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Subject line says it. How do you archive a track in Reaper? Thanks

The story is that it was donated to a school who didn't know how to use it and put it in a dumpster. Hard to imagine anyone not having the sense to realize someone would pay $$ for it even if they couldn't use it unless they had no idea about its history or even just seeing if someone might buy...

Does anything exist that will do a "text to speech" type of conversion with standard sheet music converting to MIDI where it at least gives you the basic notes so you don't have to go through the tedious exercise of manually inputting or playing a part? Thanks.

This is strictly a PSA, I don't profit from this, I don't know Rick personally this just seems like a bargain that I happened to stumble across yesterday that I'm passing along. There isn't a theory forum so this seems like the most logical place to put this. Rick Beato has a Labor Day only...

Thoughts on brands, models for electronic drums - what to look for, look out for? Not too proud to go used. I see there are numerous selections that go for the price of an inexpensive trumpet. Looking at noise reduction and privacy - don't want to aggravate the neighbors nor advertise to those...

There are modern AI tools that do a pretty good job of separating instruments on album tracks, do they work on live recordings, say of a jazz combo and a singer using the onboard mic of a camera?

The subject line pretty much says it.

Any suggestions for a good audio gear forum to get info about amps, speakers, etc.? For the listening end, not the recording end.

What does the term resolving system mean in relation to hi fi audio?

Subject pretty much says it - can you take MIDI tracks and mix them down to a .wav file?

How do you mix to a new track? Don't find this mentioned in the user guide. My main familiarity is with Cakewalk, Reaper seems to have avoided using the nomenclature found within Cakewalk. Thanks!

Title pretty much says it. Anyone highly familiar with both? Thanks!

Two examples of the same sections of a mix. Which do you prefer and why? To clarify - I didn't do the original recording of either the voice or the piano - they're singing along to a karaoke track, the piano has been pitch-shifted from the original key so sounds a bit burbly, I'm playing around...

For example two 1/4" to one stereo 1/8", etc. Is there a brand you find to be consistently reliable? *Not* Monster cable. Stuff like this. Thanks.

Several times I've successfully peeled the track away from a vocal by lining up their recording with the original backing track then phase inverting just the backing track. It's even worked if their recording was a mono mixdown leaving just a trace of the backing track portion of their...

Looking for something basic that will let my G7 Power Android phone work like a basic stereo recorder. Record, store the file to an SD card, simple retrieval/playback. I tried Bandlab but it seems cumbersome and still haven't found where it stores the files. It's like they went out of their way...

Looking for recommendations for a basic mixer for a headphone mix. Really only need a 2 channel - for a setup like this: Would you consider the Yamaha mixer in the video to be as good as anything? Is there something you like better? Thanks!

I've seen demos of Gigastudio that sounded as good as I've ever heard simulated instruments sound. But what happened to it? I gather Tascam just stopped supporting it, stopped offering it for sale. Was it not profitable?

I was reading the Wikipedia article about Paul Simon's song "You Can Call Me Al". At some point there's the quoted paragraph below. What would "tape delays" have to do with making vocals more clear for mixing purposes? "After the song's completion, it was mixed at The Hit Factory alongside the...

Can you ID these? Any experience, opinions? Thanks