[Rwp] introduction and question

[Beth]

Thank you. I appreciate your suggestion, Justin. I can't wait.

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On 2/15/2016 8:06 PM, Justin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I don't know the web address to download Osara, but I do know that if 
> you google download osara it'll come up because that's how I did it.
>
> Make sure you have the SWS Reaper extension too, which I found by 
> similar means.
>
> As for how to mix and use Reaper etc, that's not really the kind of 
> thing that could be taught over a mailing list.
>
> You might want to google soundonsound, which is an excellent magazine 
> packed with mixing tips of all kinds, though it might be a bit 
> overwhelming.
>
> In all honesty, and I say this as someone who took it, I really think 
> your best bet is for you and your friend to take the Audio 
> Fundamentals course that has just started. It's run by CAVI and it'll 
> pretty much just be orientation this week and you can pick up 
> recordings anyway.
>
> $150 gets you a 12 week course, which includes 1 lecture a week plus a 
> flexible number of study groups, a wiki, access to previous instances 
> of the course via the recordings, access to a substantial archive of 
> free VST plug-ins, which provide all your effects etc and probably 
> more that I've forgotten.
>
> The course will take you from the basics of audio - what the 
> difference between balanced and unbalanced cables is etc, to how to 
> use automation, sends, advanced effects chaining etc.
>
> Here's the link if you want to sign up.
>
> http://wiki.cucat.org/index.php?n=Main.AudioEditingFundamentals
>
> Justin
>
> On 16/02/2016 00:02, Beth wrote:
>> Hello, all. Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Beth Taurasi, 
>> owner and manager of Open Road Radio US. No, not this one in Chicago, 
>> but this is an Internet based radio station. I'm also a big time 
>> composer and sound guru, and I love music. My biggest problem these 
>> days is knowing how to compose and produce tracks and mixing is the 
>> bane of my existence. I have some questions about Reaper, and my 
>> friend Chris, this guy I actually met in person long ago in a time 
>> gone by, he and I are buds and we're learning this together. So we 
>> both have questions too.
>> As for me, a little about me. I am a Colorado Center for the Blind 
>> graduate, also a big time musician. I've studied music in college, so 
>> don't get me started on music theory. I have perfect pitch, and I 
>> enjoy music production and arrangement a bunch.
>> First off, where do you get Osara? We need to know where the website 
>> or download page is. At least I do.
>> Also, for me, how do I mix? I have never found mixing fun. Although I 
>> do know how to record, the trouble is mixing and levels and all that 
>> stuff.
>> Thank you.
>> Below is my contact info, sorry if the sig is a bit long. Thanks.
>>
>
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