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REAPER is a powerful application for multitrack recording and editing of audio. It will accept avi, mpg or wmv files & give you a video preview, thus enabling you to mix extra tracks in with your source audio!. You cannot perform any video editing within Reaper, but you can work on the soundtrack. You can edit the existing soundtrack, and/or add create new tracks and media items to be mixed with it.
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REAPER 7.37: Render Reveal Party
Render
'tracks with only mono media to mono file' considers take channel mode and channel mapper but not per-take FX •
add preference to enable actions to open statistics for most recent render in web browser after the render window has been closed, to save memory if the user does not need this feature (statistics can always be saved automatically or opened directly from the render dialog)
add preference to suppress prompt to save/delete incompletely rendered files
add render postprocessing help
add render setting to enable parallel render via master, with info button to explain behavior •
after canceling incomplete render, prompt the user to save or delete the partially rendered output files
apply postprocessing fades before start/end padding
automatically select the rendered file in the statistics list view when automatically changing peaks display
display file length in hours if appropriate in render settings file list dropdown
fix potential crash when editing razor edit areas while render settings dialog is open and configured to render razor edit areas
if possible, postprocess each file immediately after rendering •
if rendering to more than 2 channels and 'multichannel tracks to multichannel files' enabled, tracks with fewer channels do not override the render channel setting
improve render speed with various combinations of postprocessing settings using multithreaded processing
only support $item wildcard when rendering selected items
support adjusting mono media by +/-3dB regardless of whether normalizing is enabled •
support changing previewed file via listview keyboard navigation
support normalizing/limiting/trimming to master mix
support normalizing and/or limiting each file separately, or as if all files play together
normalizing as if files play together calculates gain adjustment based on the actual summed rendered output of rendered files
normalizing as if files play together is similar to the previous setting to normalize to master mix; common gain is applied to files that start and end at the same time
normalizing as if files play together (common gain) is similar to the previous setting to normalize as if one long file; common gain is applied to all files
support padding start/end with silence
support parallel rendering of media items or razor edits on separate tracks if overlapping
support preview playback of rendered files
route render playback to master track hardware outputs
if rendering multiple files at once would overwrite some files, support overwriting all, or rendering only new files and skipping existing files, or canceling •
support rendering selected items or razor edit areas as one file (render master mix, but ignore all non-selected items or all non-razor-edit areas)
support trimming silence from start/end of rendered files
update file list display when checking/unchecking "do not render files that are likely silent"
Big clock
support $projectpos, $projectlength wildcards in various time formats, including whole measures or beats within measure
$trackitem resolves to item notes for empty items
add $masterpeak, $masterloudness wildcards
add $regionprev, $regionnext, $markerprev, $markernext wildcards
allow minimum size to be smaller, especially when docked
display region/marker color indicators inline with text •
double-click anywhere in the window to open customization dialog
double-click on resolved $rectag or $recpass wildcard to set new value
respect setting to overlay (or not) beat count over visual click background image
scale custom visual click background image to fit beat display area
support up to 8 rows of wildcards
update display when loading/unloading visual click background
MIDI editor
fix note folding when switching contexts and selection linked to visibility/editability •
use project grid setting for grid line minimum pixel spacing
follow visible grid preference when inserting grid-size notes
improve painting note behavior with visually-reduced grid
improve edit cursor behavior in Source Beats timebase
improve maximum horizontal zoom range
improve snapping in source beats view
improve scroll positioning when switching between items in Source Beats timebase
preserve editor configuration when gluing items, recording to new items on a track, etc
Actions
add 'Insert new track as first track', also add support when using insert tracks dialog
fix dry run render time display in actions to calculate media item loudness
fix moving cursor right to grid line when using Metronome grid and 2x/4x multiplier •
improve behavior when inserting a new track via mixer and collapsed folders exist •
prevent opening multiple copies of dialog to set recording tag or recording pass counter
Wildcards
allow wildcard help window to stay open
deprecate $namenumber, use $filenumber or $recnumber instead
fix $markername/$regionname wildcards
fix '$markernumber[N]', '$regionnumber[N]' when no previous marker/region exists
reorganize wildcard help categories
Actions window
support adding keyboard shortcuts via context menu
