Reaper DAW 101 Part 2:- Inbuilt Effects
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If you haven't already seen part 1 of this series, where we cover the basics, check out the playlist here:- • REAPER DAW Tutorials
Today we're looking at Reaper's inbuilt VST effects, such as ReaDelay, ReaComp, ReaEQ and ReaVerb, amongst many more.
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
1:24 - The track
2:52 - Compression - ReaComp and ReaXComp
15:22 - EQ - ReaEQ
23:47 - Delay - ReaDelay
27:46 - Honourable Mentions - ReaCast etc
32:02 - ReaFir - FFT-based cleverness
36:42 - Reverb + IRs - ReaVerbate and ReaVerb
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Dude I studied a four year music degree and I've learned more about studio techniques in these passed two videos than the entirety of that course, thank you so much for this series!
Amazing! I did a 4 year music tech degree, but at the same time I produced about 5 albums... they don’t sound great now, but hey.... and I graduated well over a decade ago, ay carumba...
@@adamsteelproducer Wow that's nuts man! How did you find the time? haha
I know you're here to show us how to use Reaper--and you most certainly have in the most helpful, pedagogical way--but you have also inadvertently (perhaps not so inadvertently), shown me what I've been wanting to see but could never afford as a solo songwriter/musician/producer: an actual producer just messing with a mix, in their own informed way. This is an incredible series that has taught me not only how to use Reaper, but also given me ideas to better approach EQ and mixing in general. Lots of producers on the internet horde their approach and knowledge behind a wall of subscription or pay-per-view. So, thank you for your philanthropy.
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Well put mate, how great is it!?!!
So much actual and useful information all in one place, we're very lucky indeed.
Anybody else binge watching?
I am now lol
Yes!
He's "Fitz" for Reaper!
Yup.
YESSSS!
This is a truly excellent tutorial series. Saved me days or weeks of dicking around trying to figure stuff out. Thank you for your efforts!
Thanks! Part 4 comes out tomorrow so the series is coming together nicely :)
agreed. these are fantastic. thank you very much for breaking this all down so much.
shame he didnt talk about takes...
Dude, your knowledge and ability to make things understandable will be sorely missed. I think I speak for everyone in wishing you the best in your endeavors. Thanks for everything. I was relieved that I would be able to continue with your Reaper videos.
I'm really having fun with this series. I'm just tracking some parts of songs that I had stacked and working on them as I watch the tutorial. This really helped a lot!
I love you Adam
Thank you so much for all the effort you put on these tutorials, they really cover up all little questions and possible doubts I may have with this program. You're great man
Finally have decided to make the switch to Reaper and you are making that transition so much easier. Thanks for all you're doing.
Thanks so much for this. There just aren't that many people focusing on Reaper and bringing us along from the beginning. Good stuff!
Hello from USA. Lovin your tutorials on Reaper. You do an excellent job. Great to see the monitor up close because we can see what you are clicking on. It can be quite overwhelming for my little pea brain. Bravo Hop Pole ! Yuma,Arizona
Hey Adam, just want to say thank you so much for taking the time (and lots of it I suspect) to put these tutorials together. Not only are you showing us what Reaper is all about, but also how you can apply some of the tools within Reaper. That's often missing making it hard for newbies like me to understand. Keep it coming, Cheers mate.....
I have to say thank you for understanding how to teach us new folks the real process. I really appreciate you.
Dude, Bravo. You have a keen sense of teaching. Your style is right on, easy to follow, sometimes humorous but always informative and never boring. I am 2 into your sessions....continuing on. I love how you break Reaper down and make real world scenario just a part of the curriculum. I am treating these like classes, I follow with my own hands on after each video now !
love these tutorials - I never have the energy to watch tutorials, but these are so clear and helpful - thanks so much
I love this tutorial where you've elaborated and proved that in-built effects can do as much as a premium plug-in or hardware
That is the clearest explanation of drum compression I have ever heard. Thank you.
Loving this series dude, thanks! Really awesome content and presentation style.
I am new to producing and I've started with Reaper. These tutorials are the best. Only on the second one and I am learning so much and you explain everything so well. Thank you for doing these!
