A useful tip in using Reaper is to develope keyboard shortcuts to try and eliminate having to use the mouse. One shortcut I alter is the ‘Record’ shortcut. As its stands to record you have to either use the mouse and click record or use the shortcut ‘Ctrl + R’ With tasks like record it […]
Category: Using Reaper
Render Track – Reaper – Beginners Lesson 3
Quick and simple lessons on how to use Reaper. Basic lesson 3 – Render. When you’ve finished recording your track/tracks in reaper and you’ve mixed you can render the project. Unless you’ve got lame installed to work with Reaper you will probably need to render to wav and then use another peice of software to […]
Recording Track – Reaper – Beginners Lesson 2
Quick and simple lessons on how to use Reaper. Basic lesson 2 – Recording a track. Open Reaper on your PC or Mac. Start a new project – Insert a new track – Insert Track – Tutorial Once a track has been added you can ‘arm’ it to record Click the button – it’s […]
Insert Track Reaper – Beginners Lesson 1
Insert Track Reaper Quick and simple lessons on how to use Reaper, How to Insert a track. Open Reaper on your PC or Mac. Start a new project. Look on menu for – ‘Track’ and ‘Insert new track’ Alternatively you can use ‘Ctrl + T’ – for those not sure on short cuts hold down […]
Session Drummer Midi Note File – Drum Map for Reaper
Drum Map Download Save file to somewhere safe that you can remember! If you’re using reaper to program drums using piano roll you can rename the notes to make it easier to find the kick, snare etc. This file is based on the mappings of Cakewalks Session Drummer 2 – it’s a cheap alternative to […]