How many lives do I need to be that knowledgeable ? You're so thorough, it's scary ! Whenever there is something I don't know how to do in Reaper, I always check your videos first. Thanks for all those tutorials !
Kenny you are the man!!! Thank you for so many amazingly clear and concise videos. And you stay on topic, getting right to the point. Without you I'd be slobbering over the basics still rather than being knee deep in recording my songs. Again, thank you!!!
Excellent as always Kenny ; You cleared out the confusion i was having about transient guides ; i now know they are just "transient markers" and i am now aware of the difference between those and stretch markers , it's all very clear to me now, thanks to u !
Indeed, it's a mouse modifier: Goto Mouse Modifiers > context: Media Item - left drag. Choose "Marque Zoom" for a certain modifier key. I have assigned CTRL key. So i left mouse drag while holding down CTRL key and then i get the magnifying glass tool, to zoom in. Hope this is helpful 2 U !
Is there a possibility to apply the marquee zoom somewhere in the project regardless of a midi item? And then resetting the zoom with a keystroke? That would be nice.
WOW! I've needed this for a long time and didn't know how. I do rough sketch writing work by improving and have been doing all this manually slicing up my tracks for a scratch composition tracks. This will save me a ton of time getting me back being creative. OMG thank you again for your wealth of knowledge Kenny!
oh my god i wish i knew this two weeks ago before I'm 50 tracks deep in a 6 ep ession. wish I would have done this too the drums beforehand. seems like it'd be soo much work now to fix it, plus the bass/guitar.
Same guys that wrote WinZip program. They made so much money off other software they wrote, they decided to write an awesome affordable music recording program, hence Reaper was created. Cool stuff.
On most of the videos I've watched of yours, it seems you have the same 3 haters who can't help themselves with there fingers and the dislike button. Great video as usual bro!
Is there any easy way to enter bpm of sample of entire song? I am trying to create a dj set with reaper and I usually add 3-4 minutes long tracks. I know the bpm of the songs that I add my project but I can't find a way to define items bpm.
Playing around with this stuff for the first time right now... So, I might not be understanding everything correctly yet. But it does seem rather strange that it's detecting some transients that are *quieter* than certain *louder ones* that it's *not* detecting.
Could you make (or do you already have) a video showing how to sync audio made in Reaper to a video made with a camera. It would be especially useful as I try to sync a long video with a lot of drift (hundreds of stretch markers).
Is there a way to do this to multiple tracks at once. Say I wanted to adjust a drum section, plus bass and guitar for that specific part? Like an automated transient guide for a section of a song?
You could select each item in question and group them (press G). Now when you do something to one item, it does it on all of them. Then process with stretch markers as normal and it will add them to each item/track all at the same time.
I notice that when I alt drag the end of an item to stretch it out or in the start point shifts is there a way to prevent the start point from shifting while in stretch or shrink the item?
Thank you Kenny! I've been facing one problem though. There's a click at the point of the transient. Gets louder especially if it's a more destructive kind of sound editing. Could you please suggest how to overcome this problem. Volume enveloping won't help much here.
In a couple other DAWs you can use the “groove” of the transient markers of one piece of audio- than apply that groove to any other audio clip. Do you know of a way to accomplish this in reaper?
MsNextGenKiller I am referring to using the groove of an audio clip. Not midi. Not swing. Real human groove from an old song, or any audio clip. Borrowing transient markers from one audio source and applying it to another
you do dynamic split of a media item or split it manually at transients, use SWS Groove tool to get User groove (a mere click of button, an item has to be selected), then use it to apply this User groove to another selected audio item which also has been split at transients beforehand
Of course, you need something else. Change take or project pitch shift/time stretch mode. Also there is stretch marker mode for tonal or transients optimising.
