Thanks for this - really great. Do you know what you would make you a TRUE LEGEND? Programming Reaper to import and export AAF/OMF files. Can you do this? This would revolutionise Reaper.
Once your tips start flowing, every word you say is useful. You are the most no-nonsense, pure source of fast, useful information I have encountered. Thank you for your time and generous sharing of knowledge!
this is literally the answer to my prayers!!!! I love Reaper for what it can do...many features I've wanted from Pro Tools for YEARS, but since I've used Pro Tools for over 20 years in a full production facility, I ran into the exact same challenges as you! I gave Reaper an HONEST try, and it was painful having to constantly switch tools over and over...and even though I LOVED the incredible things Reaper was capable of, I HAD to switch back to Pro Tools because it was honestly just plain faster. But in the back of my mind, I was wishing somebody could do this exact thing!!!! Thank you so much! I can't wait to try it out!!!! Such a great New Years gift!
Very impressive! I'm a noob in Reaper, and have used PT for about 5 minutes in total, but this really is a great POC (Proof Of Concept) showing that PT can be replaced. PT can keep it's darned subscriptions and USB dongles, that shouldn't be the industry standard, Reaper should be! 😀
Yes!!! I am Reaper user but I've seen my friends in different studios using PT and I wanted to try to implement the PT editing flow into Reaper because it looks very intuitive and faster just from the factory :P Thank you for your work bro and greetings from Poland! :D
Even though I am a studio one user, what you did there is amazing buddy! I have never used protools to be honest but what amazed me is that all the things that excited you about reaper and all the things you made reaper do to simulate protools are all done natively in studio one! Which kind of made me understand how so many protools guys were able to switch to studio one. Of course it goes without saying that reaper can probably do even more since it seems such a powerful software but still kudos to you. I wish I knew even a quarter of your knowledge when it comes to scripting
Excellent work!! Thank you yet again. You have pushed Reaper to become the industry standard. If you have a list of the shortcuts I will make keyboard overlays for everyone. I’ll make three overlays. Each optimized for tracking, editing, and mixing.
nice. Still prefer my custom actions for editing. No need to click or select. Just point and hit the arrow buttons. BUT I do get that some PT users cant figure out to unlearn the pT shortcuts and do not want to learn reaper to the extend of knowing how to make super simple custom actions. We are not all geeks. SO: great work for those who like PT! Huge work you did. Well done!! Reaper rules supreme.
Mind... melted. I have never been PT user and I still watched the whole fire works. Just. Amazing. Still interested in better workflows in Reaper. I'm struggling with track envelopes, refining my automations in mixing phase is just annoying... I'm propably missing something though. Any ways, nice work sir!
OMG this is amazing! Exactly! PT is a mill that edits as fast as you are capable. Outstanding!! Now, you figuring a way to open an old 5.1 PT session in Reaper? HAHA
Ouch you make my head hurt! ;) Wow you click and move around like lightning. That said I clumsily use Reaper and get a mediocre job done...Industry standard is protools as such being as I really am not all that slick with reaper I may as well learn to use it with this protools script and if by chance I end up in a protools situation I'll have a clue...Thanks for your generous contribution! It is a total Justin Frankel kind of thing to do!
Hi, I'm using Reaper since 2005/2006 and I love it. It's my favorite multitracks recorder. I'm using a Behringer Wing for mixes and some video tracks for lyrics and some playback tracks.
@JeffLynnGuitar the easiest way is reinstall reaper an when you import my file only check color themes that way you're only importing the look and not anything else
nice! As a long term reaper user (and occasional pro tools user) 21:44: this one is quite inconvenient. In reaper there is "ripple edit" (per track or global) for that.
Very good video. A bit so quick here and there, but all in all very informative. I use Reaper to record and edit because it's very very easy and intuitive. Even the plugins are really good! But I don't like to mix with it because I find that the volume or panning curves are not so smooth like in Cubase (which I use to do the task). Another is the MIDI editor, I still prefer Cubase's, but slowly I am getting accustomed to Reaper's.
