And I always wonder, why this isn't more common in Software-Development... They dish out so many awesome Updates in no time, and others take forever to make one disappointing messy update after the other. Not looking at anyone in particular, but I simply don't understand, how Cockos is that competent and smart.
every other company is motivated by profits and have a bunch of people that have to approve every decision. Reaper is just 2 people so they can move fast!
@@trushreitsam5802 Software development is hard and soulsucking. Big teams cost money and incur overheads (money and time). Time and time again, motivated small groups have blown the pants off computing giants. Computer history is littered with the small team out-pacing the bohemoth. Cockos can move faster, because they're not wasting time communicating/managing people and they dont have huge costs. That and Justin and Schwa are solid programmers, they know wtf they're doing.
Thanks, Jon, for your video(s)! The bypass FX feature is amazing, saving me about 10% of the CPU for my mixing template (around 70 tracks/busses). So glad I've moved to Reaper almost 1 year ago!!!
Yooo what a wtf moment, I was actually thinking about a plugin bypass feature a few months ago and how that would be the most amazing thing and now it's here. Thank you Reaper devs!
Wow, this is a really great and useful update. I can't wait to dig into CLAP as I've wanted to experiment with native plug-in creation for integration into Reaper. The bypass FX feature is going to be amazing.
Great what's new, great DAW! I didn't know Steinberg took down VST 2 (well... I don't read a lot on Audio apps unless a good blogger tells me about stuff :) ). What I found weird is that same plugin VST2 version accepts my midi keyboard program change, when the VST3 doesn't accept it, so sometimes I prefer to use the VST2 versions because I wish to scroll through presets with the midi KBD and not PC KBD / Mouse. I'm wondering if the Clap format has any such quirk as the VST3 (or its something in Reaper). Cheers, happy music, Merry Christmas and onto a great 2023 year of Reaper music!
Thanks for this another clear and useful video. I am wondering how REAPER knows when to unbypass a plugin when an item is about to start. Does it have a sort of "lookahead" feature? Are there reasons to not use auto-bypass on all plugins everytime? I actually can't see cons using auto-bypass anywhere. Finally, I thought VST3 already had this feature over VST2, but I am probably wrong.
technically with the DPF framework people can make vst3 plugins under an MIT-like license as they have their own VST3 sdk implementation not relying on steinberg's sdk
Not sure how it is implemented in Reaper, but CLAP is a huge update from VST3. It is potentially a lot more CPU efficient and in Bitwig CLAP plugins support per note automation and relative automation (meaning you can automate for example the filter freq. and still change the value in the plugin itself)
You would see considerable CPU usage differences vs VST3 with lots of instances of u-he Diva with its multicore option enabled, most probably. CPU heavy plugins benefit more from CLAP's thread pool feature.
Truth. ASIO, as great as it is, still has annoying limitations/scenarios all over the place that shouldn't be quite so frustrating to setup. Open usually means good. If that means Avid goes away someday....well, all the better. :)
09:12 tried With VSTs or CLAP. When the option is active on Preferences, Virtual Instruments are still running when the FX windows is opened ;-) . So: no impact for who, like ma and many others, have to keep some window opened with some synth, to find the sound
Thanks again for your video(s), they help sooo much. With every new Reaper update where I dont understand a word, I´m hoping for an explanation by you, so thanks again ;D
So I think I missed something. Does the auto-bypass fx feature have to be set every time for VST 3? Or is it one of those things where once you set it, it’ll stay until unchecked?
CLAP vs VST3... Did you miss the per note modulation from u-he I heard in Bitwig? "CLAP makes it possible for polyphonic plug-ins to have their per-voice parameters modulated for individual notes"
I remember that I used to install some packages manually for VST support on Linux, because of their licensing. My guess is that CLAP support will work out of the box, right?
I dont know what happen with the new update, but rewire vst jsut desappear. I cant wokr with the other daw i use for programing the drums. How i can chearch for the rewire plugin?
the auto bypass feature looks awesome, although I'd be wary of using it on gate plugins if it's driven by the output level falling below a set threshold.. ;-)
Excellent 👍🏼 this is another reason why I love reaper. Massive updates for free.... Some big names would have made u pay for these sort of updates .....
guys awesome support with this DAW, but i need that someone works in the scaling section, in my 4k monitor i have blurries fonts and all the DAW it's not clear
I would screenshot the Theme Tweak window showing the colors for theme A, then switch to theme B and copy the colors from the screenshot with the eyedropper tool.
Oh and just a slight correction: VST3 has no licensing fees attached to it. But the Licensing agreement is quite severe and basically allows Steinberg to pull a rug under you as a pkugo. developer... which they already did with VST2. They can do the same with VST3 once they cook up VST4 or whatever.
