[RWP] Good free/low-cost plug-ins for Reaper

[Indigo]

Below is a link to The Oreo Monster Ninja's website, where you can find 
a getting started guide and many other tips.
Reaper and ReaAccess work just fine with NVDA, I was just playing the 
best free music VSTI know, Camel Audio's Alchemy free player.
Wow, what hot patches in that thing, but I had to enlarge my soundcard's 
buffer to 256 samples at 4ms latency, to get those huge sounds to play 
without crackling from the CPU strain, even on this fairly fast I7 2600 
machine.

I'm an old Wineyes user, have Jaws, but love little NVDA.
NVDA is pretty much invisible to me and behaves itself, I can dig into 
the screen with its screen review, and that's all I'm asking of it.

Here's the link to get started in Reaper
www.reaperacc.es
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On 7/23/2014 8:28 PM, Sean Terry wrote:
> Hi, I know this is a bit OT, but, can anyone hook me up with Reaper and ReAccess to make it work with NVDA? I am wanting to work on some music that I have in mind and I believe that all that would help me the best. Thanks so much in advance.
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>> On Jul 23, 2014, at 6:56 PM, James Scholes <james at jls-radio.com> wrote:
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>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm doing some simple mixes of just vocals and guitar in Reaper with
>> ReaAccess, but I'm looking for some better free or low-cost plug-ins to
>> compliment the ones already available in the program.  The compressors,
>> EQs, reverbs and whatever else you think is nice to have.  I recall a
>> ZIP file of a collection of free plug-ins like this making the rounds a
>> couple of years back, but suggestions alone are fine.
>>
>> Thanks.
>> --
>> James Scholes
>> http://twitter.com/JamesScholes
>>
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