Hey Kenny, great videos thanks. Just one one question, in dynamic split when you set the transient threshold, you have those guide horizontal lines to set the threshold, they don't seem to be in my version of reaper, how do you get those? Thanks
snare 0:45 vs 3:30 stretching still degrades the audio, transients in particular, may depend on the chosen time stretch algorithm there's a script which attempts to preserve drum transients when using stretch markers forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?p=1729864 admiralbumblebee.com/ReaperScripts.html#stretch-marker-guard---thread
I hope Kenny makes a video of how to get rid of my wife's stretch marks. I'll appreciate that............ Kenny is not answering me back. So, he must be making the video.
How many lives do I need to be that knowledgeable ? You're so thorough, it's scary ! Whenever there is something I don't know how to do in Reaper, I always check your videos first. Thanks for all those tutorials !
Yep, I pretty much look for a video from Kenny when I need the straight dope on something in Reaper haha
Me too! I search "reaper mania" and words related to what I want to do.
I searched for a tutorial like this for so long!! Thorough, very well explained and easy to copy. You Sir have one more follower!
Amazing tutorial and amazing functionality in Reaper. Love this DAW
Kenny you are the man!!! Thank you for so many amazingly clear and concise videos. And you stay on topic, getting right to the point. Without you I'd be slobbering over the basics still rather than being knee deep in recording my songs. Again, thank you!!!
Mr Gioia you are really helpful and your tutorials are the best you can get around. Thank you.
For a little while I thought it was only ProTools' thing. Thank you for restoring my love to Reaper... again
Great tutorial. The part of creating transient guides from the dynamic split windows is what I needed!
Thank you Kenny for sharing your knowledge and creating this video! You’re a wonderful teacher!
Bloody hell, this tool never ceases to amaze me. I can't believe how cheap it is. It's a total WEAPON!
Excellent as always Kenny ;
You cleared out the confusion i was having about transient guides ; i now know they are just "transient markers" and i am now aware of the difference between those and stretch markers , it's all very clear to me now, thanks to u !
Thank you
+REAPER Mania
1:07 7How did you get that zoom tool? Are you using mouse modifiers?
Indeed, it's a mouse modifier:
Goto Mouse Modifiers > context: Media Item - left drag. Choose "Marque Zoom" for a certain modifier key. I have assigned CTRL key. So i left mouse drag while holding down CTRL key and then i get the magnifying glass tool, to zoom in. Hope this is helpful 2 U !
thanks, will try that one for sure
Is there a possibility to apply the marquee zoom somewhere in the project regardless of a midi item? And then resetting the zoom with a keystroke? That would be nice.
WOW! I've needed this for a long time and didn't know how. I do rough sketch writing work by improving and have been doing all this manually slicing up my tracks for a scratch composition tracks. This will save me a ton of time getting me back being creative. OMG thank you again for your wealth of knowledge Kenny!
Where did reaper move Dynamic Split to? It's no longer visible on the view menu like in this video
Amazing !!! Really needed this!!🙏🙏🙏💪🌻
Thank you for your excellent tutorial videos! Question: In this case it changes the pitch of the edited parts. What is the problem? Thank you!
Awesome, thanks, Kenny!
Bonus question. How do you hide them when you are done using them without it affecting the changes?
Amaizing. Super useful. Thank you Kenny, Thank you Cockos. Great work
oh my god i wish i knew this two weeks ago before I'm 50 tracks deep in a 6 ep ession. wish I would have done this too the drums beforehand. seems like it'd be soo much work now to fix it, plus the bass/guitar.
This is exactly what i was looking for! Thank you so much, great tutorial. Subscribed!
Wow, whoever wrote this program should get some kind of medal!
Same guys that wrote WinZip program. They made so much money off other software they wrote, they decided to write an awesome affordable music recording program, hence Reaper was created. Cool stuff.
On most of the videos I've watched of yours, it seems you have the same 3 haters who can't help themselves with there fingers and the dislike button. Great video as usual bro!