prompt to overwrite existing shortcut bindings prior to closing window
Batch converter
use media item position in project when converting media items and preserving metadata start position
when trimming leading silence and writing metadata preferred position, adjust preferred position after trimming
MP3 decoding
allow configuring threshold in megabytes where .reapindex file will be used for VBR files, via reapindex_minsize in reaper.ini (default is 12000000 bytes)
optimize opening files with CBR LAME tag •
Take FX
fix incorrect flushing of PDC plug-ins on second playback (7.36 regression) •
only auto-extend item tail for take FX that report infinite tail if FX has automatic tail detection enabled (7.36 addition incomplete) •
Fixed lanes
fix unnecessary lane creation when recording starts immediately after a previous recording •
FX
optimize performance of FX embedded in the MCP
Localization
localize 'mono', 'stereo' in render channel dropdown
Loudness
calculate LUFS-I even when the signal is very very loud
macOS
fix MIDI-learn and other things not working properly when modal UI created from deferred ReaScripts •
Meters
adjust dB number positioning to account for gain reduction meters •
Mixer
improve layout with very narrow mixer window
Normalize action
fix potentially inaccurate LUFS-I calculation when normalizing multiple media items as if one long item, some items are mono and some are not, and mono adjustment is enabled
Preferences
move meter dB scale options to theme-specific settings, set via theme tweaker
Razor edits
fix razor edits on collapsed fixed lane tracks not respecting option to not affect all lanes •
ReaScript
document gfx.mouse_cap modifier key flags for both Windows and macOS regardless of which OS the documentation is generated on
Region/Marker Manager
fix checkbox theme display •
Render queue
fix incorrect "+N" file count display when using secondary render format
Render/Convert
check postprocessing-enabled box only if any postprocessing is enabled
Theme
fix layout issues relating to gain reduction metering in certain instances
Track/region/marker/group manager
fix committing renamed row when immediately double-clicking to rename another row •
Render
'tracks with only mono media to mono file' considers take channel mode and channel mapper but not per-take FX •
add preference to enable actions to open statistics for most recent render in web browser after the render window has been closed, to save memory if the user does not need this feature (statistics can always be saved automatically or opened directly from the render dialog)
add preference to suppress prompt to save/delete incompletely rendered files
add render postprocessing help
add render setting to enable parallel render via master, with info button to explain behavior •
after canceling incomplete render, prompt the user to save or delete the partially rendered output files
apply postprocessing fades before start/end padding
automatically select the rendered file in the statistics list view when automatically changing peaks display
display file length in hours if appropriate in render settings file list dropdown
fix potential crash when editing razor edit areas while render settings dialog is open and configured to render razor edit areas
if possible, postprocess each file immediately after rendering •
if rendering to more than 2 channels and 'multichannel tracks to multichannel files' enabled, tracks with fewer channels do not override the render channel setting
improve render speed with various combinations of postprocessing settings using multithreaded processing
only support $item wildcard when rendering selected items
support adjusting mono media by +/-3dB regardless of whether normalizing is enabled •
support changing previewed file via listview keyboard navigation
support normalizing/limiting/trimming to master mix
support normalizing and/or limiting each file separately, or as if all files play together
normalizing as if files play together calculates gain adjustment based on the actual summed rendered output of rendered files
normalizing as if files play together is similar to the previous setting to normalize to master mix; common gain is applied to files that start and end at the same time
normalizing as if files play together (common gain) is similar to the previous setting to normalize as if one long file; common gain is applied to all files
support padding start/end with silence
support parallel rendering of media items or razor edits on separate tracks if overlapping
support preview playback of rendered files
route render playback to master track hardware outputs
if rendering multiple files at once would overwrite some files, support overwriting all, or rendering only new files and skipping existing files, or canceling •
support rendering selected items or razor edit areas as one file (render master mix, but ignore all non-selected items or all non-razor-edit areas)
support trimming silence from start/end of rendered files
update file list display when checking/unchecking "do not render files that are likely silent"
Big clock
support $projectpos, $projectlength wildcards in various time formats, including whole measures or beats within measure
$trackitem resolves to item notes for empty items
add $masterpeak, $masterloudness wildcards
add $regionprev, $regionnext, $markerprev, $markernext wildcards
allow minimum size to be smaller, especially when docked
display region/marker color indicators inline with text •
double-click anywhere in the window to open customization dialog
double-click on resolved $rectag or $recpass wildcard to set new value
