I just wanted to take a minute and thank you for all the work you've done explaining Reaper. You're videos are the gold standard in Reaper tutorials. Well done !
His videos are very helpful. It’s just really hard for me to watch his videos because of his cadence when he speaks. It’s like 3 words…2 words….4 words….3 words…2 words…2 words…4 words. It’s just hard to listen to someone have that many pauses in their speech. I wish it wasn’t so bothersome to me because he does have a lot of helpful videos
Kenny's thoughtful and deliberate way of presenting information is one of the keys to his success as a presenter and a teacher. He is the number one go-to for learning about Reaper. Much appreciation Kenny.
Definitely an A+ in terms of content. The disjointed pausing every 2-3 words makes it extremely difficult to stay engaged though, and I see I'm not the only one to think that.
Despite of using Reaper for many many years now, I watched the video just because of Kenny explaining in such an excellent manner. 😀 Thanks Kenny for your all your effort and work!
@@TreyMotes It's absolutely. Insufferabe nobody. Talks like. That and it's making. Me nauseous. I hate how. TH-cam. Keeps recommending me. This channel.
Kenny is well liked, it seems, by the Reaper community but my god the pause every two words just kills me. I'd love to learn Reaper from him given the praise he gets but I simply can't listen to his voice without wanting to jam screwdrivers in my ears. Oh, well.
Anyone new to reaper? Kenny is your guy! Seriously, I have been using reaper over 10 years and, even though he doesn't know it, Kenny is always my go to guy when I want to learn how to do something new. Clear , accurate and always helpful. :)
I too want to thank Kenny Gioia and all contributors to Reaper. Bought my license. I (kind of) used Cakewalk Sonar more than anything as a hobby but probably jumped ship recently, finding Reaper very intuitive, drawing from my past, while very powerful for my future. I love the community involvement and Reaper's embracing of it.
As usual Kenny. A fabulous well explained video to the best DAW out there. I have learned so much from your videos and have hopefully jumped on your enthusiasm bandwagon to encourage more musicians to get their music out there. Thanks so much 😊
Been subbed for years. "First MIDI Song in Reaper" was my diving off point as a newb 6 years ago. That playlist should be the first stop for anyone new to DAWs. I look forward to exploring Reaper 7 with you Kenny. Thanks so much for everything.
I've hardly touched my Cubase since getting Reaper. So glad I'm able to go back to older versions because a couple of my third party plugins were not working in version 7.8. I learned recording on analog equipment at college in 1979, but didn't stick with it because I always preferred performing. Been with Reaper for a few years and still learning as I go, but I've gotten so much further than I did with Cubase. Love your tutorials!
I don’t use reaper much anymore but when i did.. whenever i was stuck i would always search for a Kenny video as they were the easiest to understand and follow.. amazing teacher. #WWKD
It's great that you go through this with a refresh with every major Reaper release. I have no hesitation in directing people to your videos when they're starting out their music production journey. Even though I'm an experienced producer and Reaper user, I sat through the video anyway, just because I find it all so calming and reassuring! Ha ha! It's like therapy! Thanks, as ever, for all your efforts.
Just wanted to join in with all the positive comments here. Reaper is truly gold plus standard but made even better by your tutorials! Thanks for all the hard work Kenny, you’re a fantastic teacher.
The video tutorials kenny does ate not only informative but addictive. I can watch them for hrs learning stuff that blows me away , so much fun! Thx Kenny
Thank you so much. I have been trying to get my transport buttons to work on my Arturia midi keyboard and your explanation on reaper 7 just solved that for me. Many thanks
Great video! I totally agree regarding the right-click - yes, it's one beast of a context menu, but it has what you need! I remember trying FL Studio before I found Reaper - I was completely "lost in space" with that software..!
reaper needs dedication.a person needs to take time to read the manual.wish the can make an audio book.i read the reaper 3 manual and now i dont know half of the things in reaper
Reaper is for those who wish to shape a DAW to their workflow after graduating from other DAWs minus their limitations. It is ever evolving based on your choices of customizations. I can't name one DAW like it. Studio One is 2nd to it in the customization aspect.
