Tabeditor reaper mac software#
Tabeditor reaper mac mac#

– Select either “Entire Project” or “Time Selection” under “Render Bounds” (you can make a time selection by clicking and dragging the mouse on the timeline) You can hit record again to start a new waveform file without overwriting the old one.ġ5) When you are finished recording, go to “File” -> “Render” (or press the “Command” + “Option” + “R” keys). Then, click further along in the timeline to move your cursor. If the waveform touches the bounds of the track or is very small, follow the instructions above for microphone levels againġ2) When you are finished recording, hit the “Stop” button in the lower left side of Reaper (or press the Spacebar) to stop the recordingġ3) If you were happy with the recording, click “Save All” if you want to discard it and start over, click “Delete All”ġ4) To record another take, zoom out on the timeline by pressing the “+” and “-“ keys on the keyboard until This should reach ~2/3 to 3/4 of the way from the top to the bottom of the track to ensure a good, loud recording level. Any track that is “Record Armed” will record audio from the corresponding microphone when you click the “Record” button (in the lower left hand side of Reaper) or press the “Command” + “R” keysġ1) You will now see a waveform being drawn as your subject speaks into the mic.

Tabeditor reaper mac software#

– A good setting will probably between 40 and 50, if you have to turn it up much more than this, have your subject move closer to the mic and/or speak louderĤ) Open Reaper recording software from the dock at the bottom of the screen (the green, blue, and grey icon with the white “sickle” in between the “rocketship” Launchpad icon and the purple “A” Apogee control panel icon)ĥ) Select “Open” when the prompt ask you if you’re sure you want to open ReaperĦ) When Reaper finishes loading, it will prompt you to save a new project (if you’re working on a previous project you can select “Cancel” and load your old project from the File menu)ħ) Make sure that the “REAPER Media” folder is selected (click it in the “Finder” to make sure)Ĩ) Name your project in the “Save As” box and click “Save” – this will create a project directory in the “REAPER Media” folder (accessible from a shortcut on the desktop)ĩ) The two tracks in the upper left hand corner of Reaper correspond to the two microphones in the Live Roomġ0) Click the red button on each track, respectively, to “Record Arm” it. Turn down the microphone levels, and click the “A” button on the Apogee Quartet to clear the “Clipping Indicator” (red mark at the top of the level meter) – IF THE LEVELS GO INTO THE RED, THE MIC IS DISTORTING. – Adjust microphone levels until the meters are at the top of the green range or, ideally, into the yellow – Have your subject speak into the microphone (their mouth should be about 1” away front the mic) in a clear, strong tone – Turn the big knob (right above the “Quartet” label) to adjust microphone level – Click the (1) or (2) buttons on the Apogee Quartet to select the respective microphone (1 is on the left and 2 is on the right, looking into the live room from this room) – You can use the “Talk” button (lower left hand side of the “Monitor Station” to communicate with people in the other room however, DON’T LEAVE THE TALK BUTTON ON WHILE SOMEONE IS RECORDING – it is very annoying in their ears to hear you shuffling about

Tabeditor reaper mac mac#

1) Wake up Mac – Apogee Quartet (microphone input interface) should turn onĢ) Turn on Presonus Monitor Station with switch at back right