Previously I showed you 10 tips for mixing workflow, now here are 5 tips to work faster when tracking with REAPER.
1 – Name the I/O
2 – Assign inputs quickly
3 – Set up the headphone mix
4 – Turn on the red light
5 – Easy overdubs
5 Quick Tips For Recording Workflow in REAPER
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7 responses to “5 Quick Tips For Recording Workflow in REAPER”
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how the hell did you add those tracks so fast! lol!
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keyboard!
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When recording – let’s say vocals – where do you put the effects for monitoring? Comp and maybe a verb. In the regular fx chain?
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compression on the individual tracks, reverb on a separate track.
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Great, just as regular effects. Thanks! I thought i read something about a specific ‘monitor chain’, but that must be something different. Thought that was for monitoring, so that the effects are not printed. I can imagine you would want your compression printed, but not your verb while recording.
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There is the Monitoring FX Chain that is global and used for meters, headphone and speaker calibration tools.
The regular fx chain on a track doesn’t print the effect to the audio, but there is an Input chain for each track that would (I never use it).-
Thanks!!
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