@@MS-1Except it's S1's horrible GUI and "you can resize these panels" workflow. I'm cancelling my S1+ subscription which is expiring on 3rd of February just because the UI never inspires me. Found a new home base at Bitwig not as versatile or feature rich. But it has its beauty. And it's a very inspiring experience.
actually Reaper was the first DAW that I've managed to start using for recording and mixing. with FL Studio I had less luck. Intuitive comprehensiveness may vary from user to user
I've been looking at Reaper for a few years and I've been waiting for a good time to make my purchase. I currently use Studio One, but I don't want to have to keep upgrading my OSX to get all the latest features.
I switched to Reaper from Pro Tools 3 years ago. I love Reaper, and Kenny is the man in Reaper. The best videos by a mile, his knowledge is quite amazing. Reaper is far more stable than Pro Tools, and installation is straight forward, no iLok thank God. I just invested in SSL UF8 , UC1, UF1 SSL12 hardware consoles, and after trying so hard to use that incredibly powerful console digital and analogue system, they didn't integrate enough with Reaper, so it's not very useful, and the workflow is seriously laggy and full of dead buttons and dials that do nothing and cannot be programmed. Defeats the purpose of having the hardware. As an experiment, I reinstalled ProTools and connected SSL gear. The integrations are worlds apart and although in the box, I prefer Reaper, but with the lack of hardware integration by manufacturers like SSL not taking Reaper seriously enough, I have to go back to Pro Tools.
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Not sure this works with SSL hardware but have you tried to use Mackie MCU protocol or one of the existing extensions (CSI, Drivenbymoss...) that work with controllers and allow to customize them ?
@Tokolele I did a lot of reading on that as I didn't want to go back to Pro Tools at all. It ended up being a rabbit hole with few real world fixes, and honestly took too much time away from actually making music. I'm hoping SSL does more with Reaper so I can back to it, I miss it. But right now, the gap is way too large with the lack of hardware integration with SSL. Thanks for suggesting it though
On Sweetwater's site I see a review that says the UF1 "works very well with my UC1, UF8, Bus+, Fusion, Big Six and SSL12. They work quite happily together - *and with Reaper* ". Maybe you shouldn't give up. :)
I like your unagitated, orderly way of explaining things, combined with clear, simple on-screen presentation. It's such a nice change from the regular "wow, boom, explosion, red arrow here :OOOO, fact 2 will shock you" youtube crap that is so popular today and brings the clicks. Your viewer numbers show that there is another way of doing things if you focus on the actual topic and simply produce great content with information that actually helps and corresponds to the video title without being clickbait. I tip my hat to you, Sir. Greetings and best wishes from Germany.
I'm curious to know why you left Logic fro Reaper. Does Reaper have anything remotely like (or as useful and awesome as) Logic's Drummer feature? Does Reaper handle MIDI recording and piano roll functionality better than Logic Pro X?
Hello Mr Kenny you did a video showing how to re record a bad spot in a track , showed 3 short recordings in one track but....now can't find video or remember what you said to do if anyone knows which one. Thank you very much. My husband and I appreciate all your videos , they help so much
Why is it that I have to manually go to Insert Media File to get audio files onto tracks? If I try dragging and dropping an mp3 I get the red circle, it won't let me... is it just a thing with mp3?
I was using Cakewalk 9.0 for many years so I'm wondering if there are was to open Reaper with it acting pretty much like Cakewalk 9.0, which would be incredible? BUT, just the fact that I can go through Reaper and change everything to the way I was working in Cakewalk is really GREAT to know.
New to the channel, new to Reaper. How do you "turn knobs" in the DAW? Yes, I am technologically challenged. TIA. AND, THANK YOU for the tutorial vids.
Thanks for the great videos. Ive always wondered if Reaper is capable of doing something that Rapsody can do; after recording my drums i can apply a mixing filter template thingy that works pretty good. I dont have the skill, or the time required to edit each of my drums after i record. I just want to record and be done. Doesnt have to be perfect. Please help. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so much for your excellent Reaper videos. Is there some way of saving mixer fader positions with a project so that you don't have to readjust them on reloading the project? Mine always fall below where they were when I was working on the project. Seems a strange omission by Cockos. Likewise, playback after recording always changes the fader position. Is there anything you can do to influence Cockos to address this shortcoming in Reaper?
