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--- wiki:wineasio_and_reaper [2014/03/11 09:29] – [Installing REAPER on a 64bits system] daeavelwyn
+++ wiki:wineasio_and_reaper [2016/03/29 13:24] (current) – [Installing REAPER] daeavelwyn
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 KXStudio includes the MS Windows version of REAPER (Rapid Environment for Audio Production, Engineering, and Recording). REAPER is proprietary software which runs as a fully-functional demo for trial. It is one of the most powerful and popular DAWs available for Windows and Mac OSX, and a native Linux version is in development. REAPER has proven popular under GNU/Linux due to its advanced audio production features, its not-FLOSS-but-nonetheless-user-friendly licensing and its official support for running the Windows version under Wine.
-=====Installing REAPER on a 64bits system=====
+=====Installing REAPER ====
-if you're in KXStudio 64bit, make sure to install the 32bit packages:
+You can download Reaper from the official website at [[http://reaper.fm/download.php]]
-''sudo apt-get install wineasio-i386:i386
-sudo apt-get install reaper:i386''
-then try again the registering:
+If you are using a 32-bit system, choose windows installer for reaper 32bits and for a 64 bits, choose windows installer for reaper 64 bits.
-''wine64 regsvr32 wineasio.dll''
+You can simply install reaper by double clicking on the file you just download and follow the steps shown in the window that should opened.
+Then be really carefull to NOT CHECK rearoute (ASIO driver) installation. Installing rearoute could result in a conflict with WineASIO.
+then don't forget to register wine as mentionned in the previsous chapter : Registering WineASIO libraries.
-if that fails try with a clean wineprefix:
-''export WINEPREFIX=~/.wine-test1
-wine64 regsvr32 wineasio.dll''
-If this 2nd one works but the previous fails, then you have a broken default wine prefix...
 =====Configure REAPER for WineASIO and JACK=====
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   - Choose Device under the Audio section from the list to the left of the Preferences window
   - Choose ASIO from the Audio drop-down menu at the top of the Audio device settings options. You should then see 'WineASIO Driver' is selected as the ASIO driver.
-  - Choose Audio from the list to the left of the Preferences window and untick 'Close audio device when stopped and application is inactive'
   - Apply, OK, done!
+=====REAPER / Claudia (or catia) issue=====
+To prevent some misconfiguration between REAPER and Cadence tools (Claudia or Catia), you have to set REAPER options.
+So, in REAPER, go to options > Preferences, then click on Audio (in the left list panel) and uncheck "close audio device when stopped and applicatin is active".