I've been an acoustic musician for years and always procrastinated on creating music with DAWS and controllers. When I did finally dive into it very recently, Kenny Gioia became the go-to knowledge base to keep me advancing. I'm paying it forward by creating free music lessons for people who otherwise couldn't afford it. Huge thanks to Kenny for the excellent tutorials!
Great tutorial, as usual! Every time I need to learn a new thing about Reaper, I'm always surprised by how much easier it actually is than I was trying to make it.
quick tip I don't think you mentioned.. in the Sampler5000, you can use the dropdown menu under the waveform to cycle through the samples in the folder you're in so you dont have to drag and drop every time, you can use your keyboard arrows with one hand and midi keys with the other.
Wowwwww amazing. I was watching a tutorial on this subject where they were using a different DAW and the process was a pain. Reaper is just a marvel at this in speed, accuracy, and ease. Good thing I'm a Reaper user. Thank you!
Great one again Kenny, very well explained, many thanks for the effort ! I never really used the gate-open and gate-close settings in the Dynamic Split window (always used transients method) but what you showed is way better, a real eye opener !
this is simply awesome if I have the same kick samples recorded with different velocity: do I need to add (copy/paste FX) for example 8 different items to the ReaSamplOmatic5000, and then assign the same Note and edit different velocity range to be captured? I can't test it right now, that's why I'm asking how would you go about it
Wow Wow Wow! Perfect timing on this video. I am just about to start a new project and was wondering how I could use Reaper to rip samples. Thank you! ;-)
3:06 is it possible to first order the items by volume before batch/file item confert? I'd like to you use this method for layered samples so the file numbering make sense.
Once you've created a 'kit' with the Sampler, can you save it out as a package that you can simply import into another project? I'm thinking of creating a Rock kit and a Reggae kit then just be able use them already made in a new song.
I was wondering about saving the setup also. Leafsoup helped me out big time with the FX chain info. I was under the impression you would have to reload ReaSamplomatic every time to use the FX chain, but that turns out not to be the case. You just put in your saved Samplomatic FX chain on the track you need it on, and all your settings are saved. Very handy, although it does strike me as odd that a function like this is treated as FX. Took me a minute to realize that's what's going on.
@@treblemaker69 There's a lot of odd stuff in the way Reaper handles things. The options for "takes" are a particularly infuriating one for me. They're so close to nailing a great take system, but then the issues in how it actually works with real human performances and overdubs turn into major time sucks. Oh well.
Do you know how to do choking on a open hi hat to closed with imported sounds? I can map my Nitro kit to the XR20 with choking ability. I am lost on this. I tried note beginning and end but that didn't work. Adjusting the velocity is tricky but might need to be tweaked for each drum sound.
I followed everything up to putting it in the ReaSamplOmatic5000, but it doesn't play the audio when I hit the corresponding key on the keyboard. What am I doing wrong?
Awesome! Fantastic info as always, Kenny. Out of curiosity, the virtual keyboard you're showing at the bottom, is that OOB Reaper, or is that something you added on? I like that a lot more than what I've got as the default. Thanks!
First thanks, as always really nice...but, do you know if is there any setting in media browser that allow more than one click in the sample? because sometime we want to try several times the sample, but when we click on it twice or more ,it goes into the track or just don't make any sound anymore...thanks again.
WOW, Kenny thank you for that, I was just wondering if I could do something like that yesterday, and today you made a video on it, beautiful !! I'm new to Reaper and keep running into certain struggles especially with recording external synths particularly analog gear, do you think you'll be able to cover that in future videos ? Thanks
the second method, where you drag from drum machine to snare etc. is not the same in version 6.13. Part you drag is not there. Hmmm. cant figure it out. I have the track and the snare had pin outs of 3/4 but dont know what to do from there to get the snare to be like in your demo cause the rest differs.
I was able to figure it out using the overall logic. Copy snare by dragging to new snare track. Then right click on volume and create a new hardware output and assign that to the ne 3/4 outputs. I also had to copy over the megababy vst with it.