I did make the purchase for Reaper. My question is how do I setup Reaper to have the same shortcuts as Studio One? I thought I read somewherethat it was possible for Reaper to mimic the shortcuts of another DAW. I could be wrong, but I thought I read that. Thanks Kenny, I'm now digging into your videos.
Be aware, I was under the impression that when I bought a liecence, it was for the full product for life, but no they have now said I ve got to pay for this upgrade.
Total rip off ! I am also completely disappointed at this cash grab. You have to pay full price for the update as well, its not even discounted if you already have a "lifetime license".
Nice video, a new follower here. Just a little question, I currently have version 6 with my own configuration in terms of commands, themes and extensions, if I install Reaper 7, does this settings goes back to defaults?
I’d never use Reaper if not for you. Not only you’re learning how to use probably the most powerful daw (and showing it’s usability which is sometimes difficult and counterintuitive), but mixing as well. Thanks
I am having a weird issue where when I press play to hear back my audio track. The midi and metronome sound immediately but the first bar is silent on the audio track no matter where I move it
I have a question. When in moving items left or right it don't let me do it freely it always drop to the closest bar. What I need to do to move it freely? And thanks. I'm a fan of you Chanel.
Can I really customise Reaper to behave like Studio One? For example, can I have one drum track with all the drum midi on that track (and no sub folders, etc) and then have all the outs in the mixer?
Yes. You can do practically anything you want in Reaper. And just incase if a functionality from other DAWs don't exist in Reaper by default, there's a good chance someone has made a script for it.
@@rano12321 OK - so how do I do the above? I already tried before and was not able to do it. Which brings me on to another point: you have to bury your nose in the manual - not cool.
just stay on studio one... i tried so many times to switch from S1 to reaper and every time i find (especially midi editing) so unintuitive to work... plus same stems exported flat on both daws seem to sound way better on S1. more round and natural.@@tonyrapa-tonyrapa
How can I bypass the first slot plugins on multiple tracks simultaneously in Reaper? Specifically, I am working with ten tracks, and each one has a unique saturation plugin in the first slot. I need to bypass all these first-slot plugins in one action, regardless of their brand or type. Furthermore, it's crucial that this action only affects the first slot plugins, even if the same plugin type appears in a different slot in the FX chain on these tracks. Is there a method in Reaper to selectively bypass only the first slot plugins across multiple tracks without affecting other instances of the same plugins in different slots?
I just installed some plugins to Reaper and I have a synthisizer connected to my pc via focusrite. The synth bypasses all FXs and I can just hear my Piano sound in reaper instead of other FXs. Can anyone help?
never got reaper too work...i think if streamers did it with the stock screen it would maybe helped i got my software load midi keyboard set up but never got reaper too record anything unlike protools/cubebase my feeling are if its free its a pain too work with except audicity that software works ..anyone hit me up if you waste a ton of time with reaper with no results
In my opinion, Reaper has missed by a mile the biggest advantage of its infinitely programmable interface by offering the program as a clean sheet project for its users. I’ve always felt it should be offered in pre-programmed modules with the ability to be infinitely customized rather than an infinite toolbox that does nothing at all. The modules should be fully capable of operations users will need, such as DAW operations of record, playback, and edit. Most potential users I know are blocked by this ‘unfinished’ feel of the software. The biggest offender becomes obvious when scrolling through a few of the menus. Rather than seeing some reasonable quantity of pertinent actions, they are confronted with endless lists of micro choices and settings that accomplish nothing toward the goal of operation as a DAW. An analogy is the difference between a dictionary and a thesaurus. Offering fully functioning modules with the ability to be highly customized as needed is in my opinion the goal of Reaper. At this, the program falls flat on its face.
For the love of God, why does he talk like that? It's absolutely. Insufferabe nobody. Talks like. That and it's making. Me nauseous. I hate how. TH-cam. Keeps recommending me. This channel. Sweet Moog.
Muchas gracias por éstos formidables videos ❤. Saludos desde México.
I just wanted to take a minute and thank you for all the work you've done explaining Reaper. You're videos are the gold standard in Reaper tutorials. Well done !
