3.36 Recording with External Hardware FX

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3.36 Recording with External Hardware FX

REAPER can record a track with an external hardware FX device in much the same way as you might use an external device as an insert when recording on an analog desk.

Kind: concept (user-guide-section) Chapter: 3 Recording Audio and MIDI Source: REAPER User Guide v7.70

REAPER can record a track with an external hardware FX device in much the same way as you might use an external device as an insert when recording on an analog desk. You use a plug-in called ReaInsert. If you want to try it out step by step, create a new REAPER project file, insert a track, then get your FX device ready.

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1.1 Downloading REAPER (kind=reference)
1.2 Installing REAPER on a MacOS (kind=reference)
1.3 Installing REAPER on a Windows PC (kind=reference)
1.4 The Install Options (Windows only) (kind=reference)
1.5 REAPER’s Default Settings and Preferences (kind=reference)
1.6 REAPER Software Updates (kind=reference)
1.7 Starting REAPER (kind=reference)
1.8 REAPER Startup Tips (kind=reference)
1.9 REAPER Selections, Controls and Commands (kind=reference)
1.10 The REAPER Screen (kind=reference)
1.11 Introducing the Master Track (kind=reference)
1.12 Introducing the Track and Track Controls (kind=reference)
1.13 Arrange View and Mixer View (kind=reference)
1.14 Track, Master Track and Mixer Panels: Tips and Layouts (kind=reference)
1.15 Setting Up For Audio (kind=reference)
1.16 Input Aliasing (kind=reference)
1.17 Output Aliasing (kind=reference)
1.18 Setting Up For MIDI (kind=reference)
1.19 VST, CLAP and LV2 Plug-ins (kind=reference)
1.20 REAPER’s Installed Folders and File Location (kind=reference)
1.21 Localization and Language Packs (kind=reference)
1.22 Backing Up Settings (kind=reference)
1.23 Running REAPER on a Flash Drive (kind=reference)
1.24 REAPER Start Menu Options (Windows only) (kind=reference)
1.25 REAPER File Types (kind=reference)
1.26 Ruler Display Options (kind=reference)
1.27 Adjusting Font Size (kind=reference)
1.28 User License Information (kind=reference)
1.29 Pops and Clicks (kind=reference)
1.30 Uninstalling REAPER (kind=reference)
2.1 Opening an Existing Project (kind=reference)
2.2 Project Settings (kind=reference)
2.3 The Transport Bar (kind=reference)
2.4 Using the Track Controls (kind=reference)
2.5 Pan Law and Pan Mode (kind=reference)
2.6 Navigation and Zooming (kind=reference)
2.7 The Visual Track Spacer (kind=reference)
2.8 Directing Audio and MIDI Output (kind=reference)
2.9 Using the Navigator (kind=reference)
2.10 Track FX Basics (kind=reference)
2.11 Using the Supplied FX Presets (kind=reference)
2.12 Controlling Track FX (kind=reference)
2.13 FX Window and Keyboard Shortcuts (kind=reference)
2.14 Using an FX Bus (kind=reference)
2.15 Managing the Play Cursor (kind=reference)
2.16 Analyzing FX Performance (kind=reference)
2.17 Time Selections and Time Loops (kind=reference)
2.18 Managing Time and Loop Selections (kind=reference)
2.19 Navigating by Jumping (kind=reference)
2.20 Time and Loop Selections and the Transport Bar (kind=reference)
2.21 REAPER Routing Essentials (kind=reference)
2.22 Showing Sends in the Track Panel (kind=reference)
2.23 The Routing Matrix (kind=reference)
2.24 Managing Tracks (kind=reference)
2.25 Keeping a Window on Top (kind=reference)
2.26 The Track Wiring View (kind=reference)
2.27 Docking and Floating (kind=reference)
