Reaper ошибка инициализации буферов asio

I did some additional testing with the x86 version of REAPER (no difference), and with ASIOSigGen. ASIOSigGen also fails w/SAR and works with my interface. Its debug log has some info:

ASIOSigGen version 4.32 Copyright (C) 2017 George W. Taylor
All rights reserved!
http://www.TropicalCoder.com
"E:DownloadsASIOSigGenASIOSigGen.exe" 

Enumerating ASIO Drivers...

numDev: 0
ASIO Fireface USB
C:WINDOWSsystem32fireface_usb_asio.dll

numDev: 1
ASIO4ALL v2
C:Program Files (x86)ASIO4ALL v2asio4all.dll

numDev: 2
Synchronous Audio Router
C:Program FilesSynchronous Audio RouterSarAsio.dll

Total num devices found: 3
Found ASIO Configuration file!
nRequestedDrvNum: 2, Num devices: 3
asioOpenDriver success!
Diver selected...
Synchronous Audio Router
C:Program FilesSynchronous Audio RouterSarAsio.dll

Synchronous Audio Router
Driver Vers: 1
numInputChannels: 18, numOutputChannels: 12
inputLatency: 567, outputLatency: 575
minSize: 512, maxSize: 512
preferredSize: 512, granularity: 0
sampleRate: 48000
Channels available...
Channel: 0 - Group: 0 - Analog 1 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 1 - Group: 0 - Analog 2 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 2 - Group: 0 - Analog 3 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 3 - Group: 0 - Analog 4 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 4 - Group: 0 - Adat 1 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 5 - Group: 0 - Adat 2 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 6 - Group: 0 - Adat 3 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 7 - Group: 0 - Adat 4 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 8 - Group: 0 - Adat 5 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 9 - Group: 0 - Adat 6 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 10 - Group: 0 - Adat 7 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 11 - Group: 0 - Adat 8 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
bOutputReady = true
pASIOBuffers->bInitSuccess
asioDriverInfo.outputBuffers to activate: 12
ptrASIO->createBuffers failed!
AsioDriverList destruction.
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I did some additional testing with the x86 version of REAPER (no difference), and with ASIOSigGen. ASIOSigGen also fails w/SAR and works with my interface. Its debug log has some info:

ASIOSigGen version 4.32 Copyright (C) 2017 George W. Taylor
All rights reserved!
http://www.TropicalCoder.com
"E:DownloadsASIOSigGenASIOSigGen.exe" 

Enumerating ASIO Drivers...

numDev: 0
ASIO Fireface USB
C:WINDOWSsystem32fireface_usb_asio.dll

numDev: 1
ASIO4ALL v2
C:Program Files (x86)ASIO4ALL v2asio4all.dll

numDev: 2
Synchronous Audio Router
C:Program FilesSynchronous Audio RouterSarAsio.dll

Total num devices found: 3
Found ASIO Configuration file!
nRequestedDrvNum: 2, Num devices: 3
asioOpenDriver success!
Diver selected...
Synchronous Audio Router
C:Program FilesSynchronous Audio RouterSarAsio.dll

