Reaper nuts help

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Archiver
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Reaper nuts help

Post by Archiver »

Hey guys I am trying to fo a little project of two in Reaper, and am lost when it comes to JS3 and the Reap. are there any real good tutorials for the two? and what are some of the ways you use JS3 in Reaper? Please be as detailed as possible.

Thanks in advance, Rob
Sheppol_A
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Post by Sheppol_A »

Try this,

http://www.box.net/shared/moulh6i4f1

It's a Basic Reaper project setup using JS3 and a little Reaper synth.Should get you started :)
Archiver
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Post by Archiver »

Thanks i appreciate the help and will take a look later this evening. I was able to get a bit of progress, but really want to refine this process.
Sheppol_A
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Post by Sheppol_A »

It will take quite a while to get your own work-flow.These things do not happen overnight.I've been,"Home recording" on and off for over 20 years and still not where I would like to be but pretty close.
gear_head
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I've got a new platform and am looking to switch; old daw software is now orphanware (Tracktion 3).

You particularly attached to Repear? Over the comptetition? Had and liked the old Cakewalk (Pro Audio), but didn't like Sonar layout, gave up after spending bucks on Cubase, and Tracktion is now orphaned.
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Post by Sheppol_A »

gear_head wrote:I've got a new platform and am looking to switch; old daw software is now orphanware (Tracktion 3).

You particularly attached to Repear? Over the comptetition? Had and liked the old Cakewalk (Pro Audio), but didn't like Sonar layout, gave up after spending bucks on Cubase, and Tracktion is now orphaned.
Yes I am attached to Reaper.It has more flexibility than I will ever need and a nice simple GUI and is cheap enough :)
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