[RWP] Audio Recording In Reaper

[Victor Tsaran]

Hello Kelly,
In many ways Reaper makes working with bits of audio much easier than 
Sonar or Sound Forge. Here are some notes:

1. Press F12 which puts you into "key learn" mode; F12 again to exit.
2. Press SHIFT+F1 to generate a list of built-in shortcut keys. It may 
take a couple of seconds the first time around as the list will be 
generated automatically.
3. ReaAccess comes with a Readme that lists many of the shortcuts you need.

Once you are done with recording, Reaper will create what's known as 
"items"; they're kind of clips in Sonar. You can move item by item with 
control+arrow keys. Select with control+shift+arrow keys.
As you can imagine, you can perform all kind of context menus on 
selected items.
Use left and right arrow keys to scrub/move through the file.

I hope this gets you started!
Vic


On 1/21/2011 5:50 PM, Kelly Sapergia wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to try recording and editing in Reaper, but am not sure what
> commands to use, other than the Record command. Is there a list of
> keyboard shortcuts available somewhere? Also, can you make selection
> points like in Sound Forge to add effects to a certain spot?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Yours Sincerely,
> Kelly John Sapergia
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>
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