As someone who has only ever used Reaper and honestly doesn't understand why you'd use PT outside of legacy reasons, I don't know why I watched this, but it was very interesting. Honestly it's another gold start for Reaper's fantastic capability. I also realized that if I tried to pick up Pro Tools tomorrow I'd probably want to put my head through a wall within half an hour. I think I'll not do that, then, eh? ;)
well done Daniel , this is very help full .. i have been using repear as my main mixing Daw this tools and shortcut are very handy .. ,would you make a playlist mixing full band in reaper like sidechain ing eq envelopes everthing in reaper
Actually REAPER was made because editing, cutting, x-fading etc was so horrendously bad in Pro Tools...We went to Avid to ask if these things could be improved, Avid said not only wouldn't they, but that some of them really couldn't be done....We had to show them that REAPER was already doing it, so REAPER was continued
That's why all Hollywood TV and movies pretty much use protools.. Because it's bad? It's fast af if you're a professional and know what you are doing... You actually think with shrinking budgets that sound editorial and design would use something that isn't efficient and fast? Please stop being ridiculous.
@@robbarooo I don't know if you are responding to me, but at the time, in PT you couldn't even see the contents of events as you moved them. That was epic fail for editing speed. nevermind the sad autocrossfades and the need for several mouse tools, when even video apps were able to use one. PT is a LOT better than it was back then, but I bet I can still whip a PT user on drum edits in Vegas or REAPER.
@GuvnaOnSpotify in the actions list click on keymap and reset all shortcuts in all sections to defaults. Same for mouse modifiers, go to preferences and mouse modifiers on the top right click on import/export and reset modifiers to factory default in all contexts
It is rare to come across such great generosity. Thank you for sharing your work with us! I followed your procedure for installing the pack, but now I can no longer use any ASIO audio driver. Do you know what this could be due to?
@zacharylubicz the config file is has nothing to do with the audio engine. Why do you mean? Is your asio druve not showing up? Are you clicking on it but it gives you an error? What does it say?
@@danielkharrat I tried both and with the portable install version, Reaper didn't crashed. I retried to install you package in the portable version and the same problem occurs now, I can't switch to ASIO driver... Thanks for your help :)
I never used PT and just learned how to use REAPER but I tip my hat off to you for learning how to get what you wanted. PS: do you use DaVinci Resolve for Video Editing?
Yes. I started out with premiere for a couple of years but then switched to resolve in less than a week and never went back I've been using resolve for quite some time now
I am wondering about the pro tools editing modes that can also be very useful - shuffle, spot, slip and grid. I never used shuffle much but I use all the others and spot mode is great for manually replacing samples on the timeline.
Shuffle is the most useless thing ever. There's ripple editing i have it in the toolbar it is kinda like Shuffle but not really. Slip and grid are snapping in reaper you have the magnet icon on the toolbar also. For the spot you can double click on the clip to open properties an put the exact location you want the clip to move to
@@danielkharrat Thanks for the tips! I agree that with most workflows that shuffle is useless and dangerous for new users (and can cause accidents for experienced users) but I have used it often to insert time in the beginning of the session or to precisely paste something on a track, obeying the grid (using a region that has a precise length) and have everything else shifted to the right - alternating shuffle and grid mode in Pro Tools can be a good creative tool. I have also used it to comp whole band takes, to alter the form of the original recording (i.e., add another chorus or a repeated section for fade out) - specially when the recording is not done to a metronome and grid. Shuffle is also very useful for spoken word editing - removing false starts, noises, etc. I just keep it on and select/delete. One thing I have done a lot in Pro tools with spot mode - I am not sure how it would be in reaper - is to select a clip and spot another clip from the clip list right on top of it using a shortcut, without the need to enter a time code or grid value
Hey Daniel! I did everything you explained but when I try to import your configuration it say Error Opening. I'm a mac user. Is there any alternative to import your configuration? moving the individuals scripts, icons etc??? Thank you so much, awesome work. Willing to try it!
yeah you can do that but you will have to assign all the shortcuts and mouse modifiers manually and change all the necessary settings in reaper. it's a very messy process. it's not a mac problem because i imported the same file on my work imac and there was no problem. what's the error you're getting? did you try doing a portable install like i showed in the beginning of the video?
Awesome work!, thanks for the gift!, you should put a donations link or patreon page, BTW, are you still in Lebanon or did you find work in another country?
