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Reaper v3.141
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License
Trial (All Demo software)
License Conditions
Registration: US$225.00
System Requirements
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Date Added
2009-11-20
Software Description
REAPER is a powerful but sensible Windows application designed for the recording, arrangement, editing, mixing and rendering of audio. REAPER provides a flexible but easy to use interface that is equally suited to amateurs and professionals alike.
REAPER is a small and lightweight application (the installer is less than 1 megabyte, which includes many effects and a sample project). REAPER is designed with both processing and user interaction speed in mind.
Basic Features:
- Support for an unlimited number of audio tracks.
- Audio tracks are all fully routable (multiple inputs, outputs).
- Volume, pan controls and envelopes per track.
- Supports audio processing plug-ins (DirectX, DXi, VST, VSTi, and Jesusonic) with automation, easy chain manipulation and editing.
- Pitch shifting and time stretching.
- Fast, reasonable and usable Windows-style UI, working well on both low and high resolutions or multiple monitors.
- ASIO, Kernel Streaming, WaveOut, and DirectSound support for playback and recording.
- Reads WAV, OGG, MP3 and MIDI files, records WAV and MIDI files.
- Can render to WAV, OGG, MP3 if lame is installed.
- Full SMP support (can utilize 2 or more processors).
- Multi-layer undo/redo support.
- User creatable color themes.
Advanced Features:
- Unlimited send/receives per track, with configurable parameters (pre-fx, post-fx, volume/pan adjustment/envelopes, mix to mono, phase, etc.).
- Any track can act as a bus, for routing flexibility.
- Tracks can have one or more (mono or stereo) hardware sends, for analog mixing capability.
- Fully routable/FX-able folder tracks that can contain group tracks.
- Item grouping.
- Ripple editing.
- Grid/snap support with configurable options.
- Markers.
- Unlimited takes per media item.
- Auto punch-in/punch-out functionality.
- Automatic record monitoring modes.
- Selection length granularity options as well as grid snapping.
- Tempo envelope (for grid lines/snapping/ruler), play-speed envelope.
- Project consolidation/export options (for rendering all or parts of any number of tracks to WAV, etc.).
- A UI and architecture that allows you to easily cut loops of many tracks simultaneously, without having to write them to disk.
- Support for plug-in generated media (such as click tracks, etc.).
- Project tempo envelopes for variable tempos in track, grid/snapping that supports variable tempos.
- 64-bit floating point sample pipeline for high quality.
- Advanced recording and monitoring options; examples:
- You can route multiple tracks (inputs and/or media items) into a bus, and record THAT mixed down version.
- You can record the input signal, or record the post-FX, post-track-render signal.
- You can switch recording sources on the fly, even while recording.
- You can arm/disarm tracks' inputs while playing or recording.
Other Features:
- Human readable, human editable, backwards and forwards compatible project file format.
- Options to build peaks for recorded files on the fly.
- Lots of control for the user to specify where recorded files go, etc., when dealing with many projects.
- Template support to make it easy to load a project template and save it as a new project when you begin.
- Input/output channel name aliasing (why view your inputs as "MOTU 896: Analog 1" when you could have them be "Vocal Mic", etc.).
- Options for automatically backing up project files to alternate paths, time-stamped versions, etc.
New in v3.141
- Action: toggle selected tracks between touch and trim/read modes (for non-motorized control surfaces).
- Anticipative FX is no longer by default disabled during rendering.
- Batch converter: added right-click context menu, modeless configuration.
- Custom menu: fixed Actions menu occasionally declining to be customized.
- Fixed mislabeled undo/redo menu items in certain instances.
- Image loading: theme images optimized for faster load (startup) time, and smaller installer.
- Installer: reduced installer size on all platforms.
- Media explorer: fixed import of multitrack MIDI files when importing to empty project.
- MIDI editor: fixed bug when extending a looped item leftwards in the editor.
- MIDI editor: avoid skipping over CC data when drawing edits quickly.
- MIDI editor: actions to explicitly mute and unmute notes (in addition to existing toggle).
- MIDI editor: middle button hand-scroll.
- Peaks: fixed rebuilding peaks for selected items.
- Project markers: fixed transport jump-to-marker list not being refreshed.
- Preferences: added new Envelopes tab, option for how to handle volume/pan trim when adding envelopes.
