[Rwp] A few Real quick questions about instantiating plugins

Christopher-Mark Gilland clgilland07 at gmail.com
Tue Feb 16 18:10:46 EST 2016


Guys,

Oh my God this is incredible!  I am so excited to say, I'm gonna work tonight on my very first Reaper project.  Granted, it's not gonna be anything real fancy.  It's just gonna be a karaoke track that I'm gonna be singing on top of.

Anyway, here are my questions.

1.  Inevitably, I'm gonna want to process my vocal track a little bit to clean it up.  How easy is it, and what are the exact steps to put a little bit of reverb on my vocal track?  I don't need much.  I neither want a delay.  I literally want a reverb.  Nothing willy milly.  For now, I don't need to learn about automating reverb with an automation pass.  I'll learn that later.  I'm probably gonna get later with Chris Bell, and pay him to work more with teaching me Reaper, as he did such a phenominal job last night.  All this however said, for now as a quick solution, I just need a small bit of verb.  I'm just looking for a quick down and dirty, yet sounding clean way to add a little bit of wetness to bring a little color to the vocal.

If you're wonderring what song I'm doing, so you can get an idea of the smoothness of reverb I need, I'm gonna do 10 Thousand Angels Cried by Leann Rimes.  Yes, I have a version I can sing in a lower man's register, don't worry.  LOL!

My second question is, I'm probably also going to want to add a little bit of EQ.  Is there a good stocked plug you all would suggest I use that comes with Reaper which would give me access to the queue frequency width, hopefully syncronisly on both sides, and would also give me the frequency selecter, and a gain control.

Finally, How do I go back and forth between the two effects, my verb, and my EQ, if I need to retweak things.

Chris.
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