His videos are very helpful. It’s just really hard for me to watch his videos because of his cadence when he speaks. It’s like 3 words…2 words….4 words….3 words…2 words…2 words…4 words. It’s just hard to listen to someone have that many pauses in their speech. I wish it wasn’t so bothersome to me because he does have a lot of helpful videos
@@KGTv123 My personal view is that it helps me keep up with what he's showing in the video.
I have been using Reaper professionally for 8 years. I use the default settings! Ha! Love it just the way it is.
Kenny's thoughtful and deliberate way of presenting information is one of the keys to his success as a presenter and a teacher. He is the number one go-to for learning about Reaper. Much appreciation Kenny.
Definitely an A+ in terms of content. The disjointed pausing every 2-3 words makes it extremely difficult to stay engaged though, and I see I'm not the only one to think that.
Despite of using Reaper for many many years now, I watched the video just because of Kenny explaining in such an excellent manner. 😀 Thanks Kenny for your all your effort and work!
Kenny's work is trully a gift for all the Reaper community 🙏🏼❤️
Kenny freaks me right out. The way he paces his sentences is truly original.
It's pretty annoying, not gonna lie.
@@TreyMotes It's unique and pulls me in. I love it.
that is because he is not a real person, he is Reaper AI voice. A meta Reaper which explains itself.
@@TreyMotes It's absolutely. Insufferabe nobody. Talks like. That and it's making. Me nauseous. I hate how. TH-cam. Keeps recommending me. This channel.
Kenny is well liked, it seems, by the Reaper community but my god the pause every two words just kills me. I'd love to learn Reaper from him given the praise he gets but I simply can't listen to his voice without wanting to jam screwdrivers in my ears. Oh, well.
Anyone new to reaper? Kenny is your guy!
Seriously, I have been using reaper over 10 years and, even though he doesn't know it, Kenny is always my go to guy when I want to learn how to do something new. Clear , accurate and always helpful.
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I too want to thank Kenny Gioia and all contributors to Reaper. Bought my license. I (kind of) used Cakewalk Sonar more than anything as a hobby but probably jumped ship recently, finding Reaper very intuitive, drawing from my past, while very powerful for my future. I love the community involvement and Reaper's embracing of it.
Amazing stuff Kenny. We definitely need a first midi song or first beat in Reaper tutorial playlist with Reaper 7 as well.
Reaper King! Can’t wait to dig into this.
As usual Kenny. A fabulous well explained video to the best DAW out there. I have learned so much from your videos and have hopefully jumped on your enthusiasm bandwagon to encourage more musicians to get their music out there. Thanks so much 😊
brilliant pacing and clarity. thanks
So very refreshing. Thank you. It is good to go back to basics and remember things that I missed.
What a teaching ability !
Reaper is the best. Thanks for another awesome post dude.
Thanks for these videos, coming from Ableton, so there is a bit of learning curve.
Been subbed for years. "First MIDI Song in Reaper" was my diving off point as a newb 6 years ago. That playlist should be the first stop for anyone new to DAWs. I look forward to exploring Reaper 7 with you Kenny. Thanks so much for everything.
Your videos are my resource for all-things-Reaper. THANK YOU for the work you've put into these videos!
I've hardly touched my Cubase since getting Reaper. So glad I'm able to go back to older versions because a couple of my third party plugins were not working in version 7.8. I learned recording on analog equipment at college in 1979, but didn't stick with it because I always preferred performing. Been with Reaper for a few years and still learning as I go, but I've gotten so much further than I did with Cubase. Love your tutorials!
Thanks, dear Kenny. I have already watched This is Reaper 6, am gonna love this series.
I don’t use reaper much anymore but when i did.. whenever i was stuck i would always search for a Kenny video as they were the easiest to understand and follow.. amazing teacher.
#WWKD
It's great that you go through this with a refresh with every major Reaper release. I have no hesitation in directing people to your videos when they're starting out their music production journey. Even though I'm an experienced producer and Reaper user, I sat through the video anyway, just because I find it all so calming and reassuring! Ha ha! It's like therapy! Thanks, as ever, for all your efforts.
Thank you Kenny!