Synchronous Audio Router
Driver Vers: 1
numInputChannels: 18, numOutputChannels: 12
inputLatency: 567, outputLatency: 575
minSize: 512, maxSize: 512
preferredSize: 512, granularity: 0
sampleRate: 48000
Channels available...
Channel: 0 - Group: 0 - Analog 1 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 1 - Group: 0 - Analog 2 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 2 - Group: 0 - Analog 3 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 3 - Group: 0 - Analog 4 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 4 - Group: 0 - Adat 1 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 5 - Group: 0 - Adat 2 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 6 - Group: 0 - Adat 3 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 7 - Group: 0 - Adat 4 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 8 - Group: 0 - Adat 5 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 9 - Group: 0 - Adat 6 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 10 - Group: 0 - Adat 7 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
Channel: 11 - Group: 0 - Adat 8 (1), ASIO sample type: ASIOSTInt32LSB
bOutputReady = true
pASIOBuffers->bInitSuccess
asioDriverInfo.outputBuffers to activate: 12
ptrASIO->createBuffers failed!
AsioDriverList destruction.
```

There was an error opening the audio hardware error initializing asio buffers reaper

Suddenly hit a really annoying problem, whereby when I open REAPER I’m just being met with an «Error opening devices» message saying: «There was an error opening the audio hardware: Error initializing ASIO driver.»

Thing is nothing has changed! There was a windows update that came through almost a week ago, but after that installed I used REAPER for several days without any problems. The other day, though, this started happening. If I change the Audio System to something else then it will work, but in the past I’ve found it to have more latency issues, so I’ve preferred to stick to ASIO.

I’ve tried updating the driver(s) to my audio interface (Roland Quad-Capture), but that comes back saying it’s running the latest. I’ve checked the Roland website and found I am. I wasn’t running the latest version of REAPER, so downloaded that but still getting it.

While Googling I saw something about going to the computer’s Device Manager and locating Universal ASIO Driver, then making sure that’s up to date; but I can’t find that anywhere in my Device Manager.

Other than that I feel I’ve exhausted all options, so any help anyone can offer would be greatly appreciated!

«Universal ASIO Driver?» I don’t believe there is any such thing. It’s certainly not something that would ever show up in device manager because drivers tend to be specific to hardware, and device manager is a list of hardware components, not drivers (though it can tell you which drivers they are using).

The closest thing to that I think would ASIO4All, which is a hack intended for devices that don’t actually support ASIO, and also won’t show up in device manager.

Usually the problem you describe is hardware related. It could mean your cable is bad or the port it’s plugged into, or even the audio device itself.

Can you try your Roland on another computer? You just need to troubleshoot and rule out every part of the chain.

You could also try uninstalling your device driver and reinstalling it (with a reboot in between). Something may have become corrupted there.

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There was an error opening the audio hardware error initializing asio buffers reaper

Hello I’m using the edirol UA25ex on windows 7 with Reaper. Everything used to be perfect but suddenly the UA 25ex can’t be detected on Reaper. It works outside of Reaper, for example I can hear music with window media player through the UA25ex but when i launch Reaper it says «There was an error opening the audio hardware: Error initializing ASIO driver».
I used to choose «ASIO» in audio system of preference > device
and in Asio driver > «UA-25ex» but now I can’t select the inputs or the outputs, it’s a blank.

I’ve made a test by using reaper on another computer with Windows 10 but it’s exactly the same problem.
I’ve made another test with the software Mulab. When I choose «MME audio output» in audio driver type and «Edirol 25ex» in audio driver name it works. But when I choose audio driver type > «Asio» it says «the audio engine is not working» So it seems to be a problem with Asio.
I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled Asio4all but nothing changes.

But in Reaper there is not the driver MME, Asio seems the only one which works with my Edirol. I don’t understand all this stuff of Asio, MME, can someone help me? I was about to finish a big recording and I don’t want to lose everything!

Thank you so much for your help !

If you are running 64-bit REAPER make sure you’ve got the 64-bit ASIO drivers from Roland.

I’ve made a test with audacity, it’s the same,

Audacity doesn’t support ASIO (except there is a way to compile it yourself with ASIO support).

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ASIO4ALL isn’t true ASIO. It works with your existing Windows drivers on the hardware-side to make non-ASIO hardware work with ASIO applications. So for example, you can use an ASIO application with a regular-cheap soundcard.

ASIO4ALL shouldn’t be necessary with REAPER since REAPER works with regular Windows drivers or ASIO drivers. (There may be special cases where ASIO4ALL works better then the regular Windows drivers alone.)

ASIO doesn’t work the other way around. It won’t work if you have a regular Windows application (like Audacity) and ASIO hardware/drivers.

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There was an error opening the audio hardware error initializing asio buffers reaper

I am having some issues trying to make my ASIO driver talk to Reaper. The specs I have are a Midas M32 board with a Klark Teknik DN32-USB Driver and the newest version of Reaper running 64 bit Windows 10 system. The computer is more than capable for running the program. I was running the same setup on an identical computer with no problems. The difference on the newer computer is a newer version of Reaper. Any thoughts? I am new to Reaper so any input would be helpful. The error I am receiving says «There was an error opening the audio hardware: Error initializing ASIO buffers.»

Do you have any other audio applications running in the background which might already be using the ASIO driver?

And have you already checked or tried to reselect the settings under Preferences > Audio > Device?
More info in the User Guide — chapter 1.12 (Setting up for Audio): https://www.reaper.fm/userguide.php

Otherwise can you attach a screenshot of your current Audio > Device settings?: https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=140670

