2013
Lynda.com
Garrick Chow
02:37:00
English
REAPER stands out among other digital audio workstations for its customization options and the fact that it integrates with almost any hardware. Join author Garrick Chow as he shows you how to get around the interface and get started capturing your music. He shows how to set up a new project, record live audio and MIDI, and import prerecorded tracks, and demonstrates the record modes, input settings, and auto-punch features. Then learn how to perform common editing techniques in REAPER, including trimming, ripple editing, creating fades, and looping. Finally, Garrick dives into the REAPER mixing features, showing how to apply effects, use sends, add automation, and mix down and export the final track.
0. Introduction 2m 11s
Welcome 1m 7s
Using the exercise files 1m 4s
1. Getting Started 32m 53s
Setting the default theme and appearance 3m 33s
Understanding and customizing the menu and toolbar 6m 40s
Understanding tracks and the Transport controls 5m 9s
Docking and working with other important windows 3m 38s
Creating a new project 8m 42s
Setting up backup preferences 1m 43s
Saving projects as templates 3m 28s
2. Recording and Importing Audio 46m 11s
Input settings 6m 23s
Recording 7m 36s
Using auto-punch 5m 5s
Comping multiple takes 6m 39s
Importing audio files 3m 28s
Recording MIDI 13m 2s
Managing media items with the Project Media Bay 3m 58s
3. Editing 25m 5s
Setting up grid and snapping options 5m 13s
Copying and pasting 4m 23s
Splitting and trimming items 3m 42s
Ripple editing 5m 21s
Fading and cross-fading items 6m 26s
4. Mixing 50m 47s
Organizing tracks 3m 37s
Using folders 5m 56s
Using sends 5m 6s
Applying effects 5m 51s
Using automation 14m 30s
Locking items 1m 55s
Mixing down 7m 6s
Consolidating and exporting 6m 46s
5. Conclusion41s
Goodbye 41s

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