REAPER

To quantize in REAPER, you can manually split and edit audio using the ‘Dynamic split’ function to separate audio based on transients. You can also stretch audio by holding the ‘alt’ key and dragging where a split occurs. You can quantize MIDI items using the MIDI editor. Quantizing In REAPER When it comes to producing …

To master a track in REAPER, start by inserting a stereo WAV file of your final mixdown into a new REAPER project file. Once you have done this, you can begin mastering by inserting different plugins onto the ‘MASTER’ track to shape the sound of your song. Mastering In REAPER Mastering is the essential final …

To loop individual tracks in REAPER is simple. All you will have to do is drop an audio file, drag it to your desired size, double click its edge to set the loop length, and then the item will loop as you drag it forward in the project. Looping In REAPER Looping is a handy …

The first thing for you to fix latency in REAPER is that you have the correct audio driver installed for your system. If you are still having latency issues, the next thing for you to do is manually offset the latency in REAPER’s preferences under ‘Recording.’ Latency In REAPER There is nothing more frustrating than …

The easiest way for you to sidechain in REAPER is to insert a VST plugin on the track you wish to control (Track A). You then create a send to that VST from the track you want to control it with (Track B).  What Is Sidechaining In REAPER? Sidechaining is when you set one audio …