Please Mr, can you make a video where you explain all the possibilityes about working with videos in reaper ? For example i should like to know if exist some script or free plugin to add for make possible to render videos in Xvid format. Or if is possible to record a webcam directly inside Reaper, .... i have an old version of the Daw because i have an old old old computer and those possibilities are not present by default in that version, but maybe with some add that i don't know ....... :-) Thanks a lot if you respond
Nice tutorial however it isn't working for me. Im using Windows 10 and after I follow all the steps and hit the convert button I keep getting an error message..... Any help would be amazing.
You are incredible. All this deep knowledge makes easy and much more fun to work with reaper
It's like I got a new piece of gear! Kenny - you are a serious practical teacher! All the best! Thank you!
...it's ridiculous how Reaper make things smoother than any other daw ... especially when it's explained by Kenny !!
REAPER + KENNY = MAKE MUSIC FOREVER WITHOUT LIMITS
I've been an acoustic musician for years and always procrastinated on creating music with DAWS and controllers. When I did finally dive into it very recently, Kenny Gioia became the go-to knowledge base to keep me advancing. I'm paying it forward by creating free music lessons for people who otherwise couldn't afford it. Huge thanks to Kenny for the excellent tutorials!
how's it going?
Reaper is like a treasure trove of goodies!! Appreciate the time you take for the invaluable tips Kenny! Truly!🙏🙏
Great tutorial, as usual! Every time I need to learn a new thing about Reaper, I'm always surprised by how much easier it actually is than I was trying to make it.
quick tip I don't think you mentioned.. in the Sampler5000, you can use the dropdown menu under the waveform to cycle through the samples in the folder you're in so you dont have to drag and drop every time, you can use your keyboard arrows with one hand and midi keys with the other.
Wowwwww amazing. I was watching a tutorial on this subject where they were using a different DAW and the process was a pain. Reaper is just a marvel at this in speed, accuracy, and ease. Good thing I'm a Reaper user. Thank you!
Kenny you're amazing!! Thank you so much! These tutorials are invaluable.
Exactly what I was looking for. You're the man Kenny!
You're an amazing person Kenny - thanks
Great one again Kenny, very well explained, many thanks for the effort !
I never really used the gate-open and gate-close settings in the Dynamic Split window (always used transients method) but what you showed is way better, a real eye opener !
+1. Agree! :)
The best channel about Reaper, thank you!
Great tutorial. Thanks, my man!
Just what I was looking for. Thanks, Kenny.
this is simply awesome
if I have the same kick samples recorded with different velocity: do I need to add (copy/paste FX) for example 8 different items to the ReaSamplOmatic5000, and then assign the same Note and edit different velocity range to be captured?
I can't test it right now, that's why I'm asking how would you go about it
Reaper is just awesome.. Thanks for everything, Kenny. You rock!
Very nice Kenny!
This video is a masterpiece of convenience
Wow I did not know about the Batch converter. Yes I did learn something :-) Kenny you rock! Produceher!
Awesome video, Kenny. Really helpful! ive been trying my hand at chillwave so this is really awesome
Wow Wow Wow! Perfect timing on this video. I am just about to start a new project and was wondering how I could use Reaper to rip samples. Thank you! ;-)
I didn't even need that first bit, but MAN if that feature won't make mixing much faster. Probably a comment best left to myself LOL
Wow - once again I learned how to something new. Thanks again, Kenny!
Great video!! Thanks Kenny!
3:06 is it possible to first order the items by volume before batch/file item confert? I'd like to you use this method for layered samples so the file numbering make sense.
Thank you. Excellent tutorial.
thank you so much for this easy and straight forward tutorial!
just wow! is there a way to normalise each sample individually when exporting them like shown here?
Once you've created a 'kit' with the Sampler, can you save it out as a package that you can simply import into another project? I'm thinking of creating a Rock kit and a Reggae kit then just be able use them already made in a new song.
On windows you can save the FX chain as a preset, I'm sure there's a way to manage this in Mac
I was wondering about saving the setup also. Leafsoup helped me out big time with the FX chain info. I was under the impression you would have to reload ReaSamplomatic every time to use the FX chain, but that turns out not to be the case. You just put in your saved Samplomatic FX chain on the track you need it on, and all your settings are saved. Very handy, although it does strike me as odd that a function like this is treated as FX. Took me a minute to realize that's what's going on.
@@leafsoup Thanks for this info!