Your videos were my first port of call when I downloaded Reaper 7 Kenny. Great work as always!
Thank you for all of these videos. You have been incredibly helpful in my switch to Reaper 🙏
Just wanted to join in with all the positive comments here. Reaper is truly gold plus standard but made even better by your tutorials! Thanks for all the hard work Kenny, you’re a fantastic teacher.
Brilliant overview... Kenny, these videos get better and better.. Thank you so much 🙏 ❤
The video tutorials kenny does ate not only informative but addictive. I can watch them for hrs learning stuff that blows me away , so much fun! Thx Kenny
Cool!! Thanks for your clear explanations and tutorials. 4 years on Reaper now!
Fab, as always, thanks KG
You have explained Reaper so clearly Kenny, thanks so much
Como siempre excelentes tus videos Kenny!! Saludos desde Argentina
Great job as usual Kenny!
this was so well done! thank you !
Great content as always!!!
Oh Mr. Gioia, you bring much Gioia to my life! Best tutorials out there by far!
Thank you so much. I have been trying to get my transport buttons to work on my Arturia midi keyboard and your explanation on reaper 7 just solved that for me. Many thanks
Thank you so much! im looking forward to using REAPER!!!!
Well said by another viewer - gold standard video help with anything REAPER thank you!
Just great - thank You so much. In 15 min You cover all the basic questions one have in mind when wanting to start in Reaper 👍🏼
Yesssss 🤘
excellent idea.
Merci super bon produit.
Im excited to start learning more about this DAW. Thanks Kenny!
Thank you
Very well done, thanks for helping out!
Awesome video!
Time to relearn and start using Reaper again. Thanks Kenny!!!
Great video! I totally agree regarding the right-click - yes, it's one beast of a context menu, but it has what you need! I remember trying FL Studio before I found Reaper - I was completely "lost in space" with that software..!
Thnx Kenny 👍🏼🎼💙
Thanks Kenny! A little revision doesn't hurt. I don't miss any videos 😉
wow! Thank you. You made amazing job
HELL YEAH LET'S GO
Love Reaper
reaper needs dedication.a person needs to take time to read the manual.wish the can make an audio book.i read the reaper 3 manual and now i dont know half of the things in reaper
Bitwig
Reaper is for those who wish to shape a DAW to their workflow after graduating from other DAWs minus their limitations. It is ever evolving based on your choices of customizations. I can't name one DAW like it. Studio One is 2nd to it in the customization aspect.
@@MS-1Except it's S1's horrible GUI and "you can resize these panels" workflow. I'm cancelling my S1+ subscription which is expiring on 3rd of February just because the UI never inspires me. Found a new home base at Bitwig not as versatile or feature rich. But it has its beauty. And it's a very inspiring experience.
actually Reaper was the first DAW that I've managed to start using for recording and mixing. with FL Studio I had less luck. Intuitive comprehensiveness may vary from user to user
@@trollingisasport not good for recording and mixing
beautiful introductory video, Kenny!
Very Nice Video
Love your vids
repetition is the mother of skill
I've been looking at Reaper for a few years and I've been waiting for a good time to make my purchase. I currently use Studio One, but I don't want to have to keep upgrading my OSX to get all the latest features.
I switched to Reaper from Pro Tools 3 years ago. I love Reaper, and Kenny is the man in Reaper. The best videos by a mile, his knowledge is quite amazing.
Reaper is far more stable than Pro Tools, and installation is straight forward, no iLok thank God.
I just invested in SSL UF8 , UC1, UF1 SSL12 hardware consoles, and after trying so hard to use that incredibly powerful console digital and analogue system, they didn't integrate enough with Reaper, so it's not very useful, and the workflow is seriously laggy and full of dead buttons and dials that do nothing and cannot be programmed. Defeats the purpose of having the hardware.
As an experiment, I reinstalled ProTools and connected SSL gear. The integrations are worlds apart and although in the box, I prefer Reaper, but with the lack of hardware integration by manufacturers like SSL not taking Reaper seriously enough, I have to go back to Pro Tools.
Not sure this works with SSL hardware but have you tried to use Mackie MCU protocol or one of the existing extensions (CSI, Drivenbymoss...) that work with controllers and allow to customize them ?