@@danielkharrat ok, I remember your video about it, another option would be to work in a touring company like cirque du soleil or cruise ships, at least you can save and travel at the same time
Can you please make a full features video ? You had said in vide0 that you would have needed to make a separate video to include all shortcuts and workflow to migrate from PT . Thanks and please if you decide to do I wouldn’t mind paying for it haha
@geoffwoodwogga because someone who works full time in a voice over studio on protools can't afford to spend a ton of time learning an entirely new program. And this doesn't cripple reaper in any way, you can have multiple different shortcut lists and switch very quickly between them in reaper
@seventhtower no I'm not doing anything specific to this version and new software is always compatible with older files. The potential problem is trying to use a file made with the new version on a much older version. Nothing to worry about here
If you are an old time pro tools user with hundreds or thousands of projects you may stuck with pro tools for ever. To many projets that can not be quickly brought to another DAW. But... if you have just a few years or are starting out... moove to Reaper and save yourself a lot of trouble and time. Reaper just beats Pro Tools in any regard.😊
⚠️SUPER IMPORTANT FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS TO TRY THIS⚠️ Please for the love of god make sure you do this in a portable install or if you are doing it in your main installation BACK UP YOUR CONFIGURATION FIRST!!! upon importing his configuration everything you had customized will be gone. He sorta touches on this in the video but it's definitely not clear enough for a bunch of folks who may not understand how reaper configuration import/export works.
@danielkharrat mixing station is a live mixing app for iPad that lets users configure the GUI to their preferences using an overlay for many different digital mixers, go check it out
2 options: 1) just import you own config. 2) if you dont have a backup of your config-> do a new portable install og reaper (just in a new folder), and then export the config of that. and import it into your current reaper. BUT off course you followed the video and installed a NEW portable reaper install where you tested it. Then you can just simply delete the install folder
Hey Daniel, Your content is right up my alley. I've been meaning to try switching to reaper from pro tools due to the possibility of automating my stem export workflows for playback tracks. Anyways I tried importing your Config file and I get an error message from reaper. Then the app restarts without any changes being made. Any idea what the problem could be. I'm on an Intel Mac
@Rolotrealanis try to update reaper if you're using an older version because this is i reaper file it shouldn't have anything to do with th operating system
@@danielkharrat I had downloaded your google drive folder entirely and for some reason the config file was a comrpessed zip folder. when I downloaded it separately from the other files it was a text format that worked.
Why don't you put together a feature request with the specific Reaper features you need to resolve most of the issues? If you post it on the forums and reference this video, the devs will surely listen. They could only profit from being a soft landing for ProTools.
@cryptonios you can drag the effects to change their order without overwriting them like protools does so it's not really a problem that you can't leave an empty space in the fx list
great info, but terribly stressing edits......do you have a version of this video without the stressy edits between clips? I can´t watch without wanting to blow my head off......I did set it to 75% speed , but you sound like you had smoked 50 kg of the best moroccan weed ever, but suddenly get´s a hit of crack in the edits 😹😹😹😹😹😹😹
@austinnichols3557 depends on the stats. If you look at cpu efficiency and runtime stability, and configurabilty, Reaper wins hands down. If you look at atmos readiness and high-quality graphics in its stock plugins, neuendo wins (I own both. I reach for reaper almost everytime)
@@AlexPettyMusic I agree. I like it's sleek, smooth look. Every time I see a Pro Tools window, I recoil in disgust. How in 2025 does it still look like a program from 2005 running on a modern OS?
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-Download my settings: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HfAkbYl05zFSq8C_uwjTmQpVJKXdTHVi?usp=sharing
Thanks for this - really great. Do you know what you would make you a TRUE LEGEND? Programming Reaper to import and export AAF/OMF files. Can you do this? This would revolutionise Reaper.
No unfortunately this is beyond my programming abilities
Once your tips start flowing, every word you say is useful. You are the most no-nonsense, pure source of fast, useful information I have encountered. Thank you for your time and generous sharing of knowledge!
this is literally the answer to my prayers!!!! I love Reaper for what it can do...many features I've wanted from Pro Tools for YEARS, but since I've used Pro Tools for over 20 years in a full production facility, I ran into the exact same challenges as you! I gave Reaper an HONEST try, and it was painful having to constantly switch tools over and over...and even though I LOVED the incredible things Reaper was capable of, I HAD to switch back to Pro Tools because it was honestly just plain faster. But in the back of my mind, I was wishing somebody could do this exact thing!!!! Thank you so much! I can't wait to try it out!!!! Such a great New Years gift!
