Please give this video a like, helps a lot spread out the word ✨ And once again a huge thanks to John at Tukan Studios for these amazing plugins! 🥰 Support Tukan on Patreon here → www.patreon.com/tukanstudios
I used to watch your video game covers years ago, always thought your video and audio production was insane. Glad to see you're still active on youtube
You can hear a flanger effect on several Hendrix tunes. Also the Red Hot Chili Peppers have used it on drums and guitar. The drum break before the instrumental part in Dani California comes to mind
Alejandro, one of the best videos ever!!! You have a great way of showing the important things while holding a person's interest in the content. I love the way you go back and forth with the before/after examples, while keeping them very short. Other videos just play too long of an example and I can easily get fatigued by that. Kudos! Great video producer!!! Plus, your genuineness and kind heart come through. You are now my favorite Reaper tutorial go-to source!!! THANK YOU!!!
Los plugins de Tukan en general están muy bien, con eso puedes hacer todo, he comparado algunos con uad, y otros, y claro suenan diferente pero pero tranquilamente resuelven, incluso con un carácter diferente no diría que suena uno mejor que el otro, no, puedes usar el que quieras y podrías lograr resultados igualmente buenos. Gracias!
just came across your channel recnetly - and i love it. switched 2 years ago to eaper after almost 20 years of n-track studio, and i am still learning every day more about repaer. keep on the good work man!
Amazing sounding plugins! I've basically just installed the pack and fiddled a bit with two or three of them, but maaan those reverbs are GOOD. Re: flangers - yep, they are a bugger. I've found that subtlety is vital: low depth, slow speed, keep the mix low.
Amazing job covering these plugins! Can I suggest you try to not stop de audio when A/B comparing? It's easier to hear the difference without any interuption/change :)
Tukan plugins are such an amazing addition to Reaper's stock plugins, all of that is possible because of JSFX. You should do videos on other JSFX plugins in the future as well, such as all the Saike Plugins.
Alejandro your channel is really good! Starting to dive deeper into Reaper thanks to you. Maybe one thing that I think could help others as well. When you are showing before/after examples, try not to talk between them. This makes for much easier recognition. With delay and reverb here it's easy but in your other videos when you were doing some slight compression or eq it's not so hearable right away and this would help a lot. What I would do is something like: "I'll now switch between the effect on and off and you'll see the indicator on the screen (text, label, red LED on the effect itself,...)". This also makes it great if you want to really check if you hear what the effect is doing by just closing your eyes and really listening only. At least that's how I do it with other videos as well. If you hear someone saying "on/off" or see it on the screen your mind immediately tells you there's something different. But when you have your eyes closed it's way harder to distinguish between the changes, especially if they are subtle. Those are my 2 cents but make no mistake your channel rocks! Keep the videos coming 🙂
Cooooool as usual! :D Can You please make a video on how to separate midi drums tracks? Could be dope because I really don't know how to do that in reaper, even for a better mix of the drums themselves
There's also a great Guitar amp simulation called "Guitar Station 2" or something like that. Very quick and easy to get super guitar tones - imagine a lighter version of Amplitube as a JS Plugin.
Hey Alejandro - I found your 'programming drums in reaper' vid yesterday, and it has made making music in reaper fun again, so a huge thankyou! Good luck with the channel, this is top quality content.
Havent tried the EQ as you demonstrated it. Love the Lexicon 2, its modelled as well as all the other offerings. The tape delay is one of my favorites, it behaves like a tape delay for better or worse. I am scratching my head with the delay machine, placing my taps, again pretty accurate, and easier than Reapers stock delay.
Nice video -- you got a subscriber out of it! I learned about Sphinx. I get it -- no nose. The 'range' control on the dynamic EQ actually sets the maximum gain reduction -- not the amount, per se. The 'sensitivity' acts like a ratio.
Hugely useful stuff! Also love that you're using the free SSD5, I've been using it for most of my covers and originals and it's good to see how others utilize it!
Since you have a really good design sense, I would really love if you helped Tukan out with the graphic design of these plugins. As it stands, they look like something created in 1998.
Cool stuff! Out of curiosity tho, are you planning to stay somewhat active on your AHMusic channel (if that is in fact your other channel) or are you abandoning covers entirely?
Hey man if you wouldn't mind, I'm having a little trouble figuring out how to automate a plugin in reaper. I've figured out how to do volume, pan, and gain automation, but even after watching Kenny Goia's tutorials, I'm still drawing a blank on how to automate a plugin like you did with blacklight modulation. I've got a vocal part that I want an effect on at just one little part. I could just make a new track, but I'd like to make as few tracks as possible. Any tips would be greatly appreciated! Thanks 🙂
Hey Alejandro!!! So glad I've found this channel! Thanks for everything! I have a question, that might not be related to this video, but, how can I turn the interface from white to black? all my windows are white rn and I can't find a way to change it
Hello! Ive been using the bx5 m-audio monitors since I was 14 (for over 14 years!). I should really replace them soon but nothing beats really knowing your system. The monitor itself doesn't matter that much, what matters most is knowing how things are supposed to sound in the environment you are in and properly treating it if possible. Once you listen to a lot of music with your monitors, you kinda calibrate your brain with how things are supposed to sound.
@@Reapertips I hear you on that! I use Alesis M1Active 520 monitors and love them! I tried to "upgrade" to a pair of Kali LP6V2 due to the hype but they sounded terrible in comparison to so I returned them.
Hi man, see if you can help, please, I have a notebook with a low screen resolution, 1366/768, do you know if there is a way to increase the resolution of the reaper... or how to make the tracks smaller on the mixer panel, because with the low resolution they are gigantic on the screen... thank you in advance.
@@Reapertips I just installed the SumChannel and SumBus and I think they'll really help getting nice sounds started. I also use the nc76 compressor ALL the time.
Yes! It's Mac dark mode, you enable this in Preferences > General> Advanced UI settings. I believe on windows the process is different, you can Google it ~
Hello! I put a video tutorial by Tukan on how to install his plugins. It's the first link in the description. In short, you need to install a REAPER extension called ReaPack, then import his repository. It's easy and takes 5-10 minutes. I'll be here if you have any questions about the process tho :D
@@Reapertips Just asking, all my other plugins work in Reaper and Ableton. What part of the words 'best' and 'for' imply only??? Best car for holiday ... can't drive it to work?😯
Can't see a problem with the title, apart from you thinking it means something that it doesn't say. A polite answer might have been. Yes they are for Reaper only... You didn't answer why an installer is required..... so is it just data collection? most You Tubers are looking for traffic... Sorry to bother your algorithm 🤔 won't happen again.
@@roscius6204 Happy to elaborate on the installer thing! Installer is just convenience. Keeps the plugins up to date. The installer not only lets you install plugins from Tukan. It lets you install many things that the REAPER community has made, such as scripts, effects, themes, etc. The installer was made by the community. It's open source and supported by the community. The installer is not tracking your data.
Hey! I'm okay thank you! I do have a low effort channel where I upload a little more often. These usually take long time to do and I haven't had much spare time lately ~
