#Reaper display master volume driver
#Reaper display master volume manual

The Auto sampling rate should follow provided at least one RAVENNA ASIO or Virtual Audio Device stream is connected to an Output of the Anubis. Under the Anubis>Settings>General enabled the Auto Sampling Rate option. In Reaper, the default behavior is to turn off the audio device when the application is inactive (when you are outside the application) Go in Reaper Options > Preferences > Audio and untick the 'Close audio device when stopped and application is inactive'.ДЄnubis does not follow the sampling rate changes of the DAW or System If you have multiple devices on your network, this setting can only be configured on the Master PTP device. See Anubis Settings > General > Frame Mode : Latency setting.

#Reaper display master volume driver

The latency between the ASIO driver and the Anubis device must be in the same set AES67 (48 - 12 - 6) or 64 (64 - 32 -16). The Merging RAVENNA ASIO driver version for Anubis must be V12 (or above) вЂњASIO Clock error : latency of the master Horus/Hapi/Anubis and ASIO driver must be set accordingly ' Ravenna Easy Connect is not compatible with Anubis, you have to use Aneman. See this page for RAVENNA/AES67 validated switches.Д¬an't make connections on Anubis with Ravenna Easењњonnect If operating with multiple devices make sure that you are using a properly configured and recommended RAVENNA/AES67 Switch. Reduce the I/O count of your ASIO or VAD panels, and select only what is needed. Change the Buffer adjustment are made in the ASIO / MAD and VAD panels The size of the buffers determines how much delay you hear when monitoring live inputs through your audio software: larger buffers produce more delay smaller buffers produce less. In order to use Dim, the Reference level and other features on a Heaphone set this one must be changed to a Cue.ДЄSIO / MAD or VAD sound Interruption or glitches.ДЄdjust the Audio Driver I/O Buffer. This is expected as each of the Anubis 3 types of Monitor set have their own features. By design at first a source should be created or used in order that Outputs such as a DAW 1-2 Playout are coming into the Anubis Monitoring Engine and then going to a Monitor set.Д¬annot Apply the Dim or Reference parameters to a Headphones Set. Monitors FundamentalsвЂќ chapter in the User Manual. It is important to review the вЂњ Sources vs. Users tend to bypass the Anubis Monitoring Engine. Source not connected to the Monitor engine

#Reaper display master volume manual

Follow the User Manual Monitor section or follow the Basic Monitoring Use Case setup (in Anubis User Manual) Make sure you have selected the Monitor set you are listening to, and that this one is patched correctly.

No Monitoring Volume Control over the connected streams

Make sure your PoE source is configured to supply PoE+

If you are using the Merging power supply unit, align the two tabs on the power cable's connector to the notches on the Anubis input male connector, then rotate the barrel clockwise until latched.ДЄnubis requires a DC power input voltage from 9V to 15VДЄnubis requires PoE+ (802.3at). Make sure the DC power supply connector is correctly plugged. either on Reaper or by a real mastering engineer.DC Power Supply not connected or not plugged correctly I'm mainly concerned with getting the 'pre-master level' where it should be for a master to be done. Having a correctly levelled mix I can then do whatever I need to get a 2 track master, that's probably another topic. Now I understand this is too hot a level for mastering, so at this stage I can either reduce the individual track volumes via their sliders (painful) or reduce the overall level via the master slider (easy) until the mix is at a suitable level for mastering - that being what, exactly? I'm reading -6 in various places. The floating master meter is working on its default setting, incidentally. I'm not recording stuff that has massive transient peaks, but the individual tracks are peaking somewhere in that range, although if it's over a bit, I don't sweat it.ДЄll those individual tracks add up, so as I mix, raise and lower individual track volumes via the track sliders, or various plug-ins, I generally end up with a mix that, depending upon which tracks I started with, is going well over 0 on the Reaper floating master meter, but it's not hitting +12, or whatever the maximum is. So, individual tracks, the track slider is by default set to 0, and I adjust the gain on my preamp/interface so that the signal's coming in somewhere -18 to -12ish. Just want to check I'm doing, approximately the right thing as I have the first real attempt at recording a tune nearing completion. Finding the whole question of what levels to record / mix / master at a bit more complicated in Reaper than my good old stand alone machine.