2.28 The Undo History Window (kind=reference)
2.29 Multiple Project Tabs (kind=reference)
2.30 Item Names, Buttons and Icons (kind=reference)
2.31 Online and Offline Media Items (kind=reference)
2.32 Advanced Track Settings (kind=reference)
2.33 Reset REAPER to Factory Defaults (kind=reference)
2.34 The Big Clock Plus (kind=reference)
3.1 Creating a New Project (kind=reference)
3.2 Setting Media Project Options (kind=reference)
3.3 Saving the Project File (kind=reference)
3.4 Creating and Naming Tracks (kind=reference)
3.5 To Prepare and Record One Track (kind=reference)
3.6 To Prepare and Record Multiple Tracks (kind=reference)
3.7 Auto Arming Tracks (kind=reference)
3.8 Using the Metronome (kind=reference)
3.9 Recording Stereo Tracks (kind=reference)
3.10 Multi-Channel Recording (kind=reference)
3.11 Track Templates (kind=reference)
3.12 Importing an Existing Project (kind=reference)
3.13 Project Templates (kind=reference)
3.14 Layered Recording (kind=reference)
3.15 Overdubbing and Punch Recording (kind=reference)
3.16 Non-Destructive Punch Recording (kind=reference)
3.17 Destructive Punch Recording (kind=reference)
3.18 Fades and Crossfades (kind=reference)
3.19 Recording Multiple Takes (kind=reference)
3.20 Displaying Multiple Takes (kind=reference)
3.21 Using Color Coded Takes (kind=reference)
3.22 Working With Multiple Takes (kind=reference)
3.23 Overlapping Items (kind=reference)
3.24 Recording Multiple Additional Items (kind=reference)
3.25 Recording with Empty Events (kind=reference)
3.26 Recording with Input FX Plug-ins (kind=reference)
3.27 Input Monitoring without Recording (kind=reference)
3.28 Preserve PDC Delayed Monitoring in Recorded Items (kind=reference)
3.29 Recording a Track’s Output (kind=reference)
3.30 Recording FX Bus Output (kind=reference)
3.31 Recording MIDI (kind=reference)
3.32 Other MIDI Recording Modes (kind=reference)
3.33 Recording With a Virtual Instrument (kind=reference)
3.34 Using Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth (kind=reference)
3.35 Looped Overdubbing and Looped Time Selection Recording (kind=reference)
3.36 Recording with External Hardware FX (kind=reference)
3.37 Preference Settings for Recording (kind=reference)
3.38 Track Preferences for Recording (kind=reference)
3.39 Other Track Recording Settings (kind=reference)
3.40 REAPER Audio Recording Checklist (kind=reference)
3.41 Recording MIDI From Keyboard Checklist (kind=reference)
3.42 Recording an Internet Audio Stream (kind=reference)
3.43 Converting Audio Media Item Format (kind=reference)
3.44 Recording Live Windows Output (kind=reference)
4.1 Introduction and Overview (kind=reference)
4.2 Media Explorer Basics (kind=reference)
4.3 File Management (kind=reference)
4.4 Working With Metadata (kind=reference)
4.5 Creating and Using Databases (kind=reference)
4.6 Media Item Preview (kind=reference)
4.7 Inserting Audio Files, Samples and FX (kind=reference)
4.8 Import Media File Types (kind=reference)
4.9 Importing REAPER Project Files (kind=reference)
4.10 Previewing and Importing MIDI Files (kind=reference)
4.11 Media Explorer Options and Other Actions (kind=reference)
4.12 REX and Similar File Support (kind=reference)
5.1 Managing Tracks (kind=reference)
5.2 Track Control Modifiers (kind=reference)
5.3 Mute/Solo In Front (kind=reference)
5.4 Auto-Naming Multiple Tracks (kind=reference)
5.5 Searching the Preferences Settings (kind=reference)
5.6 Track Colors (kind=reference)
5.7 Track Icons (kind=reference)
5.8 Track Meter Options (kind=reference)
5.9 Track Layouts (kind=reference)
