The things you need to check before troubleshooting are- Is your Product Registered?īefore you start your UMC404HD, you need to get it registered. Quite often, we miss out on minimal factors that cause these problems for us. Things you Can Do to Avoid Facing Problem with your UMC404HDīefore we get into troubleshooting, it’s better to deal with a few things first.What if tou Accidentally Spilled Water On your UMC404HD?.Fix For Audio Interface Related Issues for MAC.Fix For Audio Interface Related Issue for Windows.Still Not Working? Let’s Get Down to the Real Fix for your UMC404HD!.Did you Try Disabling all Other Audio Devices?.Did you Try Windows/Mac Troubleshooting Feature?.I took it back to the regular place and same problem. The other picture shows what it looks like when I left and right click on input selection after recording is armed. I then took it to the practice room and the same problem. I was out of the practice room in my regular place and hooked up the XP and 404 and got a the regular choice of inputs 1-4. I just uninstalled the UMC404 and reinstalled it and no change. I do get them on my win10 laptop with Focusrite. I don't get either of those sets of options you show in your images.
So try left/right clicking on the areas as described above, and see if it brings up a menu with the options you need. When I right-click on the "record arm" button or the track input area for a given track, it brings up a more comprehensive menu that include the options you show, but also has the section for selecting which input to use for the track (see the "full" image).
If I left-click on the the track input area for a given track (not sure what the technical Reaper term for that area is), it brings up a menu that lets me choose which input to use for the track (see the "small" image). It had no effect so it was somehow going around it.I had an mp3 on another track and I could adjust it's level with the Reaper mixer. However, another weird thing that happened was I couldn't use the mixer to adjust the level of that track. Because I was limited to only one track for recording (with those settings) I tried it. Regardless, I've never seen those selections after arming a track for recording before. I wondered if that had anything to do with it. In addition, I got the update Reaper message so I did. I haven't tried using Reaper on this laptop for quite a while but I also haven't used this interface before. When I right-click on the "record arm" button or the track input area for a given track, it brings up a more comprehensive menu that include the options you show, but also has the section for selecting which input to use for the track. If I left-click on the the track input area (not sure what the technical Reaper term for it is) for a given track, it brings up a menu that lets me choose which input to use for the track ("
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