[Rwp] Resources explaning the functionnalities of default FX in Reaper.

[ROBIN Alexis]

Chris,

No one has the obligation to answer me. Moreover, I didn't ask an 
explanation step by step, only if a list describing functionnalities of 
VST in Reaper were exist.

I am very grateful for the help that I found in this list, because I 
succeed from scratch, to produce some music even if I'm still at the 
early stages. Without precedent experience with DAW software, members of 
this list brought me some precious guidances, to understand and use 
Reaper. For this constant help (despite my bad english), I really want 
thanks all for that.
Rarely also, some of my questions didn't found answer. It's absolutly 
normal, because we have all our own life, our own aknoledges, our own 
time and this list is on voluntary basis. For contributing on a list 
related to NVDA for francophone people, I understand and respect this 
fact. But when I can't help someone, I simply don't answer.

Because i have no more time to dedicate for embittered person you are, 
it is my first and last reaction on this subject off topic.

Again, thanks to all members who help me. I'm impatient to be able 
helping newest people.

Best regards,

Alexis ROBIN

Le 26/03/2015 19:17, Chris Belle via RWP a écrit :
> Ah, how do I say this without sounding like a smart-ass,
>
> Well, the   dirty of it is that the down side to buying a powerful 
> open source DAW
> like reaper is that you get the privilege of doing all your own 
> homework and research.
>
> Not that the community doesn't step up admirably, to help out, but 
> reaper is hardly a premium product in the sense of being mature in 
> documentation, and tutorial and hand holding resources,
> and this is why other DAW's cost 500 dollars.
>
> So there's no free lumch in this world, you're either going to pay 
> money, or you're going to pay time.
>
> If going through plug-ins and seeing what they do is too tedius, 
> perhaps you are in the wrong hobby.
>
>
>
>
> On 3/26/2015 10:17 AM, Alex H. via RWP wrote:
>> The js: loser/compciter will give you more highs and dirt than you
>> could want. I dig that one. Radio/phone effect? There are plenty of
>> vst plugins to do this, but you can lowpass/hipass using a simple JS
>> 12band eq and tweak to taste. That's very general, but should get you
>> going experimenting with stuff at least.
>>
>> Here's a very condensed list of Reaper's plugins. May or may not be 
>> helpful.
>> http://wiki.cockos.com/wiki/index.php/ReaperEffects
>>
>> Note: ReaVerb and ReaVerbate plugins are both reverbs, but reaVerb is
>> a convolution verb that requires impulse files to work. If you want
>> simple reverb, use reaVerbate
>>
>> HTh
>> alex
>>
>> On 3/26/15, ROBIN Alexis via RWP <rwp at bluegrasspals.com> wrote:
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> I'm facing of a simple problem but very irritating. I have to test fx
>>> one by one, for knowing what is the functions of each FX. It's a little
>>> bit fastidious and I'm sure that I miss some usability details.
>>> Do you know a place giving for each FX, mane and functionnality?
>>>
>>> For the moment, I'm looking for an FX to strongly boost high
>>> frequencies, to obtain a kind of dirty sound. I'm also looking 
>>> something
>>> like a phone effect and radio effect. Do you know some FX to do that?
>>> And last question, did you downloaded additionnal FX to complete the
>>> default collection proposed with Reaper?
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>>
>>> Alexis ROBIN
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