The only thing that we are running on this specific computer is Reaper. We have this computer to have one solely devoted to the recording system. The computer was completely wiped prior to us using it.

Here are some screen shots of the settings and error.

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There was an error opening the audio hardware error initializing asio buffers reaper

What audio interface do you have?

Is the audio interface you use for reaper also the default windows audio device (the one sound from your other apps goes through)?

Are there any other programs running at all?

These sorts of problems are almost never the fault of reaper.

And, friendly tip, spamming the forum with multiple threads about the same thing because you’re pissed off isn’t the best way to get help.

Just shelled out $60 bucks for this. Wow. i got ripped off. Reaper you suck.

firstly, there is no difference between the paid version and the trial. they are exactly the same except with a lic. you don’t get the nag screen and wait time.

so as others have been telling you, there IS some problem with your system, likely in the area of your audio drivers or audio device.

stop and think for moment: thousands of other users have no such problems. so we can help you sort it out IF you provide more complete info about your computer system.

Without trying to make this about you.

Let’s not go right to «We Need To Assemble An Acme Kit. » I absolutely understand being frustrated when this sort of thing happens, but you almost always have to set that frustration aside to wind up at where you want to go.

While I’d agree that you giving us a really, really, really detailed breakdown of hardware/computer brand/OS is the correct place to start, we can probably try to rule out «Reaper Is Broke. » before even getting to any of that.

First, take your interface out of the equation completely. Just start up Reaper, and change the audio setting to one that will use the computer’s default audio card.

If you can get that changed and Reaper to open without issues, move on to the next step.

Take an .mp3/.flac/.wav file of some type, and insert it into a new project.

— Will it play?
— If it will play, can you hear it?
— If you can, can you successfully save that work?

If you can get to that point, the odds that it is actually an issue with Reaper is right around «Zero».

Anyway, that is where I would start personally.

Good luck, and let us know about that «Here’s What I Have. » question.

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There was an error opening the audio hardware error initializing asio buffers reaper

There was an error in opening the audio hardware
Error initializing ASIO buffers

This error message keeps coming up. I have no idea what to do. The music I have work on turned out like I wanted. But now when I try to play it or edit through Reaper,it sounds real bad no bass, hollow? not all there, not what is on the CD. I have reinstalled my Tascam 2×2. I still have Audacity on my computer and it seems to work fine.
If some one could help me, so I can get on with this project.

thanks for any help

I did upgrade a few days ago but this was going on before. Main reason for was to see if that would help and it didn’t. I also uninstalled and reinstall the Tascam and downloaded the new drivers.

I think the interface is working.

When I click on Audio devices (on the error message )it takes me to Audio device setting screen. Everything looks correct.

This error message keeps coming up. I have no idea what to do. The music I have work on turned out like I wanted. But now when I try to play it or edit through Reaper,it sounds real bad no bass, hollow? not all there, not what is on the CD.

That sounds like a «vocal removal» effect, where the «center channel» is removed. That can happen with the wrong adapters when connecting between balanced (3-wire) and unbalanced (2-wire) connections.

I don’t think this is an ASIO/driver problem. But, for what you’re doing you shouldn’t need low-latency so you should be able to use the regular Windows drivers (instead of ASIO), so you can at least try the regular drivers.

I have reinstalled my Tascam 2×2.

Since you mentioned a CD, I assume you ripped the CD and you’re using the TASCAM for playback/monitoring, not for recording? If that’s the case, try a mono recording. If the left & right are being subtracted (the vocal removal effect) a true mono file that plays the same sounds through both sides will give you silence (or near silence).

If it’s a wiring issue with the TASCAM, your regular soundcard should work OK.

I still have Audacity on my computer and it seems to work fine.
If some one could help me, so I can get on with this project.

I had a exact problem with Tascam 2×2 few days ago, remedied by using windows system restore and reverting windows to the state from couple days back — driver reinstallation didn’t work.

Not quite sure how it was broken in my case — I suspect I messed things up by temporarily enabling onboard soundchip (I wanted to check something) and something crapped out in windows. Anyways — system restore thing worked.

I will try to use the windows driver.

When I lose sound quality is playing back the wave file on Reaper to edit or listen.I can play the wav. file on Window media player

I did record using audacity can’t remember if I changed drives.

This started months back so I don’t know about the system restore. I got frustrated and walked away for awhile.

Thank you for your help guys, I wasn’t expecting much help, what a good surprise.

Let me explain a little better since I have your attention.

We recorded 11 songs on a BOSS 1600 CD recorder then exported them to Audacity . Audacity was not what we wanted so I purchased Reaper and Edited those 11 songs. Made a WAV. copy and a mp3 copy. Everything is good right? After making the CDs some band members wanted to make changes, that’s when(the best I can tell) the issue started.

Currently I can play any music I want everything running through Tascam. When I play guitar, plug directly into Tascam and Reaper using a few effects the sound is there. I have not tried to render down to WAV. or mp3 but the sound is good.

The music we are recording is all live studio Blues country and a little garage band Neil Young style.

More work tonight I gotta get this fixed we have a recording schedule in 2 weeks. I have thought about uninstalling and reinstalling Reaper but I don’t know what kind of problem that may cause. The way this happened it seems like it is human error could I have unknowingly changed a setting? Are there any other settings I need to check before we go further?

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