respect setting to overlay (or not) beat count over visual click background image
scale custom visual click background image to fit beat display area
support up to 8 rows of wildcards
update display when loading/unloading visual click background
MIDI editor
fix note folding when switching contexts and selection linked to visibility/editability •
use project grid setting for grid line minimum pixel spacing
follow visible grid preference when inserting grid-size notes
improve painting note behavior with visually-reduced grid
improve edit cursor behavior in Source Beats timebase
improve maximum horizontal zoom range
improve snapping in source beats view
improve scroll positioning when switching between items in Source Beats timebase
preserve editor configuration when gluing items, recording to new items on a track, etc
Actions
add 'Insert new track as first track', also add support when using insert tracks dialog
fix dry run render time display in actions to calculate media item loudness
fix moving cursor right to grid line when using Metronome grid and 2x/4x multiplier •
improve behavior when inserting a new track via mixer and collapsed folders exist •
prevent opening multiple copies of dialog to set recording tag or recording pass counter
Wildcards
allow wildcard help window to stay open
deprecate $namenumber, use $filenumber or $recnumber instead
fix $markername/$regionname wildcards
fix '$markernumber[N]', '$regionnumber[N]' when no previous marker/region exists
reorganize wildcard help categories
Actions window
support adding keyboard shortcuts via context menu
prompt to overwrite existing shortcut bindings prior to closing window
Batch converter
use media item position in project when converting media items and preserving metadata start position
when trimming leading silence and writing metadata preferred position, adjust preferred position after trimming
MP3 decoding
allow configuring threshold in megabytes where .reapindex file will be used for VBR files, via reapindex_minsize in reaper.ini (default is 12000000 bytes)
optimize opening files with CBR LAME tag •
Take FX
fix incorrect flushing of PDC plug-ins on second playback (7.36 regression) •
only auto-extend item tail for take FX that report infinite tail if FX has automatic tail detection enabled (7.36 addition incomplete) •
Fixed lanes
fix unnecessary lane creation when recording starts immediately after a previous recording •
FX
optimize performance of FX embedded in the MCP
Localization
localize 'mono', 'stereo' in render channel dropdown
Loudness
calculate LUFS-I even when the signal is very very loud
macOS
fix MIDI-learn and other things not working properly when modal UI created from deferred ReaScripts •
Meters
adjust dB number positioning to account for gain reduction meters •
Mixer
improve layout with very narrow mixer window
Normalize action
fix potentially inaccurate LUFS-I calculation when normalizing multiple media items as if one long item, some items are mono and some are not, and mono adjustment is enabled
Preferences
move meter dB scale options to theme-specific settings, set via theme tweaker
Razor edits
fix razor edits on collapsed fixed lane tracks not respecting option to not affect all lanes •
ReaScript
document gfx.mouse_cap modifier key flags for both Windows and macOS regardless of which OS the documentation is generated on
Region/Marker Manager
fix checkbox theme display •
Render queue
fix incorrect "+N" file count display when using secondary render format
Render/Convert
check postprocessing-enabled box only if any postprocessing is enabled
Theme
fix layout issues relating to gain reduction metering in certain instances
Track/region/marker/group manager
fix committing renamed row when immediately double-clicking to rename another row •
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Hi would I be able to edit like a Song/ the audio and take the voice out of the song but keep the music can that be done or would you need a other software
Review by barry25 on
Jan 11, 2025 Version: 12
OS: Windows 11 Ease of use: 10/10
Functionality: 10/10
Value for money: 9/10
Overall: 8/10
Having been in the "computer music" industry since 1987, I've witnessed the evolution of software, from early "trackers" to fully functional Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs). Over the years, I’ve worked with a variety of tools, including Pro 16, Pro 24, and Cubase for Atari and PC, as well as Cool Edit Pro, Adobe Audition, Triple DAT, and Pro Tools. Each of these platforms has had its strengths, but they also came with significant frustrations.
Common issues I've encountered include:
Incompatibility with previous versions, often rendering older projects unusable (Cubase).
Proprietary file formats that don’t play well with other software.
Bloated installation files due to intrusive DRM software.
Background processes that tax system resources.
Hardware exclusivity.
Exorbitant update costs.
Incompatibility of expensive plugins with newer software versions.
These challenges often turned me from a multimedia engineer into a reluctant software specialist, diverting my focus from creativity to troubleshooting.
By 2006, after nearly two decades of navigating these obstacles—and after countless prayers that expensive updates would simply work—I began searching for an alternative. That’s when I discovered Reaper. Initially, I ran it alongside Pro Tools and Adobe Audition, but by 2012, I had become so impressed with Reaper's performance that I made the switch, abandoning Pro Tools and Adobe Audition altogether.