5.10 Displaying Grid Lines (kind=reference)
5.11 Headphone Monitoring and Headphone Mixing (kind=reference)
5.12 Understanding Sends, Buses, Submixes and Folders (kind=reference)
5.13 Track Folder Essentials (kind=reference)
5.14 Track and Track Parameter Grouping (kind=reference)
5.15 Temporary Track Grouping without the Grouping Matrix (kind=reference)
5.16 VCA Grouping (kind=reference)
5.17 Track Group Management from the Track Panel (kind=reference)
5.18 The Main Toolbar (kind=reference)
5.19 Track Panel and Mixer Panel Layout Options (kind=reference)
6.1 Grouping FX in Folders (kind=reference)
6.2 Using Boolean Search Filters (kind=reference)
6.3 FX Browser Options (kind=reference)
6.4 Item Take FX (kind=reference)
6.5 Managing FX: Tips and Tricks (kind=reference)
6.6 Controlling FX from the TCP (kind=reference)
6.7 Managing FX Parameters (kind=reference)
6.8 Serial vs Parallel FX Chains (kind=reference)
6.9 Duplicate Plug-in Priorities (kind=reference)
6.10 Advanced Plug-in Defaults (kind=reference)
6.11 Advanced Floated FX Window Options (kind=reference)
6.12 Embedding FX GUI in TCP or MCP (kind=reference)
6.13 Hardware Output FX Monitoring (kind=reference)
6.14 Optimizing FX Performance (kind=reference)
6.15 Plug-in Delay Compensation (kind=reference)
6.16 Opening a File in Recovery Mode (kind=reference)
6.17 Freezing and Unfreezing Tracks (kind=reference)
6.18 The JS Analysis Loudness Meter (kind=reference)
6.19 VST and VST3 FX Compatibility Settings (kind=reference)
6.20 Missing Items (kind=reference)
6.21 Installing Extra JS Plug-ins (kind=reference)
6.22 ReaEffects User Guide Supplement (kind=reference)
6.23 Audio Signal Flow Chart: Master Track (kind=reference)
6.24 Audio Signal Flow Chart: Tracks and Folders (kind=reference)
7.1 Using an External Editor (kind=reference)
7.2 Editing Media Items in REAPER (kind=reference)
7.3 Power Editing with Mouse Modifier Overrides (kind=reference)
7.4 Auto Trim/Split Items (kind=reference)
7.5 Media Item Editing with Track Group Items (kind=reference)
7.6 Simple Item Grouping (kind=reference)
7.7 Storing and Recalling Item Groups (kind=reference)
7.8 Media Item Properties (kind=reference)
7.9 Media Item Appearance Preferences (kind=reference)
7.10 Editing Behavior Preferences (kind=reference)
7.11 Overlapping Media Items (kind=reference)
7.12 Separating Loop Selection from Time Selection (kind=reference)
7.13 Slip Editing (kind=reference)
7.14 Insert Space in Selection (kind=reference)
7.15 Trim Behind When Editing (kind=reference)
7.16 Changing a Media Item’s Timebase (kind=reference)
7.17 Creating and Copying Items in Pencil Mode (kind=reference)
7.18 Propagating Items (kind=reference)
7.19 Implode Items To One Track (kind=reference)
7.20 Ripple Editing (kind=reference)
7.21 Trim to Selected Area (kind=reference)
7.22 Item Mute and Solo Actions (kind=reference)
7.23 Displaying the Item Ruler (kind=reference)
7.24 Take Media Source (kind=reference)
7.25 Normalizing Items (kind=reference)
7.26 Snapping with Combined Snap/Grid Settings (kind=reference)
7.27 Separate Snap and Grid Settings (kind=reference)
7.28 Free Item Positioning (kind=reference)
7.29 The Nudge/Set Items Window (kind=reference)
7.30 Item Channel Mode and Channel Mapping (kind=reference)
7.31 Adjusting Media Item Fades (kind=reference)
7.32 Crossfades and the Crossfade Editor (kind=reference)
7.33 Glue Selected Items (kind=reference)
7.34 Coloring Individual Items (kind=reference)
7.35 Customising Mouse Modifiers (kind=reference)