Reaper always first to support new formats. Here just after Bitwig, but Bitwig is one of the authors of the format (kudos to them, much better than a format under license like VST). To the Reaper team: CLAP CLAP CLAP
My reaper keeps crashing. Waves plugins acting weird like lopsided ...AU's gui glitches or not even working ....Thats only in Reaper. Ableton or Bitwig everything seems to function as expected. Ive encounter so many bugs in Reaper in the past 6 months and im giving up n thinking go back to Ableton. And yes..ive tried everything from updating everything, reinstalling plugins , reinstalling everything even the OS, Still issues are there. IDK Why ...it was the best DAW I ever used before ...now its turning into the same studio one daw nightmare
Reaper devs are unreal. It's amazing how much they do and how competent they are.
Agreed 🔥💯
And I always wonder, why this isn't more common in Software-Development...
They dish out so many awesome Updates in no time, and others take forever to make one disappointing messy update after the other.
Not looking at anyone in particular, but I simply don't understand, how Cockos is that competent and smart.
every other company is motivated by profits and have a bunch of people that have to approve every decision. Reaper is just 2 people so they can move fast!
@@trushreitsam5802 Software development is hard and soulsucking. Big teams cost money and incur overheads (money and time). Time and time again, motivated small groups have blown the pants off computing giants. Computer history is littered with the small team out-pacing the bohemoth. Cockos can move faster, because they're not wasting time communicating/managing people and they dont have huge costs. That and Justin and Schwa are solid programmers, they know wtf they're doing.
@@ruxtonau That makes sense
Thank you for the insight!
Still I find it fascinating...
Unbelieavable how fast those essential and innovative updates come with reaper...for cubase CLAP support you would have to wait 5 years
would they even have CLAP support? given VST is competing technology..
Thanks, Jon, for your video(s)!
The bypass FX feature is amazing, saving me about 10% of the CPU for my mixing template (around 70 tracks/busses). So glad I've moved to Reaper almost 1 year ago!!!
Thank you for analyzing and explaining the new Reaper "goodies", each time a new iteration is released. Stay safe.
Helpful. I haven't tried this yet but it seems like in the time you made this, plugin bypass has gotten more attention. Thanks.
Yooo what a wtf moment, I was actually thinking about a plugin bypass feature a few months ago and how that would be the most amazing thing and now it's here. Thank you Reaper devs!
Thank you Jon - for me one of the best Reaper channel out there!
Nice! Hopefully REAPER adds features that can allow users to use CLAP's modulation capabilities.
Polyphonic pitch editing please.
@@abrotherinchrist yes please
Finally, clap plugins for Linux users
Lightyears ahead of Pro Tools!
Ayyyy amaa , ya veo q empezaste aplaudiendo , eso es q se viene de lo lindo nuestro REAPER
Wow, this is a really great and useful update. I can't wait to dig into CLAP as I've wanted to experiment with native plug-in creation for integration into Reaper. The bypass FX feature is going to be amazing.
Thanks so much. This is good news for writing audio plugins in Rust in the clap format.
Great what's new, great DAW!
I didn't know Steinberg took down VST 2 (well... I don't read a lot on Audio apps unless a good blogger tells me about stuff :) ).
What I found weird is that same plugin VST2 version accepts my midi keyboard program change, when the VST3 doesn't accept it, so sometimes I prefer to use the VST2 versions because I wish to scroll through presets with the midi KBD and not PC KBD / Mouse. I'm wondering if the Clap format has any such quirk as the VST3 (or its something in Reaper).
Cheers, happy music, Merry Christmas and onto a great 2023 year of Reaper music!
Thanks. I read the release notes and was totally lost. Your video does a good job explaining the CLAP stuff.
CLAP will need time for devs to really be onboard with it.
The bypass fx thresh thing is pretty cool. Lets decrease that carbon footprint :)
Stoked! Thank you for sharing Sir. I would never have looked into it on my own.
Thanks for this another clear and useful video. I am wondering how REAPER knows when to unbypass a plugin when an item is about to start. Does it have a sort of "lookahead" feature? Are there reasons to not use auto-bypass on all plugins everytime? I actually can't see cons using auto-bypass anywhere. Finally, I thought VST3 already had this feature over VST2, but I am probably wrong.
I hope adding CLAP means Reaper is going to add polyphonic modulation/automation for individual notes. For example, polyphonic pitch editing.
technically with the DPF framework people can make vst3 plugins under an MIT-like license as they have their own VST3 sdk implementation not relying on steinberg's sdk
Heyyy I got that shirt too!!!!