@@treblemaker69 There's a lot of odd stuff in the way Reaper handles things. The options for "takes" are a particularly infuriating one for me. They're so close to nailing a great take system, but then the issues in how it actually works with real human performances and overdubs turn into major time sucks. Oh well.
Excellent tutorial, Thanks for sharing!.
THANK YOU SO MUCH BRO
Great videos! Do you ever use a leading pad when you do the dynamic split to make sure you're not chopping off the fronts of any of the samples?
I like that one.
Timeless.. thanks again.
I need a kickdrum sample to setup latency. Where might I get one? I really just need the kickdrum
Do you know how to do choking on a open hi hat to closed with imported sounds? I can map my Nitro kit to the XR20 with choking ability. I am lost on this. I tried note beginning and end but that didn't work. Adjusting the velocity is tricky but might need to be tweaked for each drum sound.
I followed everything up to putting it in the ReaSamplOmatic5000, but it doesn't play the audio when I hit the corresponding key on the keyboard. What am I doing wrong?
Make sure record monitoring is on. Click the little megaphone on the track.
wtf. reaper is insane. wtfffffffff
Awesome! Fantastic info as always, Kenny. Out of curiosity, the virtual keyboard you're showing at the bottom, is that OOB Reaper, or is that something you added on? I like that a lot more than what I've got as the default. Thanks!
I was looking for this. Niiccceee!
Glad I could help!
First thanks, as always really nice...but, do you know if is there any setting in media browser that allow more than one click in the sample? because sometime we want to try several times the sample, but when we click on it twice or more ,it goes into the track or just don't make any sound anymore...thanks again.
Can you also do a video on how to sink up a MP3 file that was loaded into Reaper and the timing isn't correct. I'd like to get it corrected.
Hi, can someone explain how to add let's say 30 samples to put one different sample on each note? Thanks in advance.
WOW, Kenny thank you for that, I was just wondering if I could do something like that yesterday, and today you made a video on it, beautiful !! I'm new to Reaper and keep running into certain struggles especially with recording external synths particularly analog gear, do you think you'll be able to cover that in future videos ? Thanks
crazy tihs! best man
Any idea how to map these samples to the pads on midi keyboard? can get it on the keys just fine but still figuring this out. thanks!
Found it--the 8 pads are mapped to keys 36-42, for uh, reasons I guess? Idk maybe I missed that in the manual..
Kenny for president heheh. Legend
amazing tutorial
Oh man thank you so very much
Thank You So Much!!!
I realize that this is an older video, but I don't think that the copy/paste samples words any more.
Fantastic!
Hey Kenny, I cannot make out the drum machine you sampled - sounded like 'Hybred' or 'Highbord' Drum Machine. Can you please identify the unit?
Amazing!
Good stuff Kenny! Thanks! Is there a way to do this with samples that could be layered to each key? Liked and subscribed:)
Great tutorial...
Very nice tutorial, thanks 😊
are there drum samples in reaper? I don't have a midi keyboard
the second method, where you drag from drum machine to snare etc. is not the same in version 6.13. Part you drag is not there. Hmmm. cant figure it out. I have the track and the snare had pin outs of 3/4 but dont know what to do from there to get the snare to be like in your demo cause the rest differs.
I was able to figure it out using the overall logic. Copy snare by dragging to new snare track. Then right click on volume and create a new hardware output and assign that to the ne 3/4 outputs. I also had to copy over the megababy vst with it.
Please Mr, can you make a video where you explain all the possibilityes about working with videos in reaper ? For example i should like to know if exist some script or free plugin to add for make possible to render videos in Xvid format. Or if is possible to record a webcam directly inside Reaper, .... i have an old version of the Daw because i have an old old old computer and those possibilities are not present by default in that version, but maybe with some add that i don't know ....... :-)
Thanks a lot if you respond
I'm willing to bet those are Reason drum samples lol ;)
Very nice...
holy majoly!!??!?!
thanks
good work- clear and concise
be safe, be happy, work hard
peace \m/
very helpful thanks
This is great: Thank you! :)
Nice tutorial however it isn't working for me. Im using Windows 10 and after I follow all the steps and hit the convert button I keep getting an error message..... Any help would be amazing.
How about posting your error message ? :)
wicked!
Muito BOM!
Love That. Thany you, Kenny. :)
Great, but laborious.
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Users/ "produceher" /Downloads...hahahaha