Thank you so much for your 101 series on Reaper. Best tutorial I've seen by far.
I really loved the part on Reaper compressors. Other tutorials don't explain each parameter in great detail. I usually don't hear much of a difference, or don't know what it's doing. Your tutorial explained it perfectly! I can't wait to watch the rest of the video.
idk how to thank you more for this whole series of actual good content, ive been diging shit on abelton for a whole year by myself getting no where and now im switching to reaper and this man just explains stuff in a way u dont know if its for beginner or for intermidate since he says the terms so causally but same time got a tight explainiton on it, ngl this is very epic
This is an excellent, excellent series Adam - thank you for putting it together. I've been away from Reaper for so long and the package has changed enough that I desperately needed a refresher - this level of detail was just perfect. Also, considering you "weren't going too deeply into compression", that was a great explanation of the rudiments. Cheers!!
After messing around with it for half a year I learnt most of what you've covered in these two lessons. I should've looked into video lessons sooner!
I have been mixing analog for years and got reaper 3 years ago it was a little overwhelming at first. i have learned so much from these videos that i never knew reaper could do. This is very informative and i will use this on next project. thanks so much you have a great way of showing and make it easy to understand. didnt know some of these things were built in. just got the thx package plugins and wandered about covering it in a video.
You are an Amazing teacher, I am just starting with Reaper and I am so glad that I found your channel because I watched a video on the Reaper vlog channel and hardly pickup anything because he was going way to fast. Keep the good work, Kudos 😍😍👍👍🤗🤗🎸🎸
Thanks for this 101 videos. I was looking for a sotfware to record guitar and voice and someone reffered me Reaper. You are seriously helping me figure the DAW out. Keep up.
Another excellent video Adam, thank you so much!
Looking forward to the drums vid, you give me hope!
Thank you so much for these videos. I am waiting for my interface to arrive and already learning so much about Reaper before I even download it. Cheers!
Love the concept of using IR for amp simulation. Didn't even know that was possible... Makes sense, so why not? Cool ! Great tutorial
Probably the best reaper effects tutorial I’ve ever seen! Thank you :)
excellent EXCELLENT tutorial. the D essr trick is just phenomenal. I didn't know what a De-esser was but now I can uninstall my freeware plugins and just start understanding multiband compression. Subbed and belled. Great stuff keep going on the reaper tips
This tutorial and others are amazing. Thank you as new to reaper and been using cubase. I wanted to use a different DAW so wanted to try this and picked up some good tips.
Love your videos. These tips are presented really well and I find them to be extremely easy to understand and follow!
I just bought a comp, At2020, and scarlet solo gen3. For now, I'm just working on my vocals over premade beats but hope to make my own music one day. This foundational knowledge is going to make the initial startup so much easier! *Thanks!*
Wow, so much information. I have to watch, listen and learn this video many times. Thank you!
absolutely delightful. The amount of knowledge packed into this is insane. Thank you so much for doing this
Keep doing this man!! I ve seen lot of videos about reaper and you are the best without discussion!! Greetings From Argentina!
Absolutely love the compressors and delay. Been using them for a decade at this point. I don't really use the EQ but it's really good as well.
Just wonderfull tutorial, thank you so much for such a detailed explanation! Keep it up man!
Loving your Reaper tutorials 😊 thanks Adam 👏👍
I appreciate your dedication and educational verve - cheers, Reaper truly is amazing value.
^AGREED
It's nice to hear someone (a Brit) talking sense and more concerned with the process than him or herself.
Big thumbs up! Easy to watch, very easy to understand. Perfectly done. I am finishing the series and hope there are more tips and tricks to find :) Thanks!
been using Reaper for a couple of years so I am not a total newbie but still have to admit I am learning a lot from this amazing tutorial .... thing is Reaper's user manual has over 900 pages but I have as I assume majority never made it pass page 50 :-)
Amazing tutorial you’re teaching me way more than just reaper this is gold! Cheers
Ive been using for a few montths, but this just schooled me, great watching!