I'm so glad this video reached you! You're very welcome sir 😊
Very impressive! I'm a noob in Reaper, and have used PT for about 5 minutes in total, but this really is a great POC (Proof Of Concept) showing that PT can be replaced. PT can keep it's darned subscriptions and USB dongles, that shouldn't be the industry standard, Reaper should be! 😀
Man you’re a genius the floating meter was one of the greatest ideas of all times I think all daws should have that
Yes!!! I am Reaper user but I've seen my friends in different studios using PT and I wanted to try to implement the PT editing flow into Reaper because it looks very intuitive and faster just from the factory :P
Thank you for your work bro and greetings from Poland! :D
You young man, you are a boss! You proved that Reaper can be ANYTHING we want it to be 🤝 💪👍
I think that has been the selling point of Reaper from its inception.
This video was much more useful than i thought, thought it would just be changes you made to reaper, bravo
This is useful...I know quite few people migrating from Pro Tools at the moment. Great work man!
Thank you sir. This is the kind of innovation and knowledge sharing that makes us all better.
Even though I am a studio one user, what you did there is amazing buddy! I have never used protools to be honest but what amazed me is that all the things that excited you about reaper and all the things you made reaper do to simulate protools are all done natively in studio one! Which kind of made me understand how so many protools guys were able to switch to studio one. Of course it goes without saying that reaper can probably do even more since it seems such a powerful software but still kudos to you. I wish I knew even a quarter of your knowledge when it comes to scripting
Danke!
Excellent work!! Thank you yet again. You have pushed Reaper to become the industry standard. If you have a list of the shortcuts I will make keyboard overlays for everyone. I’ll make three overlays. Each optimized for tracking, editing, and mixing.
It looks like he just copied everything from protools 🤔
@@tommykavounidisI’ll start there
Thank you so much for sharing your work! This really helped me and I'm sure many others!
this is an incredible amount of work... nicely done. unfathomably based giving it away for free
Woww
Amazing!!!!
This will definitely change my life and make it much easier
It will not change your life.
nice. Still prefer my custom actions for editing. No need to click or select. Just point and hit the arrow buttons. BUT I do get that some PT users cant figure out to unlearn the pT shortcuts and do not want to learn reaper to the extend of knowing how to make super simple custom actions. We are not all geeks. SO: great work for those who like PT! Huge work you did. Well done!!
Reaper rules supreme.
Amazing, shared your video to the Reaper discord.
Great job, never used Pro Tools before, ive ever only used Reaper, & im 100% noob at it, you just gave a lot of info there🤯
Mind... melted. I have never been PT user and I still watched the whole fire works. Just. Amazing. Still interested in better workflows in Reaper. I'm struggling with track envelopes, refining my automations in mixing phase is just annoying... I'm propably missing something though. Any ways, nice work sir!
OMG this is amazing! Exactly! PT is a mill that edits as fast as you are capable. Outstanding!! Now, you figuring a way to open an old 5.1 PT session in Reaper? HAHA
Nice work, Daniel. That's a lot of attention to detail. Well done!
Ouch you make my head hurt! ;) Wow you click and move around like lightning. That said I clumsily use Reaper and get a mediocre job done...Industry standard is protools as such being as I really am not all that slick with reaper I may as well learn to use it with this protools script and if by chance I end up in a protools situation I'll have a clue...Thanks for your generous contribution! It is a total Justin Frankel kind of thing to do!
Bravo! Looks great!
Hi, I'm using Reaper since 2005/2006 and I love it. It's my favorite multitracks recorder. I'm using a Behringer Wing for mixes and some video tracks for lyrics and some playback tracks.
I love the visual look but not the changes in workflow/shortcut, is there an easy way to go back to Reaper default behaviors?
@JeffLynnGuitar the easiest way is reinstall reaper an when you import my file only check color themes that way you're only importing the look and not anything else
Amazing work! I do think that this workflow could be easier for the new users of Reaper than the default one.
Legend!
Well done dude, excellent work
Thanks for sharing your settings
Impressive work!
really cool !
nice! As a long term reaper user (and occasional pro tools user) 21:44: this one is quite inconvenient. In reaper there is "ripple edit" (per track or global) for that.