One of the first things that stood out was Reaper’s remarkably small installation size—far less than 2GB. Initially, I was skeptical; how could something so lightweight be a full-featured DAW? But I soon realized Reaper was more than just a versatile tool—it became the cornerstone of my studio setup. By 2014, I completed my first project entirely in Reaper and have since removed all Avid and Steinberg products from my system.
Reaper delivers on promises that other DAWs often fail to fulfill, even after costly upgrades. It’s a comprehensive solution, offered at an incredibly affordable price, with regular updates driven by user feedback. These updates have consistently improved the software without bogging down system resources or requiring constant investment.
One of Reaper’s standout features is its compatibility with both 32-bit and 64-bit plugins, something no other DAW offers. Beyond handling both MIDI and audio seamlessly, Reaper also excels at video editing. Its lightweight CPU usage allows for smooth 4K video rendering without issue, making it a capable tool for basic video editing as well.
In terms of cost, my 12 years with Reaper have cost me less than half of what a single Pro Tools update once did. Additionally, with the wealth of tutorials available, Reaper is one of the easiest DAWs to learn and use.
As a professional with over 35 years of experience in radio, TV, film sound editing, mixing, artist production, and music composition, I can confidently say that Reaper is a game-changer in the world of multimedia software.
Common issues I've encountered include:
Incompatibility with previous versions, often rendering older projects unusable (Cubase).
Proprietary file formats that don’t play well with other software.
Bloated installation files due to intrusive DRM software.
Background processes that tax system resources.
Hardware exclusivity.
Exorbitant update costs.
Incompatibility of expensive plugins with newer software versions.
These challenges often turned me from a multimedia engineer into a reluctant software specialist, diverting my focus from creativity to troubleshooting.
By 2006, after nearly two decades of navigating these obstacles—and after countless prayers that expensive updates would simply work—I began searching for an alternative. That’s when I discovered Reaper. Initially, I ran it alongside Pro Tools and Adobe Audition, but by 2012, I had become so impressed with Reaper's performance that I made the switch, abandoning Pro Tools and Adobe Audition altogether.
One of the first things that stood out was Reaper’s remarkably small installation size—far less than 2GB. Initially, I was skeptical; how could something so lightweight be a full-featured DAW? But I soon realized Reaper was more than just a versatile tool—it became the cornerstone of my studio setup. By 2014, I completed my first project entirely in Reaper and have since removed all Avid and Steinberg products from my system.
Reaper delivers on promises that other DAWs often fail to fulfill, even after costly upgrades. It’s a comprehensive solution, offered at an incredibly affordable price, with regular updates driven by user feedback. These updates have consistently improved the software without bogging down system resources or requiring constant investment.
One of Reaper’s standout features is its compatibility with both 32-bit and 64-bit plugins, something no other DAW offers. Beyond handling both MIDI and audio seamlessly, Reaper also excels at video editing. Its lightweight CPU usage allows for smooth 4K video rendering without issue, making it a capable tool for basic video editing as well.
In terms of cost, my 12 years with Reaper have cost me less than half of what a single Pro Tools update once did. Additionally, with the wealth of tutorials available, Reaper is one of the easiest DAWs to learn and use.
As a professional with over 35 years of experience in radio, TV, film sound editing, mixing, artist production, and music composition, I can confidently say that Reaper is a game-changer in the world of multimedia software.
Review by Raphael J. on
Oct 15, 2024 Version: 7.25
OS: Windows 11 64-bit Ease of use: 10/10
Functionality: 10/10
Value for money: 10/10
Overall: 10/10
Does seem to need a lot of fixes from each released version to the next! A lot may be minor, but puts me off buying it as I've had crashes in my system.
Review by A. Peterson on
Apr 19, 2024 Version: 7.15
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Ease of use: 5/10
Functionality: 7/10
Value for money: 6/10
Overall: 6/10
Rating by Daz on
Jan 11, 2024 Version: 7.08
OS: Windows 11 64-bit Ease of use: 10/10
Functionality: 10/10
Value for money: 10/10
Overall: 10/10
Let's be objective now! Fixes are for rare bugs which you might not encounterand as the software is evolving or developing. Not easy to use I concede, but one must spend time on anything in life. There's a helluva lot of hard work involved in producing quality software like this-go to its website and just read its help guide to see its functions. Taken onboard these things Realer is impressive!
Review by B Allan on
Nov 28, 2023 Version: 7.06
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Ease of use: 7/10
Functionality: 9/10
Value for money: 9/10
Overall: 9/10
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