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Or this ^ SWS has some cool stuff, and I have to admit that much of it has went wasted on me. So yea, install SWS extensions. Go to 'Extensions' in Reaper's main menu, and bring up 'Snapshots'. Click 'New'. When you have an alternate mix, click 'New' again. You can right-click entries in...

You might be thinking about it too much. What I do: Render a mix, and listen to it in media explorer when I need to reference it. When I get to what seems like a good point for comparison, save as 'my_song_b', and render a new preview. Keeping multiple projects open in tabs is going to...

the same guy wrote the manual and that book.

there is the wiki (not recommended in it's current state), and a member at the cockos forum has written a user manual. you can download the pdf, or buy a hard copy. i've taken a couple of peeks at the manual, and it is well written, appears to be better than many i've read, but i haven't...

for what you're currently doing, think of the windows mixer recording level as your gain control.

what are your computer specs? i'm running a weak ass 1.8 dual core, 2 gb of ram, single hard drive. i've mixed projects of 24+ tracks, with effects on every track and the master. source audio of 24 bit 44.1

try a volume envelope. http://stashbox.org/1032027/volume-envelope.gif double click to add points, delete key to remove points...i think this is the default behavior, i've changed some things from the default.

the forum has it's place, but a site like this is for getting answers fast. people ask the same questions over and over on forums. most of those questions get lost in the shuffle, and the cycle continues. also, forum threads can get pretty long sometimes. on an answers type site, when you...

you set the levels via the gain knobs on your audio interface or mic preamps. the meters and faders in reaper are for monitoring levels and track playback, not for recording levels. it works the same way as on a hardware mixer. the gain knob on a mixer channel sets the incoming audio level...

it just launched and there aren't any questions to be answered yet, but if more people know about it and use it, it could become an awesome resource for reaper. think answers.com and answers.yahoo.com http://reaper-answers.shapado.com/

that's one of the oddest things that i've ever heard about happening with a piece of gear, ins/outs switching functions. you puffin the cheeba? :D

what's the best mic for under 200 food stamps?

have a look at the an m-audio fast track ultra 8r (usb2). latency is low, price is low, sounds good, good features, no messing around with firewire troubleshooting. besides, the profires have an issue with sample/timing accuracy. i have the ultra (not 8r), and it's a solid little box. i wish...

damn, i thought 50 cents was the unspoken ghetto exchange rate.

do you take food stamps?

*substances*, skanks, penicillin, a few good books, digital camera for photos/audio/video, hold back at least enough to cover bale on a misdemeanor charge.

i used to live in florida and i use reaper. am i in the club?

i listened back and holy crap, i was sizzling eggs. :mad: i did a very quick remix. http://stashbox.org/1025059/milk-cow-blues-sane-high-mids-bigredhotdog-8.mp3

Oktava MK012 Oktava sold, pending payment. The rest is likely going to flea-bay. Thanks.

same from me. thanks for the comments and for upping the song for us to get some practice.