@Tokolele I did a lot of reading on that as I didn't want to go back to Pro Tools at all. It ended up being a rabbit hole with few real world fixes, and honestly took too much time away from actually making music.
I'm hoping SSL does more with Reaper so I can back to it, I miss it. But right now, the gap is way too large with the lack of hardware integration with SSL. Thanks for suggesting it though
On Sweetwater's site I see a review that says the UF1 "works very well with my UC1, UF8, Bus+, Fusion, Big Six and SSL12. They work quite happily together - *and with Reaper* ". Maybe you shouldn't give up. :)
I like your unagitated, orderly way of explaining things, combined with clear, simple on-screen presentation. It's such a nice change from the regular "wow, boom, explosion, red arrow here :OOOO, fact 2 will shock you" youtube crap that is so popular today and brings the clicks. Your viewer numbers show that there is another way of doing things if you focus on the actual topic and simply produce great content with information that actually helps and corresponds to the video title without being clickbait. I tip my hat to you, Sir. Greetings and best wishes from Germany.
Your work is truly remarkable. Just switched from Logic, and you made it a breeze
I'm curious to know why you left Logic fro Reaper. Does Reaper have anything remotely like (or as useful and awesome as) Logic's Drummer feature? Does Reaper handle MIDI recording and piano roll functionality better than Logic Pro X?
Hi Very Nice Cideo
Hello Mr Kenny you did a video showing how to re record a bad spot in a track , showed 3 short recordings in one track but....now can't find video or remember what you said to do if anyone knows which one. Thank you very much. My husband and I appreciate all your videos , they help so much
Hello Kenny… thank you so much for the reaper and your great tutorials … kindly do some tutorial for surround sound 🙏🏻
Play it at 1.25x sounds more naturally paced
Thanks Kenny
Why is it that I have to manually go to Insert Media File to get audio files onto tracks? If I try dragging and dropping an mp3 I get the red circle, it won't let me... is it just a thing with mp3?
Well done Kenny. See you in the forums.
I was using Cakewalk 9.0 for many years so I'm wondering if there are was to open Reaper with it acting pretty much like Cakewalk 9.0, which would be incredible? BUT, just the fact that I can go through Reaper and change everything to the way I was working in Cakewalk is really GREAT to know.
holding shift while trimming gets rid of the need to hit the snap button :)
New to the channel, new to Reaper. How do you "turn knobs" in the DAW? Yes, I am technologically challenged. TIA.
AND, THANK YOU for the tutorial vids.
Thanks for the great videos. Ive always wondered if Reaper is capable of doing something that Rapsody can do; after recording my drums i can apply a mixing filter template thingy that works pretty good. I dont have the skill, or the time required to edit each of my drums after i record. I just want to record and be done. Doesnt have to be perfect. Please help. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so much for your excellent Reaper videos. Is there some way of saving mixer fader positions with a project so that you don't have to readjust them on reloading the project? Mine always fall below where they were when I was working on the project. Seems a strange omission by Cockos. Likewise, playback after recording always changes the fader position. Is there anything you can do to influence Cockos to address this shortcoming in Reaper?
I did make the purchase for Reaper. My question is how do I setup Reaper to have the same shortcuts as Studio One? I thought I read somewherethat it was possible for Reaper to mimic the shortcuts of another DAW. I could be wrong, but I thought I read that. Thanks Kenny, I'm now digging into your videos.
Be aware, I was under the impression that when I bought a liecence, it was for the full product for life, but no they have now said I ve got to pay for this upgrade.
Total rip off ! I am also completely disappointed at this cash grab. You have to pay full price for the update as well, its not even discounted if you already have a "lifetime license".
Nice video, a new follower here. Just a little question, I currently have version 6 with my own configuration in terms of commands, themes and extensions, if I install Reaper 7, does this settings goes back to defaults?
No. It should keep everything you have.
If steinberg screws me over with Cubase in the future the Reaper seems to be a good alternative.
I’d never use Reaper if not for you. Not only you’re learning how to use probably the most powerful daw (and showing it’s usability which is sometimes difficult and counterintuitive), but mixing as well. Thanks
I am having a weird issue where when I press play to hear back my audio track. The midi and metronome sound immediately but the first bar is silent on the audio track no matter where I move it
I have a question.
