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the trouble for me with EZ is when machinegun or typewriter fx happen, but that app seems to make it less than many others. Messing with each track separately by making it a multi out can really help in getting the sound you are after.

If you take a good look on the right side of reaeq, you will notice note names. As you turn up or down different octaves of the notes you are using you will see an amazing ability to change the character of your upright sound

There was a trick to get the waves dll's to show up. They are in some sort of wrapper. Ill see what I can figure out. Ill be at westfest for sure! that was awesome

Ahh!!! thanks for the info! I was just about to reccomend some I saw for cheap at guitar walmart

Tama Rockstar is the 57 of drums Can sound like just about anything, parts are available everywhere, its cheap, and everyone has 7

you can, and in case the plugin does not have bypass as a parameter, you can actually bypass the plug container itself in reaper

He seems not to be using asio too, thats a cpu chomp if not

see if theyre listed in the location you have here, or add some

you beta tell them they beta add vst support if they want to make it mo beta.

You can install the reaper shoutcast plugin, broadcast to yourself and get an idea of how the mp3 will sound

What Farview said, plus, a bit more about Gated Reverb. Thanks to the majority of the DSP brain trust leaving the industry right as daw's were taking hold, we really dont have the type of reverb algos to do it If you have a convo reverb to use try these, they will get you close. Remember to...

We've tracked about 8 billion layers of MegaDave before, and it really is that tight. You'd think it would be flub city by then but its not. The trouble is, at that level of anal, after a certain number of tracks, the guitar sound gets thinner and stops thickening up. Just do as many as you need...

That should be stickied somewhere

I definitely second the pro25. The audix kick mic isnt so bad either, the d6 or whatever. easy to place and sounds fine. If you got the cash, the atm25, d112 or beta 52 is cool. The 52 and d12/d112 have extremely distinctive sounds that cant be gotten rid of with EQ. Be sure they are what you...

The bearing edges are always a good place to look. One common mistake is sanding them level, without regard to their sharpness. As much as an unlevel area is a thicker section. Anything that interrupts the roundness of the drum is just like sticking your finger against a speaker and getting...

I'm not good with midi so I usually just put timing stick sounds in and then drumagog em. You can download Drum ReaPlacer free from the Reaper forum which will do similar to drumagog too.

Then it is impossible to be hearing any software latency at all. Go to the reaper chat and youll be sorted in minutes

I run 896's and 8 pres on a computer similar to yours, x2 4400+ Thats way more than enough PC for recording bands and mixing. As above, running 2 asio units is a nono Right now IMHO the 8pre is the best bang for the buck for most people. It is easily upgraded to 16 channels of recording with a...

Yup, gettin the hitch! If you are around AZ on the 29th of august it should be a ridiculous good time at the skatepark

The OG reaper guys and developers were BIG vegas fans, we just had issues with some needed features that it seemed sony would never give us. Coming from Vegas though, much to the chagrin of some users, its pretty much kiddy work to use reaper, you could even set up many of the same keystrokes...