Is there any easy way to enter bpm of sample of entire song? I am trying to create a dj set with reaper and I usually add 3-4 minutes long tracks. I know the bpm of the songs that I add my project but I can't find a way to define items bpm.
if it helps: write xyzbpm into the file name of the tracks. Then Reaper will import at the right speed.
Thank You.
Great way to replicate Pro Tools Elastic Audio. Thank you!
I found Dynamic Split under Edit in my Windows version.
you saved my life!!
Man you the GOAT... On God.
💯💯💯✨
Playing around with this stuff for the first time right now... So, I might not be understanding everything correctly yet. But it does seem rather strange that it's detecting some transients that are *quieter* than certain *louder ones* that it's *not* detecting.
Wow. I learned something Kenny! Vn
Could you make (or do you already have) a video showing how to sync audio made in Reaper to a video made with a camera. It would be especially useful as I try to sync a long video with a lot of drift (hundreds of stretch markers).
Is there a way to do this to multiple tracks at once. Say I wanted to adjust a drum section, plus bass and guitar for that specific part? Like an automated transient guide for a section of a song?
You could select each item in question and group them (press G). Now when you do something to one item, it does it on all of them. Then process with stretch markers as normal and it will add them to each item/track all at the same time.
Does this work on my sloppy guitar playing? ;)
Very good. Thanks.
Excellent tutorial, thanks :)
Great man! Thank you so much
I notice that when I alt drag the end of an item to stretch it out or in the start point shifts is there a way to prevent the start point from shifting while in stretch or shrink the item?
WOW!!!
Thank you!
Thank you
3:30 Oh boy does that sound familiar...
If you did these videos because someone paid you, well, congrats, nice job, well done. If you did this for free...you're a fucking angel!
Thank you Kenny! I've been facing one problem though. There's a click at the point of the transient. Gets louder especially if it's a more destructive kind of sound editing. Could you please suggest how to overcome this problem. Volume enveloping won't help much here.
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is there a way to save these markers within the metadate of the specific file?
In a couple other DAWs you can use the “groove” of the transient markers of one piece of audio- than apply that groove to any other audio clip. Do you know of a way to accomplish this in reaper?
Hi! Use SWS Extension - Groove Tool.
MsNextGenKiller I am referring to using the groove of an audio clip. Not midi. Not swing. Real human groove from an old song, or any audio clip. Borrowing transient markers from one audio source and applying it to another
you do dynamic split of a media item or split it manually at transients, use SWS Groove tool to get User groove (a mere click of button, an item has to be selected), then use it to apply this User groove to another selected audio item which also has been split at transients beforehand
I tried to use this on voice and it sounded really bad! Am i doing something wrong?
Of course, you need something else. Change take or project pitch shift/time stretch mode. Also there is stretch marker mode for tonal or transients optimising.
Hey Kenny, great videos thanks. Just one one question, in dynamic split when you set the transient threshold, you have those guide horizontal lines to set the threshold, they don't seem to be in my version of reaper, how do you get those? Thanks
What version do you have ? Maybe they aren't in version 4.xx
I have version 5, not the latest one but I'm pretty sure I saw another video with an older version that had it.
Thanks
There's a checkbox in that dialog that needs to be on.
Cool!!!!!
Please, how to delete those stretch marker or transient markers?
Alt on the PC, Option on the Mac.
@@REAPERMania Thank you very much!
Hello. How can I use the lense for item editing? Thanks.
check out "reaper mania zoom" on youtube
snare 0:45 vs 3:30
stretching still degrades the audio, transients in particular, may depend on the chosen time stretch algorithm
there's a script which attempts to preserve drum transients when using stretch markers
forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?p=1729864
admiralbumblebee.com/ReaperScripts.html#stretch-marker-guard---thread
What does this script do that can't already be done with reaper itself natively?
@@jamesmurphy8676 automates a bunch of processes which will take ages to do manually
thanks for this one
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I hope Kenny makes a video of how to get rid of my wife's stretch marks. I'll appreciate that............ Kenny is not answering me back. So, he must be making the video.
every dollar was worth it