7.36 Dynamic Splitting - Remove Silent Passages (kind=reference)
7.37 Item Peak Display Basics (kind=reference)
7.38 Normal Peaks and Spectral Peaks: Display Basics (kind=reference)
7.39 Spectrogram View and Spectral Editing (kind=reference)
7.40 Loudness Unit Full Scale Modes (LUFS) (kind=reference)
7.41 Pencil Editing (kind=reference)
8.1 Using Item FX with Individual Takes (kind=reference)
8.2 Exploding Takes to Multiple Tracks (kind=reference)
8.3 Crossfades with Takes (kind=reference)
8.4 Exploding Takes in Place (kind=reference)
8.5 Play All Takes (kind=reference)
8.6 Editing and Comping Multiple Takes and Multiple Tracks (kind=reference)
8.7 Take Menu Command Summary (kind=reference)
8.8 Propagating Takes (kind=reference)
8.9 More Take Commands and Actions (kind=reference)
8.10 Managing Comps with the Project Bay (kind=reference)
8.11 Item Take Markers (kind=reference)
8.12 Comping with Ranked Take Markers (kind=reference)
8.13 Fixed Media Item Lanes (kind=reference)
9.1 Creating Loops (kind=reference)
9.2 Creating and Navigating with Project Markers (kind=reference)
9.3 Time Selection Start/End Markers (kind=reference)
9.4 Snapping to Markers (kind=reference)
9.5 Removing Markers (kind=reference)
9.6 Show/Hide Regions/Markers in Grid (kind=reference)
9.7 Marker Actions (kind=reference)
9.8 Creating and Using Regions (kind=reference)
9.9 The Region/Marker Manager (kind=reference)
9.10 Regions and Markers: Ruler Lanes (kind=reference)
9.11 Custom Ruler Region Lanes (kind=reference)
9.12 Project Building with Regions (kind=reference)
9.13 More About Ruler Lanes (kind=reference)
9.14 Markers and Media Cues (kind=reference)
9.15 Changing the Project Timebase (kind=reference)
9.16 Tempo Based Music Production (kind=reference)
9.17 Embedding Transient Information when Rendering (kind=reference)
9.18 Quantizing Items (kind=reference)
9.19 Dynamic Splitting (kind=reference)
9.20 Ruler Display Options (kind=reference)
10.1 Changing the Project Play Rate (kind=reference)
10.2 Changing Pitch for Individual Media Items (kind=reference)
10.3 Using the ReaPitch Plug-in (kind=reference)
10.4 Using ReaPitch with Multiple Tracks (kind=reference)
10.5 Time Stretching (kind=reference)
10.6 Pitch Correction with ReaTune (kind=reference)
10.7 Stretch Markers (kind=reference)
10.8 Time Signature/Tempo Changes and Markers (kind=reference)
10.9 Timeline Display: Negative Timecodes (kind=reference)
10.10 Playback Time Offset with Routing (kind=reference)
10.11 Audio Jogging and Scrubbing (kind=reference)
10.12 REAPER Integration with ARA (kind=reference)
10.13 Phase Alignment (kind=reference)
11.1 Introduction (kind=reference)
11.2 Alternative Mixer Layouts (kind=reference)
11.3 Tweaking the Mixer Display (kind=reference)
11.4 Managing Parent/Child Tracks (kind=reference)
11.5 Working with FX in the Mixer (kind=reference)
11.6 Working with Sends in the Mixer (kind=reference)
11.7 VU Meters on Multichannel Tracks (kind=reference)
11.8 Track Control Functions (kind=reference)
11.9 Stereo Panning and Dual Panning (kind=reference)
11.10 Master Track Options and Settings (kind=reference)
11.11 Master Hardware Outputs (kind=reference)
11.12 Master Track Channels (kind=reference)
11.13 Solo Buses (kind=reference)
12.1 Introduction (kind=reference)
12.2 Project Timebase, Time Signature and Related Settings (kind=reference)
12.3 Crop to Selection and Remove Contents of Selection (kind=reference)
12.4 Project Lock Settings (kind=reference)
12.5 The Theme Development Tweaker (kind=reference)