- ReWire: per-instance options to control whether slaves can change tempo, loop region.
- Scrollbars: drawing fixes.
- Toolbar: merged toolbar and menu customize interfaces, no limit on custom toolbar buttons.
- Toolbar: customizable tabbed floating toolbar (separate from main toolbar).
- Toolbar: added 72 more custom toolbar images.
- Toolbar: optional user text over blank toolbar icon.
- Toolbar: armed actions can be run by clicking anywhere in the arrange view (not just on a media item).
- Video: added support for video files that contain no video track.
- Video: better audio sync on OSX.
- Video: don't show video from stopped background projects.
- Video: fixed possible hang on Windows multi-monitor setups.
- Video: fixed incorrect frame display issues (rounding errors after manually moving the edit cursor).
- Video: added a preference panel to select video colorspaces.
- x64: fixed bugs in recording and rendering format selection/configuration windows.



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My present need is to restore reel to tape dating back to 1972 to 1987 the music are of sessions I was on and bands I've been in I have tried approximately 23 Audio Editors since September 24 and have not been happy with anyone of them and it is becoming expensive.
When I saw the advertisement for Reaper I got a little excited because I had just finished reading about Sawhost and their offerings.
I continue to compose and will eventually need to purchase something suitable for that recording application. My question is will Reaper pull from my files all the material I have recorded into my computer and function as an Audio Editor as well.
Tank you,
Cush
Help!
okay i love reaper but when i wanted to start recording i inserted a mp3 (beat) to record to and it wouldnt play back the file properly, got a bunch of clipping...im using asio drivers and i have no clue...if anybody can help it would be much appreciated
I want to record from my mixer!
Hello, I am trying this new software, can someone help with some imformation, is it possible to connect USB from my mixer to my computer to record my bass or my guitar or do i need i another software to run the USB line from my mixer?
please help!
This is a great program!
My first post on this site. I just want to say that REAPER is the Pro-Tools of the free daw. Absolutely no problems with this program whatsoever. As for the comparison with Audition, there is none for the multitrack side. I love how you can use almost all the track fx you want in reaper without destroying your system resources and processing power. It runs that smooth.
GREAT PROGRAM CANT WAIT FOR THE NEXT VERSION!!
How does this thing work?
Hi, I downloaded reaper but i have no idea how to use it! Where an i find a good tutorial? All i need to do is record some vocals onto a pre-recorded track. I have an 8 track set up with a mic (recomended by a friend, i'm using the 8 track as a pre-amp so i can use an sm58).
Thanks
User Guide
Try reading the Reaper User Guide which you can find at the address below:
http://www.cockos.com/reaper/userguide/ReaperUserGuide24Eval.pdf
Cannot listen to .WAV, .AIFF, .mp3 rendered by REAPER
(Originally posted 04:11:41 5/07/07)
I downloaded the REAPER software and it looks very useful but when I render tracks into any format such as .WAV and .AIFF, Windows mediaplayer cannot play them saying it requires a 'codec'. I cannot render into .mp3 format as the progam complains the the lame_enc.dll is require even though a copy is enstalled in the 'Plug-ins' folder. Can anybody help with these issues?
My guess is!
My guess is your rendering the .waves at an incompatible sample rate or bit depth for WMP. Try 16 bit @ 44.1 to check
the LAME dll file I belive needs to be in the program directory, not the plug in directory
Hope this helps
Re: Cannot listen to .WAV, .AIFF, .mp3 rendered by REAPER
(Originally posted 00:25:34 10/20/07)
1st of all let me say that I truly love Reaper! I have been looking for a decent DAW ever since Adobe took over Cool Edit Pro. The price is amazing compared to Audition, Sonar and Cubase. It is easy to use and intuitive to learn.
As for Julians problem I have 3 possible solutions.
1. Update your windows media player & get new codecs...
2.Use ASIO audio drivers (if your soundcard doesn't provide ASIO then get the freeware program "ASIO4ALL" available on this site...)
3. Try playing back your rendered files on a different media player (Winamp?)- also remember that Reaper is fairly new but they do offer a good support system from their website. Also if your using windows98 or millenium you most definitely need to update your audio codecs or get XP.
By the way Reaper works great in Vista..Good Job Cuckos!
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