Hello :)
as being the only poster @ the Reaper forums who has over 10k posts, I feel at least part of this is directed at me, strangely.
Interestingly enough, I've never disparaged Sonar in any way that would be considered anything but my own opinion. I'm sure they all work very, very hard to do what they do.
Lambasting @ the reaper forums? Care to actually post where? Every forum has its trolls, and its bad apples. I think some may just be very dissatisfied with Sonar in some way (why do you think they are there? The dude who wrote the Reaper manual is a former sonar user, I believe). They may have a reason for saying what they do. But since you provide no such proof at the reaper forums, I have to dismiss your claim.
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First, take a look at the program files directory:

if you haven't started reaper yet, start it for the first time. This will create the ini files you need to move.

then, you want to change some settings if you haven't already:

then, navigate to this folder:

cut this entire folder and then go to wherever your reaper folder is contained and merge the folders:

if you then go into your programfiles/reaper folder (or wherever you originally installed reaper) it should look like this:

after this, that reaper folder will work all by itself, and you can move it anywhere and everything will be self-contained. ...

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Someone asked me how to do this, so i respond:

First, make sure the one firepod you have is working fine before proceeding. If the first one isn't working properly, don't expect 2 of them to :)

lets take a look at the back of the firepod:

notice how i normally have it hooked up, with the firewire cable from the computer going into port "2" on the back of this firepod. Just seems to work better this way for me.

So put the other firepod on top of that, and here it is lined up:

notice ive plugged in another firewire cable into the first firepod, the black one. Now lets plug that into port 1 of the additional firepod:

turn the second firepod on, and you will see this happen:

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For the past 2 years + i have had two phone numbers. My vonage number for long distance, and my verizon landline phone. I also have verizon DSL. I saw some package deals verizon was running and saw it would just be cheaper and simpler to go with verizon. So i did.

so then i called vonage to ask them to cancel my service. I told them verizon would be starting on the 10th, so can i please cancel my account the 10th? They said no, they only accept realtime cancellations. So i said, ok fine, today then. I then asked what would be refunded out of the 33.02 i just paid 3 days previous. They said nothing. They do not allow pro-rated refunds of unused service. So i asked for a manager. Same answer, non-yielding. About an hour into this, i just said forget it (as im ...

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I got this question recently, so i figured i would make a step by step how to do it.

The problem is you are using the new firewire driver that comes with windows. The firepod isnt the problem per se, the problem is windows 7 isnt even seeing it.

So, we have to change a few things. I suggest uninstalling the firepod stuff so you can start clean.

Next, go to your device manager via control panel/Hardware and Sound/Device manager - if you get a UAC warning, say yes and ignore it.

in the device manager you will likely see some form of 1394 controller. Sometimes it can say "ricoh" or "texas instruments" along with it. Here's my screenshot:



click the little arrow next to it and it will expand.



mine is correct - ...
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