Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 9 - Recording the Vocal

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Dude, these are the best tutorials of all! Thanks, guys!

leomilani_gtr

You're awesome Kenny! :) Tutorials don't get better than this + great voice & rhythm!

ollivanajas

Great vid, what about tips for adding reverb? The Reaverb takes away the clarity, I would be curious to know your tips. Also how to apply effects to certain sections of a vocal track (mainly the end) and what are your favorite vocal track effects?

Kiko_C

Kenny, could you do a video on how to record R&B vocals over an instrumental? You are a thorough teacher with so much value....

ashleymoses

I’m not hearing any fx when recording. The only ones I can hear are the input fx which I don’t want printing to the track. What am I missing

michaelquinn

I kinda hear Mr. Macky from South Park singing.

Awesomeandreyeah

I noticed clicks while the vocalist was singing. How do you get rid of those?

carlos_kay

Great video as always Kenny. Do you have any videos on setting up a vocal recording template?

robgroden

Do you have a video explaining problems of Reaper not showing my interface once Reaper is opened... sorry to be un-concise in this... I can't get the program to show the signal coming through the meter.. I do hear the line level signal ?.... thanks so much... Jon O.

letzrockitrite

If you add fx (eq, compressor) directly to the track, does it mean those fx will be printed on the vocal track. I want to hear the fx during recording but I don't want anything print on the vocal track to later edit. Can I do that? BTW, thank you so much for your videos, I learned so much about Reaper from you.

hoangduocsu

Is the vocalist not in the same room? Any tips for separation with the vocalist in the room with the band? My case being the vocalist is also the guitarist.

cambot

awesome, just found it and helped a lot, tnks bro

cai

Ok, I've been watching this series with interest. One minute your saying use the compressor BEFORE the equaliser, now your saying the reverse. Could you please clarify?

chrisdaviesguitar

Cool video as usual, where do I save the .aif files?Do i just save them in my Fx files where all the .dll files are? I have reaper and a PC. Thanks a lot

Bigwoody

Just curious Kenny, if we wanna do this audio thing in a studio one day, are we gonna ha e to learn pro tools?

ryanreach

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 9 - Recording the Vocal

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 1/6 - Set up and Scratch Tracks

Recording Your Band in REAPER

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 13 - Recording the Basic Track

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 6/6 - Vocal & Strings

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 5/6 - Tremolo and Solo Guitars

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 2/6 - Live Drums

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 1 - Intro - Setting Up Tracks & Inputs

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 3/6 - Bass & Ac Guitars

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 4/6 - Piano & El Guitars

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 10 - Setting up Reverb FX

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 6 - Recording the Bass Guitar

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 9 - Recording the Vocal

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 16 - Rendering a Rough Mix

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 8 - Recording the Electric Guitar

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 7 - Recording the Acoustic Guitar

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 3 - Getting The Drum Levels

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 11 - Setting up Delay & Echo FX

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 12 - The Click Track & Headphone Mixes

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 14 - Recording Overdubs - Part I

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 4 - Getting Kick & Snare Sounds

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 2 - Plugging in the Drum Mics

Recording Your First Vocal Track in REAPER

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 5 - Getting Toms & Overheads Sounds

Recording Your Band in REAPER - Part 15 - Recording Overdubs - Part II