The M-Audio Delta cards also work great in Linux and don't require you to install a driver. In both Windows 7 and Win 10 I had to manually type in the number 4 for input and out channels. I used to use two Delta 2496 cards sync'd over spdif, and briefly tried using them in Windows 10 with the old Win7 drivers and they worked fine using the ASIO driver set to 64 samples. Also, for input and output channels, just type in the number 10 for both. Output Device: Multichannel (M-Audio Delta 1010LT)Īs Jax mentioned, try to use the ASIO driver. Input Device: Multichannel (M-Audio Delta 1010LT) Here is what I *think* might be the right settings: Now I need to configure it with Reaper, but I'm not at all sure what things I should set in the Reaper preferences for the sound device. Using the last Windows 7 64-bit driver, the 1010LT is working as far as Windows is concerned (i.e.