@Musikproduzent yes i know i have the ripple edit button on my toolbar but I use this shortcut all the time in protools. It's just muscle memory
Very good video. A bit so quick here and there, but all in all very informative. I use Reaper to record and edit because it's very very easy and intuitive. Even the plugins are really good! But I don't like to mix with it because I find that the volume or panning curves are not so smooth like in Cubase (which I use to do the task). Another is the MIDI editor, I still prefer Cubase's, but slowly I am getting accustomed to Reaper's.
As someone who has only ever used Reaper and honestly doesn't understand why you'd use PT outside of legacy reasons, I don't know why I watched this, but it was very interesting. Honestly it's another gold start for Reaper's fantastic capability. I also realized that if I tried to pick up Pro Tools tomorrow I'd probably want to put my head through a wall within half an hour. I think I'll not do that, then, eh? ;)
Can reaper now import/export .omf/.aaf ?
Can you change its automation lanes in to one alternating lane like pt?
God Bless you Bro Thank you
well done Daniel , this is very help full .. i have been using repear as my main mixing Daw this tools and shortcut are very handy .. ,would you make a playlist mixing full band in reaper like sidechain ing eq envelopes everthing in reaper
Sir you are a genius and lifesaver, massive THANK YOU ! Anywhere we can donate for that neat work ?
@@waninho12 unfortunately no, i live in Lebanon
I'm trying this! Exactly what i wanted out of Reaper but couldn't figure out.
Thank you for sharing!!
Thank you!
this is amazing
Young prodigy
great,,,thanks for sharing
Sweeeeet!
Actually REAPER was made because editing, cutting, x-fading etc was so horrendously bad in Pro Tools...We went to Avid to ask if these things could be improved, Avid said not only wouldn't they, but that some of them really couldn't be done....We had to show them that REAPER was already doing it, so REAPER was continued
That's why all Hollywood TV and movies pretty much use protools.. Because it's bad? It's fast af if you're a professional and know what you are doing... You actually think with shrinking budgets that sound editorial and design would use something that isn't efficient and fast? Please stop being ridiculous.
@@robbarooo I don't know if you are responding to me, but at the time, in PT you couldn't even see the contents of events as you moved them. That was epic fail for editing speed. nevermind the sad autocrossfades and the need for several mouse tools, when even video apps were able to use one. PT is a LOT better than it was back then, but I bet I can still whip a PT user on drum edits in Vegas or REAPER.
Hi Daniel - how do I revert all the actions back to default Reaper actions? Love the look and feel, but need to revert the actions back to default
@GuvnaOnSpotify in the actions list click on keymap and reset all shortcuts in all sections to defaults. Same for mouse modifiers, go to preferences and mouse modifiers on the top right click on import/export and reset modifiers to factory default in all contexts
How do I uninstall the mod after I have installed it?
I tried uninstalling Reaper and re-installing it , however it still in in the ReaperPro config?
I wonder if it is possible to do the same thing with Cakewalk Sonar
Nice 👍
It is rare to come across such great generosity. Thank you for sharing your work with us!
I followed your procedure for installing the pack, but now I can no longer use any ASIO audio driver. Do you know what this could be due to?
@zacharylubicz the config file is has nothing to do with the audio engine. Why do you mean? Is your asio druve not showing up? Are you clicking on it but it gives you an error? What does it say?
@danielkharrat If find it strange too, but actually my Reaper crashes when I try to change the driver from Wazapi to Asio.
@@zacharylubicz try reinstalling reaper or do a portable install
@@danielkharrat I tried both and with the portable install version, Reaper didn't crashed. I retried to install you package in the portable version and the same problem occurs now, I can't switch to ASIO driver... Thanks for your help :)
I never used PT and just learned how to use REAPER but I tip my hat off to you for learning how to get what you wanted. PS: do you use DaVinci Resolve for Video Editing?
Yes. I started out with premiere for a couple of years but then switched to resolve in less than a week and never went back I've been using resolve for quite some time now
I am wondering about the pro tools editing modes that can also be very useful - shuffle, spot, slip and grid.
I never used shuffle much but I use all the others and spot mode is great for manually replacing samples on the timeline.
