Working with Channels in REAPER

Working with Channels in REAPER

[jennisonb]

Excellent video. You never disappoint, RM. When I see videos like this about Reaper, I am amazed at how good it is while at the same time being such a lightweight install and relatively easy on resources. It's a truly amazing DAW.

[VartaiMusic]

Yes, a video about multi-channel tracks! Great to see this topic discussed as Reaper is the best (reliable/flexible) DAW to use for surround sound and ambisonics.

Multi channeling is a very powerful feature of Reaper.
Routing may be a bit tricky at first, but it makes drums recording or editing so easy !

[saitenkiller]

This is pure gold, thanks a lot!
I found that using the send method is especially useful when working with takes and/or parallel processing of the same source track. You can switch takes and perform edits as much as you want without having to worry about all parallel channels are fed with the same source file.

[carl.wunsche]

Once you got the routing part of it and also the different ways in which reaper automatically add more channels to your track, this is extremely powerful! Been using Reaper for years for this one feature (among many others). Thanks again kenny!

[drutgat]

Thanks, Kenny.
I was one of those people who was confused about the distinction between channels and tracks, but now you have enlightened me.

[deeskushun]

demystified channelling with the reaper unraveller, thanks kenny

[SoundSleuth]

Great explanation of how to get side chain into the ReaComp compressor. I was today years old when I learned yuo could drop the routing on a Plug In.... Great Job.

[chrisdaviesguitar]

This has to be the best subscription I ever made.

[tfmc]

Great Video! Glad to see you are back to using one of the original intros. Much better.
Any thoughts on doing a video using a program like Scaler? It is a great program, that can offer a lot if used correctly in Reaper. Thanx again for all you do!

[EduaroU]

WOW!
What a brilliant DAW! What a superb explanation.
Possibly very useful for stalling Alzheimer's disease as my grey-matter jumps through hoops to take in the REAPER/Gioia magic!

[TokkanFX]

Great tutorial as usual. On a side note some mixing desks record straight to multi channel files because it speeds up recording on slow SSD's. Under the Item menu - Item processing you can "Explode" multi channel tracks into individual tracks if you find working with multitracks and channels too complex. There is also an implode option under the item menu to make selected tracks into a multitrack. Maybe a tutorial video?

[oskarwildmusic]

Awesome! Thanks a lot for creating this. It was enjoyable and easy to understand. Salutations from Guatemala!

[cgsmithinnola]

As always, a very helpful video! Thank you Kenny!!

[EbiMoll]

Thank you for the informative video!!!!

[PlectrumShorts]

This is a cool one, Kenny! I had no idea any of this existed and now I’m itching to work with it.

Is there a way to export EZDrummer 3 beats in multichannel so I can use this video’s lessons? I am not a huge fan of the “32-track export” that EZD3 normally does.

[DennyzTILT]

thank you very much for your helpful videos !

[thaerosthedragon]

Every video of yours I watch is convincing me to take the leap to reaper lol. I'm starting to get pretty frustrated with pro tools and I can't believe how much more streamline reaper is.

[Chalisque]

The dragging from io to a plugin window was new to me.

[DavidMacKinnon-bb]

Wow! Holy Canolli. Another great video