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Sidechaining in REAPER one of the most straight-forward things I’ve ever seen in any DAW. Here’s a little trick to do it super fast!

Here’s a couple of ways and helpful tips about creating MIDI items in REAPER super fast!

Renaming your MIDI notes in REAPER makes drum programming and dealing with samples in general way more enjoyable. Here’s how to set it up!

Ever needed to A/B one track with another in REAPER? Or maybe a group of track with another group of tracks? – Here’s an easy trick to do this!

Ever captured something really cool in REAPER? This script will record everything then you can drag it back to the project and keep mangling it as long as you want!

This script displays the chord name of MIDI notes in a nice little box inside your MIDI Editor at the top left corner of your MIDI Editor.

You can do all kinds of processing to the individual items in REAPER. These buttons make it easy to insert effects, automate volume/pitch/pan, mute, add comments and more!

How to set up your track panel to the right side of your screen. Ableton style!

It’s always important to check your mixes in mono. Luckily REAPER makes it super easy to switch back and forth between stereo and mono.

There’s tons of ways you can adjust crossfades in REAPER. These shortcuts make it so easy to get the precise result you want!

By default, REAPER shows you a little window with options every time you stop recording. Here’s how to disable it and an alternative method I came up with.

This script makes exporting stems or multi-tracks such a breeze!

If you have never made folders for your go-to plugins in REAPER, I highly recommend spending a few minutes setting this up. It has improved my mixing workflow immensely!

I think the conventional way of recording in REAPER is slow and redundant. Here’s a few steps you can optimize and speed up your recording workflow!

You can now add oversampling to ANY plugin or entire FX chains in REAPER. Here’s how to do it and why you may need it.