Not sure how it is implemented in Reaper, but CLAP is a huge update from VST3. It is potentially a lot more CPU efficient and in Bitwig CLAP plugins support per note automation and relative automation (meaning you can automate for example the filter freq. and still change the value in the plugin itself)
Bitwig looks like a great DAW btw. Too bad it's so expensive. With Reaper, we are quite spoiled.
Thank you!!!! I was waiting!
Thanks for the video Jon!
You would see considerable CPU usage differences vs VST3 with lots of instances of u-he Diva with its multicore option enabled, most probably. CPU heavy plugins benefit more from CLAP's thread pool feature.
I love me some open APIs, and I really hope it gains ground. Hopefully we can get something better than ASIO someday as well.
Truth. ASIO, as great as it is, still has annoying limitations/scenarios all over the place that shouldn't be quite so frustrating to setup.
Open usually means good. If that means Avid goes away someday....well, all the better. :)
09:12 tried With VSTs or CLAP. When the option is active on Preferences, Virtual Instruments are still running when the FX windows is opened ;-) . So: no impact for who, like ma and many others, have to keep some window opened with some synth, to find the sound
Thanks again for your video(s), they help sooo much. With every new Reaper update where I dont understand a word, I´m hoping for an explanation by you, so thanks again ;D
So I think I missed something. Does the auto-bypass fx feature have to be set every time for VST 3? Or is it one of those things where once you set it, it’ll stay until unchecked?
CLAP vs VST3... Did you miss the per note modulation from u-he I heard in Bitwig? "CLAP makes it possible for polyphonic plug-ins to have their per-voice parameters modulated for individual notes"
Brilliant, I love Reaper
I've been evaluating Reaper for 2 weeks now. Other than it crashes more than CakeWalk, it handles more plugins with much better performance!
now that's some EPIC clapping right there
Love the auto-bypass!
Wow what a great update
I remember that I used to install some packages manually for VST support on Linux, because of their licensing. My guess is that CLAP support will work out of the box, right?
Some plugins like Diva support polyphonic modulations in their CLAP version that are not supported by the VST3 standard.
I dont know what happen with the new update, but rewire vst jsut desappear. I cant wokr with the other daw i use for programing the drums. How i can chearch for the rewire plugin?
the auto bypass feature looks awesome, although I'd be wary of using it on gate plugins if it's driven by the output level falling below a set threshold.. ;-)
Excellent 👍🏼 this is another reason why I love reaper. Massive updates for free.... Some big names would have made u pay for these sort of updates .....
Reaper is always ahead of the game.
guys awesome support with this DAW, but i need that someone works in the scaling section, in my 4k monitor i have blurries fonts and all the DAW it's not clear
I know this is outside the scope of your video, but is there a way to copy the colors of a midi editor in one theme to another theme?
I would screenshot the Theme Tweak window showing the colors for theme A, then switch to theme B and copy the colors from the screenshot with the eyedropper tool.
Oh and just a slight correction: VST3 has no licensing fees attached to it. But the Licensing agreement is quite severe and basically allows Steinberg to pull a rug under you as a pkugo. developer... which they already did with VST2. They can do the same with VST3 once they cook up VST4 or whatever.
Great video mate
How do you know if a plug-in supports auto by pass??
Reaper always first to support new formats. Here just after Bitwig, but Bitwig is one of the authors of the format (kudos to them, much better than a format under license like VST). To the Reaper team: CLAP CLAP CLAP
Thank you very much !
is that similar to plugin nap in Studio One?
Incredible :)
Thanks 👍🏼
Cool intro :)
Hi! Where should i install the clap plugins for Reaper to read them?
any plugin with CLAP version should install to the correct folder automatically. You can see which paths are searched in Preferences-Plugins-LV2/CLAP
@@TheREAPERBlog The issue was that my version of Reaper was not updated, thanks for the answer!
Thanks Bro!
My reaper keeps crashing. Waves plugins acting weird like lopsided ...AU's gui glitches or not even working ....Thats only in Reaper. Ableton or Bitwig everything seems to function as expected. Ive encounter so many bugs in Reaper in the past 6 months and im giving up n thinking go back to Ableton. And yes..ive tried everything from updating everything, reinstalling plugins , reinstalling everything even the OS, Still issues are there. IDK Why ...it was the best DAW I ever used before ...now its turning into the same studio one daw nightmare
Vst3 is the format to use for waves
Just updated to reaper 6.72
Wow reaper the most blazing fast DAW on the planet.
Cubase won't even put a smart tool in elements after multiple requests....I hope reaper takes over
👏 (pun intended)
LOL@ "trustMeBro" 😅
I'm CLAPPING
I would clap all day if Reaper managed to increase font sizes :> wink wnink nudge nudge
wohoooo CLAP
Clap on - clap off… thanks to antibiotics.
Reaper is so awesome