[RWP] A couple of questions.

[Indigo]

I have it, under turn your Reaper into a loop recorder, I'll find it and 
post it here.

On 3/22/2013 1:24 PM, matt diemert wrote:
> indi,
> Thanks much.
> I've been googling for the loop record thing now since Wednesday and
> just not finding anything specific to what I'm after. I'll keep
> plugging away!
>
>
> On 3/22/13, Indigo <33indigo at charter.net> wrote:
>> Hi Matt,
>>    I can't answer all those questions, but yes; you can set up Reaper to
>> loop/record, that is as soon as you record a short phrase and stop it
>> will immediately put you in a new track, still recording, so you can try
>> a different take; and end up with a stack of takes; each on their own track
>> I found a template for setting it up on the Cockos Forums, and might
>> take a week to find it in my storage discs here; but you may as well
>> google for it yourself, with the words:
>> cockos..reaper..loop..record..template.
>> Rather than reinvent the wheel, I google to learn if it already exists.
>> Without the word cockos before reaper; you get all that grim reaper crap
>> The cockos forums are fantastic, full of very knowledgeable guys who
>> have already solved many issues, and they often post templates to set up
>> various ways to record or edit.
>>
>> Next, to make your metronome go at 120 or 140 bpm, whatever, set your
>> project tempo in project settings; ctrl+enter.
>> In the options/metronone settings you can set up how much preroll you
>> want to hear; like 1 measure, 2 measures,  before recording begins.
>> Indi
>>
>>
>>
>> On 3/22/2013 11:10 AM, matt diemert wrote:
>>> Good morning guys.
>>> I've really got going in reaper and doing some serious recording this
>>> week, but now I've run in to a few snags that I'm hoping someone can
>>> help.
>>> First, what is the best method for comping in reaper. Should I do
>>> multiple takes on the same track, or is it better to do a new track
>>> each time I want to re record a vocal or instrument track? How are
>>> folks moving information  between tracks. If I select a passage from
>>> one track, do I then need to go up to the other track and find that
>>> exact spot on the track to paste in the passage I wish to replace?
>>> Second, how can I setup a click track specificaaly the beats I see how
>>> to turn on the metronome but I don't see how to adjust it to say 142
>>> BPM.
>>> Lastly, is there a way to loop record something for punch in at a
>>> later time. Let's say I want to play a lead riff 10 or 12 times over
>>> about 4 measures but I want a lots to pick from rather than re
>>> recording on a bunch of separate takes, can reaper loop record like
>>> Pro tools, and then give me those takes to listen to later to decide
>>> which was best or Comp them ETC?
>>> Thanks for any help you can give!
>>>
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