12.6 The Project Media/FX Bay (kind=reference)
12.7 The Track Manager (kind=reference)
12.8 Track View Screen Sets (kind=reference)
12.9 Windows Screensets (kind=reference)
12.10 Auto Saving Screen Sets (kind=reference)
12.11 Creating a Text Track (kind=reference)
12.12 Item Selection Sets (kind=reference)
12.13 Track, Mixer, Transport and Envelope Layouts (kind=reference)
12.14 Moving Track Panel Position (kind=reference)
12.15 Play/Stop Cursor Options (kind=reference)
12.16 SWS Extensions (kind=reference)
12.17 Using FX Parameter MIDI Learn (kind=reference)
12.18 Track Templates Revisited (kind=reference)
12.19 Track Control Panel and Menu Bar Help (kind=reference)
12.20 Associating Rendered WAV Files with Source Project Files (kind=reference)
12.21 Multiple Project Backup Versions (kind=reference)
12.22 Using Multiple Dockers (kind=reference)
12.23 Saving New Project Versions (kind=reference)
12.24 Projects and Subprojects (kind=reference)
12.25 Working with Multiple Instances of REAPER (kind=reference)
13.1 Introduction (kind=reference)
13.2 Monitoring an External Synthesizer (kind=reference)
13.3 Using Track Controls with MIDI (kind=reference)
13.4 Controlling MIDI Data Sends (kind=reference)
13.5 Configuring and Accessing the MIDI Editor (kind=reference)
13.6 The MIDI Editor Window (kind=reference)
13.7 Control Change Messages (kind=reference)
13.8 Control Change Basics (kind=reference)
13.9 MIDI Editor CC Lanes (kind=reference)
13.10 MIDI CC Lanes: Tips & Tricks (kind=reference)
13.11 Navigating the MIDI Editor Main Window (kind=reference)
13.12 Basic Note Selection and Manipulation (kind=reference)
13.13 Loop/Time Selections and Smart Editing (kind=reference)
13.14 The MIDI Editor Menus (kind=reference)
13.15 Note Creating and Editing (kind=reference)
13.16 Using the Keyboard (kind=reference)
13.17 Transposing Notes (kind=reference)
13.18 General MIDI Program Patches (kind=reference)
13.19 MIDI Preview Scrub (kind=reference)
13.20 F3 - The Panic Button (kind=reference)
13.21 MIDI Editor Modes and Views (kind=reference)
13.22 Arrange View MIDI Processing Options (kind=reference)
13.23 Quantizing MIDI Data (kind=reference)
13.24 Input Quantization (kind=reference)
13.25 Humanize Notes (kind=reference)
13.26 Step Recording (kind=reference)
13.27 Working with Multiple MID0I Tracks and/or Items (Overview) (kind=reference)
13.28 Managing Multiple MIDI Tracks and Items (kind=reference)
13.29 Optimizing MIDI Editor Workflow (kind=reference)
13.30 Editing Multiple MIDI Items (kind=reference)
13.31 MIDI Editor Mouse Modifiers (kind=reference)
13.32 MIDI Editor Actions (kind=reference)
13.33 MIDI Output Direct to an External Synth (kind=reference)
13.34 In-Line MIDI Editing (kind=reference)
13.35 Copying MIDI Items in Arrange View (kind=reference)
13.36 Joining MIDI Items (kind=reference)
13.37 Audio Items and MIDI Items: Essential Editing Differences (kind=reference)
13.38 MIDI Preferences Settings (kind=reference)
13.39 Exporting Project MIDI (kind=reference)
13.40 MIDI Routing, MIDI Buses and ReWire (kind=reference)
13.41 ReaControlMIDI (kind=reference)
13.42 Some MIDI Plug-ins (kind=reference)
13.43 MIDI Controlled Pitch Shift with ReaVoice (kind=reference)
13.44 The Scale Finder (kind=reference)
13.45 MIDI Item Source Properties (kind=reference)
13.46 Feedback Routing with MIDI Tracks (kind=reference)
13.47 Working with Piano Roll Synced to Project Arrange View (kind=reference)
13.48 Sequencer Megababy (kind=reference)
13.49 Using MIDI CC Messages to Control FX Presets (kind=reference)