When in moving items left or right it don't let me do it freely it always drop to the closest bar. What I need to do to move it freely? And thanks. I'm a fan of you Chanel.
I never knew Christopher Walker knows Reaper
Can I really customise Reaper to behave like Studio One? For example, can I have one drum track with all the drum midi on that track (and no sub folders, etc) and then have all the outs in the mixer?
Yes
Yes. You can do practically anything you want in Reaper. And just incase if a functionality from other DAWs don't exist in Reaper by default, there's a good chance someone has made a script for it.
@@rano12321 OK - so how do I do the above? I already tried before and was not able to do it. Which brings me on to another point: you have to bury your nose in the manual - not cool.
just stay on studio one... i tried so many times to switch from S1 to reaper and every time i find (especially midi editing) so unintuitive to work... plus same stems exported flat on both daws seem to sound way better on S1. more round and natural.@@tonyrapa-tonyrapa
@@julioagnosia I couldn''t agree more about the midi editing.
How can I bypass the first slot plugins on multiple tracks simultaneously in Reaper? Specifically, I am working with ten tracks, and each one has a unique saturation plugin in the first slot. I need to bypass all these first-slot plugins in one action, regardless of their brand or type. Furthermore, it's crucial that this action only affects the first slot plugins, even if the same plugin type appears in a different slot in the FX chain on these tracks. Is there a method in Reaper to selectively bypass only the first slot plugins across multiple tracks without affecting other instances of the same plugins in different slots?
I just installed some plugins to Reaper and I have a synthisizer connected to my pc via focusrite. The synth bypasses all FXs and I can just hear my Piano sound in reaper instead of other FXs. Can anyone help?
coming from Cubase, i'm gonna see how this will adapt to my workflow... gonna take a while, i'll give myself a while
I'm still on 6.82, terrified to upgrade
You gotta pay !
I cant see
the "track control panel " in reaper 7, i dont know why
Reaper learns how to use YOU...😆
Haha I didn't know there was a razor editing tool, I've just been using "split items at marker" a bunch of times for years. Oops.
I was 100% Reaper until they started charging (full price !) for the updates. That SUUUUCKS. So much for a "lifetime license".
never got reaper too work...i think if streamers did it with the stock screen it would maybe helped i got my software load midi keyboard set up but never got reaper too record anything unlike protools/cubebase my feeling are if its free its a pain too work with except audicity that software works ..anyone hit me up if you waste a ton of time with reaper with no results
Periods. They are your friends. Use them. Also, the word you’re looking for is TO, not “too”.
I updated to Reaper 7 but my layout still looks like the old one. It looks nothing like Kenny's above. Any idea why????
maybe you need to change the theme, if i not wrong he used the "default 6.0" theme i think. sorry for my english =)
In my opinion, Reaper has missed by a mile the biggest advantage of its infinitely programmable interface by offering the program as a clean sheet project for its users. I’ve always felt it should be offered in pre-programmed modules with the ability to be infinitely customized rather than an infinite toolbox that does nothing at all. The modules should be fully capable of operations users will need, such as DAW operations of record, playback, and edit. Most potential users I know are blocked by this ‘unfinished’ feel of the software.
The biggest offender becomes obvious when scrolling through a few of the menus. Rather than seeing some reasonable quantity of pertinent actions, they are confronted with endless lists of micro choices and settings that accomplish nothing toward the goal of operation as a DAW. An analogy is the difference between a dictionary and a thesaurus. Offering fully functioning modules with the ability to be highly customized as needed is in my opinion the goal of Reaper. At this, the program falls flat on its face.
Excellent program that looks like it was made 10 years ago.
Actually 19 years ago. A lot younger than most DAWs tbh.
Hold up.. excellent work, but I have to say. You, as well as others, have proven. All DAW does the same thing.
For the love of God, why does he talk like that?
It's absolutely. Insufferabe nobody. Talks like. That and it's making. Me nauseous. I hate how. TH-cam. Keeps recommending me. This channel.
Sweet Moog.
William Shatner says, "My work here. Is... done!" lol
This is perfect. Thank you.