[Rwp] new to reaper - where to get started?

[Clement Chou]

Thanks, I'll give this a look for sure. Just want to figure out the
best way to record and edit guitar and drum tracks that aren't midi.
If you have any resources for starting to work with midi to build
parts of a song, I'd appreciate those as well. Thanks!

On 3/18/16, Adrián Mena <adrianm7m at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello and wellcome to Reaper, you might find the following link
> useful. However, there is not that much about Reaper and NVDA yet.
> I'm new to Reaper as well, but I' ve tried around for some time, and
> got some tutoring.
> You can create new tracks by pressing ctr+t, you name the track and
> hit enter on it.
> You can add effects, hiting f, on the track, and selecting the effects
> you want to add.
> I'm learning midi as well, I'm still in the basics, but if I can help
> I'll be glad to do it.
> I hope it helps, Reaper is nice, and it gets better and better.
> The link:
> https://www.coolblindtech.com/reaper-on-windows-episode-1-general-introduction-why-reaper-is-awesome/
>
> 2016-03-18 14:04 GMT-06:00, Clement Chou <chou.clement at gmail.com>:
>> Hey all. New to this whole music production thing and reaper in
>> particular. Was wondering if there are any tips to get started and or
>> tutorial podcasts that are updated with more current versions of the
>> program that show how to make a track or song? I know a fair bit about
>> live sound but don't know squat about digital editting and
>> workstations, so was wondering what tips would be gained from asking
>> here. I have the latest version of reaper, NVDA, and Osara installed.
>> For my audio setup I have right now a Line 6 Pod hd 300 which serves
>> as my audio interface, either through Line in or through USB. Two
>> guitars I can use, plus a Beatbuddy which I use live for my drum
>> tracks and probably here as well, for the amazing realism of the
>> sounds. Simple setup, but I think it should do the job to do some
>> basic recording, mixing, layering and uploading... if anyone has ideas
>> on how to get started, that'd be appreciated, especially in the finer
>> points of editting without any midi capable devices. Would also like
>> to figure out how to use nothing but my computer keyboard to add other
>> sounds if possible without too much trouble. I know this is a lot of
>> questions, but this is something new I thought I would try my hand at.
>> Appreciate all the help!
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