13.50 Custom MIDI Note and CC Names (kind=reference)
13.51 Recording and Routing thru MIDI Channels (kind=reference)
13.52 Retroactive MIDI Recording (kind=reference)
14.1 A Brief Introduction to Notation (kind=reference)
14.2 REAPER's Notation Editor: a First Look (kind=reference)
14.3 Opening MIDI Items in the Notation Editor (kind=reference)
14.4 REAPER's Notation Editor: A Closer Look (kind=reference)
14.5 Notation Editor View Options (kind=reference)
14.6 Basic Note Selection and MIDI Editor Tasks (kind=reference)
14.7 Notation Editor Specific Tasks and Functions (kind=reference)
14.8 Working with Notes and Note Selections (kind=reference)
14.9 Editing Notation Events in Other Views (kind=reference)
14.10 Exporting MusicXML and PDF Files (kind=reference)
14.11 XML Import (kind=reference)
14.12 Making a Notation Editor Toolbar (kind=reference)
15.1 Introduction (kind=reference)
15.2 REAPER Actions Essentials (kind=reference)
15.3 The Action List Editor Environment (kind=reference)
15.4 The Actions List Context Menu (kind=reference)
15.5 Creating a New Keyboard Shortcut (kind=reference)
15.6 Global Shortcut Overrides (kind=reference)
15.7 Removing a Shortcut or Changing a Key Assignment (kind=reference)
15.8 Action List Sections (kind=reference)
15.9 Deprecated Actions (kind=reference)
15.10 Keyboard Shortcuts for Recording (kind=reference)
15.11 Keyboard Shortcuts for the MIDI Editor (kind=reference)
15.12 Keyboard Shortcuts for FX and FX Chains (kind=reference)
15.13 Assigning Actions to the Mousewheel (kind=reference)
15.14 Exporting and Importing Key Maps (kind=reference)
15.15 Creating Custom Action Macros (kind=reference)
15.16 Importing and Loading Scripts (kind=reference)
15.17 Introducing ReaPack (kind=reference)
15.18 Meta Actions (kind=reference)
15.19 Mouse Modifiers (kind=reference)
15.20 TCP and MCP Mousewheel Modifiers (kind=reference)
15.21 Saving and Restoring Mouse Modifier Settings (kind=reference)
15.22 MIDI Editor Mouse Modifiers (kind=reference)
15.23 Customizing the REAPER Menus (kind=reference)
15.24 Customizing the REAPER Toolbars (kind=reference)
15.25 Additional Custom Toolbars (kind=reference)
15.26 Toolbar Display Options (kind=reference)
15.27 Smart Tools and Armed Actions (kind=reference)
15.28 The Toolbar Docker (kind=reference)
15.29 Toolbar Appearance Preferences (kind=reference)
15.30 Using a Control Device with REAPER (kind=reference)
15.31 Controlling REAPER with a Web Browser Interface (kind=reference)
15.32 Customizing Track Panel Area Width (kind=reference)
15.33 Reset VU Meter Peaks (kind=reference)
15.34 The Theme Adjuster (Overview) (kind=reference)
16.1 What Are Plug-ins? (kind=reference)
16.2 Five Types of Plug-in (kind=reference)
16.3 Adjusting Plug-in Parameter Controls (kind=reference)
16.4 Sound Shaping Effects: ReaEQ (kind=reference)
16.5 Time Based Effects: Delay (kind=reference)
16.6 Analytical Plug-ins: the Frequency Spectrum Analyzer Meter (kind=reference)
16.7 The JS Master Limiter and ReaLimit (kind=reference)
16.8 Using FX Presets (kind=reference)
16.9 Volume Control with Compression: ReaComp (kind=reference)
16.10 Volume Control with a Noise Gate (kind=reference)
16.11 Time Based Effects: ReaVerb (kind=reference)
16.12 Noise Reduction with ReaFir (kind=reference)
16.13 Multiband Compression with ReaXComp (kind=reference)
16.14 ReaLimit: The Brickwall Limiter (kind=reference)
16.15 ReaTune Revisited (kind=reference)
16.16 JS Plug-Ins and ReaPack: an Overview (kind=reference)