Shuffle is the most useless thing ever. There's ripple editing i have it in the toolbar it is kinda like Shuffle but not really. Slip and grid are snapping in reaper you have the magnet icon on the toolbar also. For the spot you can double click on the clip to open properties an put the exact location you want the clip to move to
@@danielkharrat Shuffle does have its occasional uses,but I's very dangerous
@@danielkharrat Thanks for the tips! I agree that with most workflows that shuffle is useless and dangerous for new users (and can cause accidents for experienced users) but I have used it often to insert time in the beginning of the session or to precisely paste something on a track, obeying the grid (using a region that has a precise length) and have everything else shifted to the right - alternating shuffle and grid mode in Pro Tools can be a good creative tool. I have also used it to comp whole band takes, to alter the form of the original recording (i.e., add another chorus or a repeated section for fade out) - specially when the recording is not done to a metronome and grid.
Shuffle is also very useful for spoken word editing - removing false starts, noises, etc. I just keep it on and select/delete.
One thing I have done a lot in Pro tools with spot mode - I am not sure how it would be in reaper - is to select a clip and spot another clip from the clip list right on top of it using a shortcut, without the need to enter a time code or grid value
@andreievkalupniek5717 there's an action called "item: insert time on tracks and paste items" it does exactly what you're describing
@ thanks!
Hey Daniel! I did everything you explained but when I try to import your configuration it say Error Opening. I'm a mac user. Is there any alternative to import your configuration? moving the individuals scripts, icons etc??? Thank you so much, awesome work. Willing to try it!
yeah you can do that but you will have to assign all the shortcuts and mouse modifiers manually and change all the necessary settings in reaper. it's a very messy process. it's not a mac problem because i imported the same file on my work imac and there was no problem. what's the error you're getting? did you try doing a portable install like i showed in the beginning of the video?
I'm on Mac, no problem for me.
Thank you so much for your answers! I redownloaded your pack and reinstalled everything and worked! Thanks alot
Awesome work!, thanks for the gift!, you should put a donations link or patreon page, BTW, are you still in Lebanon or did you find work in another country?
@Alex_Martz i can't I'm still in lebanon
@@danielkharrat ok, I remember your video about it, another option would be to work in a touring company like cirque du soleil or cruise ships, at least you can save and travel at the same time
@@Alex_Martz do you have any contacts?
@@danielkharrat Yes, I'll email you to the address that is here on your channel, give me a couple of days, cheers!
I used Reaper for many years but now I only use Mixbus.
Can you please make a full features video ? You had said in vide0 that you would have needed to make a separate video to include all shortcuts and workflow to migrate from PT . Thanks and please if you decide to do I wouldn’t mind paying for it haha
@@homeofgaia3264 i think i will have to do a series because 4 months of work cannot fit in one video. But that will take some time to make
@ it is blessing thanks
Works great!
Why cripple Reaper by emulating ProTools ?
@geoffwoodwogga because someone who works full time in a voice over studio on protools can't afford to spend a ton of time learning an entirely new program. And this doesn't cripple reaper in any way, you can have multiple different shortcut lists and switch very quickly between them in reaper
its just an option. Every thing is in configuration. Just switch back if you dont like it.
Brilliant!
Thank you!!
What's going to happen when Reaper will release new major version? I understand your patching is for the current version only.
@seventhtower no I'm not doing anything specific to this version and new software is always compatible with older files. The potential problem is trying to use a file made with the new version on a much older version. Nothing to worry about here
@@danielkharrat roger.
If you are an old time pro tools user with hundreds or thousands of projects you may stuck with pro tools for ever. To many projets that can not be quickly brought to another DAW. But... if you have just a few years or are starting out... moove to Reaper and save yourself a lot of trouble and time. Reaper just beats Pro Tools in any regard.😊
⚠️SUPER IMPORTANT FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS TO TRY THIS⚠️
Please for the love of god make sure you do this in a portable install or if you are doing it in your main installation BACK UP YOUR CONFIGURATION FIRST!!! upon importing his configuration everything you had customized will be gone.
He sorta touches on this in the video but it's definitely not clear enough for a bunch of folks who may not understand how reaper configuration import/export works.
agree..Maybe make an overlay for the video or at least in the titel or description: "please backup your current Reaper config before proceeding."
I await the Mixing Station theme for REAPER
what would that look like? same fader caps, knobs, background color...what else?
@ some way to really carry on the hi tech but minimalist look of mixing station
@danielkharrat mixing station is a live mixing app for iPad that lets users configure the GUI to their preferences using an overlay for many different digital mixers, go check it out
You rule.
