You have NO idea how helpful this was for me. Sometimes it's just difficult getting your foot in the door when it comes to learning a new DAW. This definitely was a nice introduction to Reaper, and I'm super excited about all the gear I bought now. Thanks dude!
I’ve been sitting on Shure SM7B because I simply haven’t learned all the ins and outs of this kind of stuff. I just need to bite the bullet and do it so I can work on my passion lol
Is there someone on this planet that can explain things as simple but as efficiently at the same time as Kenny Gioia? Nope, there no other! Thank you so much Kenny for all the light you bring to us regarding this DAW, the majestic Reaper....best DAW ever in a league of its own!!!
Just wanna say thank you for all of the videos that you put out. I'm currently working on my own channel and I wouldn't be able to put out the content that I do if it wasn't for you! Thank you for all that you do!
Outstanding-I am pretty versed in Logic and Pro Tools but a friend asked me to help him record a 30 piece female choir. He uses Reaper. This is great. thank you.
Thank you so much for taking the time to cover this subject in such slow and deliberate detail. As a beginner this video has finally made sense of all the poor edits, quick clicks, and mumbled words of the vast majority of Reaper demo and explanation videos on youtube. Bravo!
I just completed my poor man's studio setup with my first audio interface (presonus audiobox go) and just got an xlr to xlr mic cable. So now i am watching this to try some vocals. Hehe
I know all of this info, but you explain this so well and help so many people with your videos, including me in the past. Thanks so much for what you do for new people to be able to express themselves
Thanks so much! I have been searching all day for a solution to why I kept hearing feedback through my headset yet not through my recordings. Turns out it was simply me not selecting with a checkmark the latency value of which I’ve changed to 128 as per your recommendation. And that did the trick! Thanks again.
Please note, on a PC with ASIO driver, if you have an interface with multiple inputs, you'll need to be sure to select the "first" and "last" inputs to include the input(s) you plan to use. If you do not, and it's not selected by default (it may not be), then you will not find your input when setting up your track. (Visible on video at 1:53)
This is THE MOST INTUITIVE VIDEO IVE EVER SEEN> THANKYOU!! I was about to drop this awesome app because i didnt know how to work it. I sound awesome!! thanks!!
This is a great video! Thanks for simplifying this for me! I'm recording vocals for the first time today, and you just taught me how to set it up exactly how I want! Thanks again! Will be checking out more of your stuff
how would you preceed, when the vocals are recorded? would you keep the FX on and just stick to tuning and de essing ? or would you delete these effects, and start all over when the time came for actual mixing? are these fx and settings only a guide for when recording? they sound good and i would assume they'd fit in a mix, ofcourse only if the rest of the instruments were properly recorded and mixed aswell. hope you can answer these questions, have a nice day.
Can I buy you a ☕️, Kenny? I never liked the (slow) pace of a tutorial more - ever, really! Incredible thänx 4 that! I'm getting my groove on with Reaper now. Lotsa love from Berlin 🙏🏼
Some audio interfaces have direct monitoring which means that latency doesn't matter - provided you don't play back as you record and you don't mind a completely dry monitor sound. And why would you?
Hey Kenny. I was hoping you could make a video on how to fly hooks/chorus. Or copy and paste hooks/chorus while keeping them in time. Thanks for the vids.