16.17 Summary Examples of JS Plug-In Categories (kind=reference)
16.18 Bridging and VST Plug-in Run Mode (kind=reference)
16.19 Controlling FX Parameters on the Fly (kind=reference)
16.20 Sending FX Output to a Different Track (kind=reference)
16.21 Third Party Plug-in Presets (kind=reference)
16.22 FX and FX Chain Options (kind=reference)
17.1 Understanding REAPER’s Channel Routing (kind=reference)
17.2 The Track Routing Button (kind=reference)
17.3 Send and Receive Types (kind=reference)
17.4 Pin Connectors and Channel Mapping (kind=reference)
17.5 Sidechaining and Audio Ducking (kind=reference)
17.6 FX Containers and Parallel FX Processing (kind=reference)
17.7 Sending FX Output to Another Track (kind=reference)
17.8 Other Channel Routing/Mixing Plug-ins (Overview) (kind=reference)
17.9 Further VSTi Signal Routing (kind=reference)
17.10 Round-Robin Multisampling (kind=reference)
17.11 ReaSamplomatic and ReaDrums (kind=reference)
17.12 REAPER’s Routing Interface (kind=reference)
17.13 Surround Panning with ReaSurround and ReaSurroundPan (kind=reference)
17.14 Routing to/from Other Applications with ReWire (kind=reference)
17.15 MIDI Routing and MIDI Buses (kind=reference)
17.16 Multichannel Parent-Child Relationships (kind=reference)
17.17 Multi Output VSTi Plug-ins (kind=reference)
18.1 Understanding Automation (kind=reference)
18.2 The Track Envelopes Window (kind=reference)
18.3 Automation Envelope Methods (kind=reference)
18.4 Available Track and Send Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.5 Writing Automation (kind=reference)
18.6 Envelope Points Options (kind=reference)
18.7 Writing Mute Automation (kind=reference)
18.8 Automation Modes (kind=reference)
18.9 Latch Preview Mode (kind=reference)
18.10 Global Automation Override (kind=reference)
18.11 Envelope Panel and Track Menu Controls (kind=reference)
18.12 The Track Envelopes Window Revisited (kind=reference)
18.13 The Envelope Manager (kind=reference)
18.14 Manually Editing Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.15 Using the Mouse with Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.16 Managing Automation Envelope Display (kind=reference)
18.17 Envelope Shapes (kind=reference)
18.18 Envelope Edit Mouse Modifiers (kind=reference)
18.19 The Envelope Panel Controls (kind=reference)
18.20 Managing and Manipulating Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.21 Envelope Preferences0 (kind=reference)
18.22 Using an Envelopes Toolbar (kind=reference)
18.23 Moving and Copying Envelopes with Items (kind=reference)
18.24 Copying Points From One Envelope to Another (kind=reference)
18.25 Automation with Trim Volume Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.26 Locking Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.27 Automation with Grouped Track Parameters (kind=reference)
18.28 Automation of FX Parameters (kind=reference)
18.29 Automation of Container FX Parameters (kind=reference)
18.30 FX Automation: Learn Mode (kind=reference)
18.31 Automating a VST with MIDI CC Messages (kind=reference)
18.32 Automating FX Parameters on the Fly (kind=reference)
18.33 Automation with Item Take and Take FX Parameters (kind=reference)
18.34 Automation with Hardware Output Sends (kind=reference)
18.35 Automating the Metronome (kind=reference)
18.36 Tempo/Time Signature and Play Speed Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.37 More Envelope Tips (kind=reference)
18.38 Razor Editing with Automation Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.39 Automation with Hardware Output Sends (kind=reference)
