important difference between ReaRoute and other software solutions, including voicemeeter. Can I somehow point OBS to the ASIO plugin that was installed? Can you give a screenshot of what it looks like when you get to the point where you are adding the ASIO input in OBS? Many thanks I have tried adding a new Input audio source, and an output audio source.

However, when I go back into OBS and attempt step 3.3 (by adding a 'source' to the default scene), ASIO is not mentioned at all.

Any thoughts? Thank you.Īre there any substeps between 2 and 3? I installed the github file (specifically the link that Bri1 directly linked to see attached confirmation). In OBS, I added an 'Audio input capture' as a source, but ASIO was not presented as an option. Will report back.Īlso, will the above steps allow me to port the feed from the microphone directly into OBS (bypassing REAPER, so as to avoid affecting the mix of the music tracks)?

This is my first order of business when I get in tonight. I recommend to follow the list verbatim, without skipping 'close' and 'open' steps If you want record REAPER in ASIO mode and do not have RME.ġ) Install ReaRoute (an option when you install REAPER)ģ) Add ASIO Inputs into OBS scene, for that:ģ.3) Add ASIO input and open its configurationģ.5) Select ReaRoute, check 'Active', select channels and formatĤ.2) add hardware Send to ReaRoute channels you have specified in OBS to the track you want record in OBSĤ.3) if you want record Mic separately, make a separate track for it, set 'Record, Monitor only' mode, enable Monitor and hardware send to ReaRouteĦ) Start playing something in REAPER, you should see ASIO input monitoring in OBS indicate there is some signal

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