OREMO problem.

So I got my new Logitech yesterday.
But my real problem is that I can't... use OREMO for some reason.
It's not picking up my voice at all.
But REAPER and Audacity are for some reason I don't know (and didn't bother to look into).
I've tried every combination of Audio I/O settings... Like, all of them.
But I still get nothing.
Could it be because I have both oremo 2.0-b100204 and oremo 2.0-b09125? Is it a sample rate problem?
Because like, when it's recording, it gives me a ridiculous negative number...
like -1481 or something around that area.

Could anyone please help me with this problem?

I thought you were going to use Reaper to record? If Reaper works, I'd use it. Especially if you have a new microphone and want maximum quality.

Well, the thing is...
I was planning on doing that, but it really wouldn't make a difference since the microphone in question doesn't have too high a quality for OREMO to downsize in the first place. There wouldn't be too much of a difference at all.
Also, I don't think REAPER has any type of graphical representation of pitch, and I need that since my ears cannot agree with my voice, basically... I'm deaf to how I sound. xD
The F0 spectrum thing, though, helped me determine whether or not I was in key, and I need that.
Though the whole, "you can record and REAPER and transfer and check the F0 in OREMO" does sound like a valid option, it's hardly comfortable since that would mean I'd have a lot of samples to re-do.

Ah, I see.

I'm not sure what your problem is though. Maybe exit Oremo and open it up again and see? Sometimes it would go mute on me too. Otherwise, I have no idea.

I've done this a few times and I still get nothing. Dx
I'm wondering if it's just a sample problem...

Sorry for the double-post...
But I was right.
It was a sampling error.
My speakers were set at 44800 Hz... but the WAV in OREMO is actually supposed to be 44100 Hz... >_> I just changed the speakers to 44100, and now it's working again! :3
But with that theory, couldn't I be able to possibly make the WAV thingy in OREMO go to 44800 which would increase the quality, or something?

Maybe... But that wouldn't increase the quality, I don't think. Just the frequency of the sound. So you're fine at 44100 Hz. owo