Hi Terry,
I thought thought mentioning Voicemeeter Banana that VM would be understood. It didn’t occure to me that it would be taken as a virtual machine.
I actually got the Cantabile/Reaper setup scheem from a Kris Meyer tutorial (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMxEifBtJaw) it’s an hour long so you probably don’t want to watch it. You seam to know your way around this stuff. I’ll check out your video though. One can never get too much information. Cantablie was used to as a plugin host. Reaper was downloaded strictly for the plugins. (BTW I din’t move any of the plugins from their installed location, only copied them and placed the working copy in a Documents folder for any VST plugins). Now that I have the plugins I can probably delete Reaper but I’ll hang on to it for a bit to see if I want to experiment with it sometime.
Hmmmmm,
I was just checking to make sure the Reaper versions were the same for both computers and discovered that that my download on the other computer was strictly the plugins not the entire software (https://www.reaper.fm/reaplugs/reaplugs236_x64-install.exe). I just downloaded and installed them on this computer and pointed Cantablie to the program files/VSTplugins folder. That makes me feel better. I don’t like moving things around like I did.
I checked my security settings but mic and camera are on.
Actually I am using the USB adapter that came with the Corsair HS60. I wouldn’t expect 60Hz on a digital input either but… When I disconnect the power supply it does go away. I can notch it out in the Voicemeeter equalizer but with the addition of Cantablie and the Reaper reaeq and reafir plugins I can kill the rest of any other noise.
I’ll have to hunt around for the April 2018 mic problem reference. There were a ton of them when I started hunting a week or so ago and the only ones I’ve found now offer ways to fix the problem. I tried them all BTW and didn’t help.
Thanks so much for the reply. You are obviously an excellent source for this type of information.
Bruce