As a beginner I spent about 3 days trying to record basic enough drum, vox, guitar tracks to manipulate. There was a big gap in my knowledge from finishing the first video and starting this one because I needed a rock track at the start. Some of the stuff that blocked my progress of recording things one by one: Not knowing how to manipulate metronome, metronome routing into my recording, takes, loops, syncing. I'm know you'll cover these topics soon, but I though I'd let you know where I got hung up before starting this one. Thank you for everything. These videos are my favorite.
You are the BEST. I love everything about this video series. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I am learning so much from this series. Thank you.
This is what I was missing five years ago when I started using reaper!
Like the previous episode, excellent job, didactic, clear, and full of content!!! Many thanks!!
Amazing work, my friend!
Man, so much resourceful content !
Thank you so much.
these are great. im a mixer but wanted to learn reaper and really appreciate your detailed explanation
Another excellent video. Thanks Mr. H. Pole.
Dude, the greatest videos of Reaper! Congrats and thanks!!!! Greetings from Argentina
Thanks for the series. What an excellent teacher!
Thank you! You are the best. I’ve just discovered the channel, it’s amazing!
Thanks so much for the wonderful tutorial! I am a beginner and this series is very helpful ❤️
You have great tutorials...... very helpful
Thanks for this series man your a great teacher enjoying this series I’ve come from ableton so I’m a bit confused still never knew about impulse response files.
Fantastic video you are teaching people the right way.😊
What a great teacher. Subscribed.
Wow, really just wow and this is barely intro #2... thank You!
Well done, enjoyed this demo.
These are excellent videos. Thank you very much
Thanks for these tutorials Adam!
Great, clear teaching. Thank you.
Excellent tutorial! Like and subscribed. Cheers from Argentina.
Cheers, Mr Steel, very helpful, as before, bless your heart, thanks for sharing, really appreciate it.
These tutorials are really quite clever
Thanks for doing this, Adam.
You, sir, are a goddamn hero.
Lol. Tums up.
Dude you are appreciated sooooooo much! I was so confused at first like why does this only have a couple hundred views and then I saw it was uploaded TODAY. You guys are the best and are truly helping people find their muse. only love!
Great stuff as usual!!!!
Your videos are so helpful. I have decided to download Reaper rather than Pro Tools First, when my Interface arrives. Cheers!
This tutorial is really CLEVER! 😁😜
Oh my god I've been looking for a plugin that does the same thing that ReaFir subtract does but I had no idea what it's called and didn't want to spend any money. THANK YOU for showing me this holy graal of a plugin
reaFir subtract: when you have built the noise profile you can hold down ctrl and use the mouse pointer to drag the profile outline up or down while playing the track to preserve as much of the recorded sound and eliminate as much noise as possible.
Really fantastic! I almost skipped this one - I mean - I understand the FX plugins, right? I'm glad I didn't cuz I learned a ton of really useful tricks that use some of these plugins in ways I had never even thought of before. Thanks for putting this all out there!
Great tutorial, many thanks.
Oh my God.......its really good!!
Great tutorial. I learned a ton!
You are the man. Thank you so much for this.
very well made tutorial, I agree with about everything you said and learnt some new things :)
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!
Great video, thank you!
Oustanding again, brilliant
Thank you Adam, I will try that
Thank you very much! Lots of help!
instant subscribe. great tutorial
Amazing instructor! From Chicago and I would love to see some vocal tracks specifics and a track layering effect to make a choir effect.
Thanks for sharing this gold with mere mortals!
Thank you, great tutorial!
Awesome tutorials! Do you have a tutorial on some software one can use to generate music purely digitally, from a built in library of sounds/digital instruments?
Great videos. Thank you very much.
I echo (echo...echo...) what others have said that this is a brilliant series. Many thanks.
Simply brilliant!
I do a lot of dub so the delay points were useful, i use a lot of effects as you'd expect. ReaFir is good for old type radio sounds on vocals. At the end of track recordings I use, split at cursor and delete the noisy non recorded bit I don't want
This video is really quite clever!
i see what you did there
And you really must admit that it is quite powerful too...😂