Do you have it for MAC? That would be great
@FabrizioPan the same file works on mac and Linux too
how do i get rid of it??
2 options: 1) just import you own config. 2) if you dont have a backup of your config-> do a new portable install og reaper (just in a new folder), and then export the config of that. and import it into your current reaper.
BUT off course you followed the video and installed a NEW portable reaper install where you tested it. Then you can just simply delete the install folder
You, sir- are a hero and a champion! Thank you!!
Hey Daniel, Your content is right up my alley. I've been meaning to try switching to reaper from pro tools due to the possibility of automating my stem export workflows for playback tracks. Anyways I tried importing your Config file and I get an error message from reaper. Then the app restarts without any changes being made. Any idea what the problem could be. I'm on an Intel Mac
@Rolotrealanis i use an intel mac at the studio and i had no problems with importing that same file. Have you tried doing a portable install?
@ lll try that out! Thanks. I did have the user plugins installed and all. But Ill try the portable install.
@Rolotrealanis try to update reaper if you're using an older version because this is i reaper file it shouldn't have anything to do with th operating system
@@danielkharrat I had downloaded your google drive folder entirely and for some reason the config file was a comrpessed zip folder. when I downloaded it separately from the other files it was a text format that worked.
@@Rolotrealanis good I'm glad you figured it out 👍🏻
ive been doing this for some time, its amazinggggggggggggggggggggggg............................... buy reaper
Why don't you put together a feature request with the specific Reaper features you need to resolve most of the issues? If you post it on the forums and reference this video, the devs will surely listen. They could only profit from being a soft landing for ProTools.
i wish we could skip slots on the fx bay like protools
@cryptonios you can drag the effects to change their order without overwriting them like protools does so it's not really a problem that you can't leave an empty space in the fx list
@@danielkharrat yeah i know, but sometimes it is handy
@@cryptonios sure
you can.. just add a "container" and rename it to " " (space).
Can you open a clients PT session? Oh no ok lol
Will this work on Mac?
@@waynebaker2452 yes
I transformed a Ferrari into a Fiat Panda.
@@Daysofsamara haha
Will it work on linux?
@iliyanpetrov5762 it should because it's a reaper file not dependent on the operating system
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Support MacBook Pro? I can't download this zip file on my MacBook Pro😢
What do you mean? It's just a file like any other file that you download from the internet
great info, but terribly stressing edits......do you have a version of this video without the stressy edits between clips? I can´t watch without wanting to blow my head off......I did set it to 75% speed , but you sound like you had smoked 50 kg of the best moroccan weed ever, but suddenly get´s a hit of crack in the edits 😹😹😹😹😹😹😹
well...you might sit through a 2 hour long video but most people wont, so i will always keep it as short as possible :)
@@danielkharrat yeah, I would actually. your content is great, no need to stress it
its not superior to nuendo
Arguable.
well... that is in the eye of the beholder.
@@HR2635 agreed
hands down.. can’t compare. check the stats
@austinnichols3557 depends on the stats. If you look at cpu efficiency and runtime stability, and configurabilty, Reaper wins hands down.
If you look at atmos readiness and high-quality graphics in its stock plugins, neuendo wins (I own both. I reach for reaper almost everytime)
PRO TOOLS WILL CONTINUE TO BE SUPERIOR, JUST SAY YOU DIDNT KNOW YOUR SHORTCUTS LMAOOO 😂😂😂😂😂
@envisagefilmshouston this shows that you missed the entire point of the video my friend
Brother, it's not and it never has been. This video quite literally proves that.
@@danielkharrat I’m jk bro. Reaper is just as good or even better. 💯
I know there are a lot of Reaper users/fans here but just to press a button, it resulted to an uglier looking pro tools 🤣
You are not wrong! Reaper looks horrendous but there are features that put Avid to shame. Check it out and help me yell at Avid to do better.
I think reaper is much better looking than other daws.
I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder
@@AlexPettyMusic I agree. I like it's sleek, smooth look. Every time I see a Pro Tools window, I recoil in disgust. How in 2025 does it still look like a program from 2005 running on a modern OS?
@@ThatBeTheQuestion 100% agreed!!
Whatever you do reaper looks a little ugly
it looks effective to me. Also there are mny nice themes out there if you want a protools or cubase look.