You have a real knack for explaining things. As a Reaper user, I've used envelopes a little, but I've always wanted to do some of the exact things you taught here. Really enjoyed your lesson. Thanks for taking the time.
Man, you´re a terrific teacher. Thanks to you, I´m coming to look at Reaper as a world of possibilities and not a bunch of hostile knobs, windows and hours lost in confusion.
Many thanks man. I've been looking for some more in depth tutorials on Reaper that are actually real world useful, and this is by far one of the best I've discovered. Off to experiment..haha. Have a good weekend.
Thank you so much for this. I've been using the UX2 + POD Farm + Reaper combo for a while now, but I never knew you could control the POD Farm effects through Reaper. I'm gonna be playing with wah envelopes all night :)
This is mainly used for post-performance mixing and such, but you could probably do it in a live setting. You would need to set up all of your effects and envelopes in advance, and then arm that track for recording. Then turn on the recording monitoring for the track. This would mean that you'd hear what you were playing through the armed track. When you hit play, it would change the effects in real time. However, I can't think of any way this wouldn't cause massive lag.
hey thanks for the tutorials really helpful.. was wondering how to get my delay throws automated at the end of maybe let's say a rap verse.. I did some automation but they were not cutting thru the mix well... thanks tho
Hello my question is not about the video but I have a "problem" who is annoying. The problem is: wen I add a new track the automation-envelope parameter are automatically displaying and it take place and make the session incomprehensible. I do not use so mutch the automation so have then display on my screen all long off the project is verry painfull. Hide all the envelope panel track per track is just too long and I want deactivate this option. That makes a moment tan I search what parameter is the source of the problem but I can't found'it. Thanks for help
Always wondering how it's possible to explain something for 22 minutes, while you could do it within let's say one minute? Anyway, thank you :), you helped me!
Do you know a way to turn fx on and off so they are not using cpu resources when they are bypassed? I've noticed using this method you have to have the fx on.
+Michael Heslop I think there's an option in the Reaper Preferences that lets you set this. Also, you could "Freeze" the track, which basically makes a new versions with all the effects cooked in, and then you can "Unfreeze" it if you need to make adjustments.
LMAO as he started explaining I thought "Volume was a really stupid example, you can just use automation." It is automation. Envelopes is automation. (what other DAWs call the same feature)
You have a real knack for explaining things. As a Reaper user, I've used envelopes a little, but I've always wanted to do some of the exact things you taught here. Really enjoyed your lesson. Thanks for taking the time.
So well explained without any unnecessary chatter. Really professional video.
Man, you´re a terrific teacher. Thanks to you, I´m coming to look at Reaper as a world of possibilities and not a bunch of hostile knobs, windows and hours lost in confusion.
VERY good tutorial, my comprehension of what can be done with Reaper envelopes just went up at least 100%.
This is one of the best Reaper tutorials I've watched. Gotta check out the rest of your vids!
Many thanks man. I've been looking for some more in depth tutorials on Reaper that are actually real world useful, and this is by far one of the best I've discovered. Off to experiment..haha. Have a good weekend.
This tutorial has everything i wanted to know and more, delivered in a crystal clear way. Thank you so much for making this video!
Thank you so much for this. I've been using the UX2 + POD Farm + Reaper combo for a while now, but I never knew you could control the POD Farm effects through Reaper. I'm gonna be playing with wah envelopes all night :)
Dude, thanks. Answered exactly what I was looking for and expanded on it.
I'm glad to hear it helped! Thanks for watching.
very very helpful. exactly what I was looking for.
Useful video, very comprehensive. I learnt a few things I didn't know.
great vid man, tons of useful info about envelopes right here!
Glad it was helpful!
You Just made my mixing process easier (was desperately looking for a way to assign reaeq to an envelope)gg ! And many thanks :)
Thank You... This is the best! never knew reaper had this function... thought just the pro tools and other main stream DAWs had it.
That's a wicked video Eric. tops
Very informative tutorial! Thank you for taking the time to make it!
thanks, good tutorial. gave me loads of new ideas to play with.
Thanks- clear and to the point!
Excellent. I'll be messing around with envelopes today!
This is mainly used for post-performance mixing and such, but you could probably do it in a live setting. You would need to set up all of your effects and envelopes in advance, and then arm that track for recording. Then turn on the recording monitoring for the track. This would mean that you'd hear what you were playing through the armed track. When you hit play, it would change the effects in real time. However, I can't think of any way this wouldn't cause massive lag.
Thank you for making this tutorial.
You're welcome! I'm hoping to have more up in a few months.
Thanks for making this video!!
thanks man, great tutorial, timeless ... !
Excelent Tutorial man! Thanks.
Great tutorial - very helpful, thanks!
Thank you sir, this was informative :)
Thank you very much for this tutorial. I've learned a lot.
hey thanks for the tutorials really helpful.. was wondering how to get my delay throws automated at the end of maybe let's say a rap verse.. I did some automation but they were not cutting thru the mix well... thanks tho
Great video
Excellent tutorial! Thanx!
Thank you man, this was awesome, it helped me a lot.
tip top...awesome...thank you!!! helped a lot!!!!
Hello my question is not about the video but I have a "problem" who is annoying. The problem is: wen I add a new track the automation-envelope parameter are automatically displaying and it take place and make the session incomprehensible. I do not use so mutch the automation so have then display on my screen all long off the project is verry painfull. Hide all the envelope panel track per track is just too long and I want deactivate this option.
That makes a moment tan I search what parameter is the source of the problem but I can't found'it.
Thanks for help
Good tutorial!
Really thanks for tutorial, love it!
What theme are you using in Reaper?
Really helpful! Cheers!
Always wondering how it's possible to explain something for 22 minutes, while you could do it within let's say one minute? Anyway, thank you :), you helped me!
Just trying to be thorough. :-) But yeah, this could have been trimmed down. Nothing like looking back on a video six years after making it!
Do you know a way to turn fx on and off so they are not using cpu resources when they are bypassed? I've noticed using this method you have to have the fx on.
+Michael Heslop I think there's an option in the Reaper Preferences that lets you set this. Also, you could "Freeze" the track, which basically makes a new versions with all the effects cooked in, and then you can "Unfreeze" it if you need to make adjustments.
i cant get my envelope to show on the screen, even when i click..show all envelopes?
Thanks man!
Nice video thanks
Thanks for the info!
Reaper i run the 64 bit version
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big thank for this fucking helpful video tutorial! Pls make more tutorials for reaper
Thanks heaps mate :-)
0:38 thought it was don’t fear the reaper at first lol
great
Thanks
LMAO as he started explaining I thought "Volume was a really stupid example, you can just use automation." It is automation. Envelopes is automation. (what other DAWs call the same feature)
Honestly, I don't remember! I could never remember what to set it to, so I renamed it something I wouldn't forget. OOPS.
Thank you very much! Very helpful :)