April 5, 2024

Reaper

How To Get Your FREE, Pre-mixed Rhythm Section, For REAPERDownload and install SSD5.Download and install Ample Bass P Lite II.From REAPER: Options > ‘Show REAPER resource path in explorer/finder’. Copy that path and save it somewhere. You’ll need that information later.Download ReaPack for your OS and drop it into the ‘UserPlugins’ directory of the path

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March 13, 2024

Reaper

Let’s talk about how to add song titles, artist names, album titles, ISRC codes to your music with Reaper. You can do it during the render process or with the media browser/explorer on any song in your library. Metadata: What Is It?Metadata data in addition to the audio data found in a file. Song titles,

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February 26, 2024

Reaper

What Does Your Reaper License Cover?Your Reaper license is a perpetual, one-time purchase. You don’t ever have to pay for it again. But . . .UpgradesYou can use whatever version you buy, until you die of old age or AI-driven robots enslave us all. In practicality, you’ll want to upgrade. Your Reaper license covers two versions

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February 24, 2024

Reaper

Let’s suppose you want to see the frequency content of your bass guitar compared to your kick drum. It’s easy to do on a frequency analyzer (also called a spectral analyzer, or spectrum analyzer), in Reaper. And the plug-in is free 🙂 Here’s how (You’ll need ReaPack installed — see resources section, below) . . .

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January 27, 2024

Music Production And Recording Tips

Reference Tracks & Mixes: What Are They?Reference mixes are good sounding, professionally recorded, mixed and produced tracks you can use to see how well you’re doing with your recording projects. While it’s not a good idea to try to copy the exact sound of a particular mix or artist, it’s a great way to know

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