ReaProducer | Accessible Audio and Midi Production with Reaper DAW and OSARA

In a recent OSARA update, support has been improved for context menus on Windows, and added to the Mac. Additional context menus are available for envelopes and automation points, reporting state has been improved and these are also available on the Mac. As there is no applications key on the standard Mac keyboard, bindings have … Continue reading "Context Menu Improvements – RT17"

This session steps through doing basic automation of track volume, pan and effect parameters in Reaper with OSARA. There are a number of different ways of writing automation in Reaper and if you have a Control Surface, this will open up more. This episode shows how to manually write in automation points, and we start … Continue reading "Basic Automation with Reaper and OSARA – RT16"

During a recent update to OSARA, the key map has been updated, and upgraded. There are a number of new key assignments , and rearrangements to existing keystrokes. These are outlined below. Once you install the new key map, turn on shortcut help with F12 and explore the U, G, dash and equals, keys with … Continue reading "OSARA Key Map Updates for Reaper – RT15"

In this session I take a look at measuring and normalising to a LUFS value in Reaper. The first part of the episode covers what LUFS actually represents and how it is calculated. I start with discussing what Peak and RMS represent and how they are measured and the issues with normalising to each of … Continue reading "Understanding Loudness, Why the Fuss about LUFS – RT14"

In this session I take a look at measuring and normalising to a LUFS value in Reaper.

What does LUFS represent, and how is it calculated?. I start with discussing what Peak and RMS represent and how they are measured and the issues with normalising to each of these values when applied to Loudness.

I discuss the Integrated, Range, True Peak, Short-term, and Momentary values provided by an LUFS analysis..

The Mini Guide is a handheld ultrasonic mobility aid. it uses two sonar sensors to provide tactile and/or audio feedback to the user.

The guide has a number of distances or ranges to which it can be set from 0.5 metres through 8 metres. If there are no objects in the field of view of the device inside the set range, the guide provides no feedback, however it will start to vibrate once there is an object detected within the chosen range. It will vibrate faster and faster as the object comes closer.

The Nudge/set items dialog is another extremely useful feature within Reaper. You can open it with N. As the name suggests, it allows you to either nudge the position of an item or set it to a specific location. Nudging the position is extremely useful however you can do far more than this. For example, … Continue reading "Reaper’s Nudge Set Dialog – RT13"

The Nudge/set items dialog is another extremely useful feature within Reaper. You can open it with N.

As the name suggests, it allows you to either nudge the position of an item or set it to a specific location. Nudging the position is extremely useful however you can do far more than this. For example, you can nudge the right trim set the position of an item, or duplicate an item a specific number of times placing each item on a beat, or every second