18.40 Automation Items (kind=reference)
18.41 Automation and Envelope Tips (kind=reference)
19.1 The Concept (kind=reference)
19.2 The Interface (kind=reference)
19.3 Defining a Parameter for Modulation (kind=reference)
19.4 Defining a Parameter for Modification (kind=reference)
19.5 Parameter Modulation with Audio Control (kind=reference)
19.6 Using an LFO Shape with Parameter Modulation (kind=reference)
19.7 Using Parameter Modulation for Dynamic Compression (kind=reference)
19.8 Bypass Mode (kind=reference)
19.9 Parameter Modulation Under Parameter Control (kind=reference)
19.10 Using Parameter Modulation with an Envelope (kind=reference)
19.11 Parameter Modulation under Sidechain Audio Control (kind=reference)
19.12 Using MIDI Links for Parameter Modulation (kind=reference)
19.13 Further Applications (kind=reference)
19.14 Managing FX Parameters in the Project Bay (kind=reference)
20.1 Simple Video Editing (kind=reference)
20.2 Video Effects (kind=reference)
20.3 Working with Multiple Video Tracks (kind=reference)
20.4 Video Processor Parameter Controls (kind=reference)
20.5 Supplied Video Effects Presets (kind=reference)
20.6 Video CPU Load (kind=reference)
20.7 Understanding Video Formats (kind=reference)
20.8 REAPER Video Processing Tips (kind=reference)
20.9 REAPER Video Settings and Preferences (kind=reference)
20.10 Video Workflow Tips (kind=reference)
20.11 Making a Home Music Video on a Budget (kind=reference)
21.1 Introduction (kind=reference)
21.2 Consolidating and Exporting (kind=reference)
21.3 Rendering A Project (kind=reference)
21.4 Dry Run Render Stats and Options (kind=reference)
21.5 Render to File: Source Options (kind=reference)
21.6 Project Rendering Examples (kind=reference)
21.7 Rendering a Finished Song (kind=reference)
21.8 Rendering a Group of Tracks to a Single Track (kind=reference)
21.9 Queued File Rendering (kind=reference)
21.10 Rendering Regions (kind=reference)
21.11 Batch File/Item Converter (kind=reference)
21.12 Burning an Audio CD with REAPER (kind=reference)
21.13 Saving Live Output to Disk (kind=reference)
21.14 Surround Rendering (kind=reference)
21.15 Rendering a Video Project (kind=reference)
21.16 Stem Rendering Media Items (kind=reference)
22.1 Introduction (kind=reference)
22.2 General Preferences (kind=reference)
22.3 Main Project Preferences (kind=reference)
22.4 Audio Configuration and Settings (kind=reference)
22.5 Audio Glitches and Related Issues (kind=reference)
22.6 Audio Preferences (kind=reference)
22.7 Appearance Preferences (kind=reference)
22.8 Editing Behavior Preferences (kind=reference)
22.9 Media Preferences (kind=reference)
22.10 Plug-ins Preferences (kind=reference)
22.11 Project and File Management (kind=reference)
22.12 Customizing the Performance Meter (kind=reference)
22.13 Customizing Undo History Behavior (kind=reference)
22.14 Custom UI Tweaks (PC) (kind=reference)
22.15 Custom UI Tweaks (Mac) (kind=reference)
23.1 Introducing ReaRoute (PC Only) (kind=reference)
23.2 Setting Up Applications for ReaRoute (kind=reference)
23.3 Sending Audio from REAPER to Another Application (kind=reference)
23.4 Sending Audio From Another DAW App to REAPER (kind=reference)
23.5 Using REAPER With a Synth Workstation (kind=reference)
23.6 Syncing to an External Device (kind=reference)
23.7 Generating and Sending Timecode (kind=reference)
23.8 REAPER as Client to MIDI Sequencer Software (kind=reference)
23.9 ReaScript (kind=reference)
Appendix: Troubleshooting REAPER (kind=reference)