https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4DsDMDH4m5QbK1-yOchB7fS4IpL0d2h9

Hope you find these useful and eye opening.
Reaper is very,very powerful.

More vids to come !

 

Siempre se aprende con Reaper y estos tutoriales siempre son bienvenidos.Gracias.

 

Nice tutorials, but I refuse to make a Youtube account... so, if You have another way I can support You, write it down.

(of course, don`t ask for money, since I have none )

 

Thanx for for your tutorials, I just watched 2 of them for now,

but it would be even better if your voice was recorded too rather than (only) subtitles comments.

Keep up the good work

Edit I just noticed that your did it in your last tuts, great !

 

Last edited: May 19, 2016

i have good news for you ;
From now on, all my reaper tuts will have english narration.
For example , check these 3 new vids out:

Hope you like it !

 

Already subscribed. And your tutorials helped me.
Reaper has many "how to" tuts on youtube but very few have made "mixing in reaper" or "production in reaper" so I can learn how to use all features in real scenario.

I am talking about these:-

This one helped me a lot.

 

I didn't know you could create chords/progressions/inversions in the midi editor...that's pretty helpful. Ty.

 

The beauty of Reaper is:
Question: "Can i maybe do THIS in Reaper ?"
Answer: "There is a 99,9999% chance you can, eventually"

The ability to use actions / custom actions / .eel scripts / .lua scripts / python scripts in Reaper
makes it the most powerful DAW ever.
"Speeding up DAW workflow" goes hand in hand with Reaper, they are a happy marriage.

Just my 2 cents.

 

@vanhaze Are you telling me the "hype" about python scripts automating things on yo computer is true!?

I'll give Reaper a deeper investigation from using it as a doodle machine on my laptop cause it's lighter than Cubase/PT, to using it more seriously.

 

The real statement i wanna make in the end is:

Switch from any DAW you are currently using to Reaper and you will never ever regret it.
Just take your time, exploring Reaper and it's holy greatness, learn it by very little steps each day.
You will never look back to any other DAW, in the end.
Reaper advantages above other DAWs:

- It can be extremely customized to YOUR needs.
- It's problaby the most CPU efficient DAW on the market.
- The makers of Reaper have no "money making" model for Reaper, like Steinberg or Avid assholes.
It's just a few Reaper developers, which are not out on money making.
They are very helpful on the official Reaper forum, Reaper is just a hobby for them
- the Reaper forum community is one of the most friendly and helpful communities i have ever experienced in DAW land.
Many people on this forum are highly skilled in Reaper usage and make amazing scripts for Reaper that extend it's functionality
beyond imagination.
- Reaper is literally updated a few times a week, thus providing even more functionality and fast bug fixes.
- Creating amazingly fast workflows for tedious / repetitive tasks in a DAW can be easily done in Reaper.

Just mentioning a FEW advantage points ...

 

So the programmer's pen is mightier than the sword? I find it hard to believe that a couple of guys can do better than an evil, vicious, only for profit corp but, lucky for us then. I'll suspend disbelief and explore.

 

Last edited: May 23, 2016

Impressive! Like!

 

Great post Thanks

 

Keep it up.. your English is fine...good work !

 

Answer: There are 3-4 different ways to do that.

 

I just discovered about megababy from your videos and gotten leveled up. Thank you. Exploring more.

I love that.

 

thanks for these. there are some great tips in there.
well worth a bookmark : )