[Rwp] a quick introduction and help needed lowering selection to10DB?
Scott Chesworth
scottchesworth at gmail.com
Tue Oct 27 19:47:01 EDT 2015
Hi Michael and Chris,
OSARA can be gotten from http://github.com/nvaccess/osara. You'll want
to take a read of the ReadMe on that page and grab the D&G keymap
which is linked to. Installation isn't particularly tricky, but for
now, it is a manual process. The instructions in the ReadMe were
written with a Windows installation in mind, which is where I'd
recommend you to be for now if you'll need to ask questions of other
users. OSARA has better Mac support on the development timeline early
next year, but a few folks have made some headway on the Mac in the
meantime. Right now, the best resource I can think of to point Mac
users toward is Oreo's www.reaperaccess.com site.
HTH
Scott
On 10/27/15, Christopher-Mark Gilland via RWP <rwp at bluegrasspals.com> wrote:
> So where does one go to get, and how does one setup Asara?
>
> Chris.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Justin via RWP
> To: Reapers Without Peepers
> Cc: Justin
> Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2015 2:42 PM
> Subject: Re: [Rwp] a quick introduction and help needed lowering selection
> to10DB?
>
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> I have two versions of Reaper set up, one with Rea Access, the other with
> Osara. I'm coming to use osara more and more.
>
> side-chaining certainly would be a way of doing it, or else you could
> simply split the track into two items, Reaper is more about items than time
> selections, and reduce the second item, the one with the music, by 10 DB.
>
> Recording with Reaper simply involves setting your input device in the
> devices section of the preferences tree, monitoring the track and arming it,
> then pressing record. I would probably use Rea Access for metering in that
> instance,
>
> Justin
>
> On 27/10/2015 18:19, Christopher-Mark Gilland via RWP wrote:
>
> I'm the one who introduced Mike to Reaper, and to this list. Could he
> use a sidechain maybe to accomplish his task?
>
> Also, he and I both are trying to decide which would be better for him:
> ReaAccess, or Asara?
>
> I'm not sure where, nor how to help him get Asara set up, but I'm
> thinking that's gonna be his best bet, as far as addons go.
>
> Chris.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Michael Babcock via RWP
> To: rwp at bluegrasspals.com
> Cc: Michael Babcock
> Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2015 12:26 PM
> Subject: [Rwp] a quick introduction and help needed lowering selection
> to10DB?
>
>
> Good day to everyone on this amazing list!
>
>
> My name is Michael Babcock as obvious from the name field in my email
> account!
> I'm a new member to this list because I recently downloaded the REAPER
> Application to my computer. Note, I am currently primarily using OS X
> version 10.11, with voiceover; I also have windows 10 installed via
> BootCamp and have no problem with using it in combination with jaws 16.
> First of all, I'm not a musician at all! When I sing people run for
> the woods, and when I attempt to put my own musical tracks together, they
> just don't sound good to me. That might also have something to do with the
> fact that I'm a perfectionist when it comes to my own work, which as you
> probably know we are our own worst critics. That being said however, I've
> put myself on my own personal campaign of putting together one podcast per
> day at least, through the end of the year. I've done pretty good so far if
> you ask me! If I don't have unique content, I'll grab my periscope videos
> that I shoot and import them into my audio editor to produce them as a
> podcast. That's where your help comes in.
> Yesterday I was easily able to import the video that I extracted from
> periscope and use airdrop to transfer to my mac, and I was even able to add
> an introduction and Outtro audio files to this video, then rendered it into
> mp3 for use on Libsyn. However, it doesn't sound the way that I'd like it
> to, and if I describe what I'm looking for maybe you'll be able to give me a
> hand. The introduction file that I use is 53 seconds long, the first 16
> seconds are vocals from a guy named Tim who introduces me to my podcast
> listeners. The remaining 37 seconds is music that he is added to the end of
> the introduction vocals for me to talk over. So, what I like to do in most
> cases, is drop this last 37 seconds of audio to -10DB so my vocals are her
> just fine. My first question is what would be the easiest way to do this, in
> other audio editing programs I've set a marker at the 16 second point,
> extende selection to the end of the audio, and used amplify FX to amplify
> the sound by -10 DB. could someone explain to me exactly how I would do this
> in REAPER, either an OS X or windows? Note, I've not installed any add-ons
> for REAPER. If they are recommended to make it more accessible please
> include a reference link so that I can download any addons that you
> recommend!
> So that's great if I want to import audio recorded out in the field
> through third-party sources, normally my phone. However, what if I wanted to
> record a podcast live, directly within REAPER? Could someone also advise on
> how I could do this, as I've never recorded anything within the REAPER
> Application itself before.
> Make today the best day of your life, and then do it again tomorrow.
> Thanks for your help
>
>
> Michael Babcock
> Your Blind Digital Marketing Partner.
> @payown on periscope and twitter.
> http://yourownpay.com/
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