Adding FX (Chains) with Toolbars in REAPER

[@djabthrash]

Watching Kenny's videos are like working out or cooking : you don't wanna do it beforehand, but once you've done it, you're glad you did it.

[@vanhaze2000]

You should be paid good money for all your fantastic Reaper video's. It's really incredible you do all this for free. Thanks a bunch Kenny !!

[@mielushe2lheureux939]

Hey Rob! Even you have been sharing some interesting stuff with the reaper community. Thanks!!!

[@vanhaze2000]

@@mielushe2lheureux939 Many thanks for your kind words ! Yes, i try to share the "deeper tricks" in Reaper but tutorial-quality wise: my vids don't come even close to Kenny's tuts LOL.

[@bigcrunch1971]

want to say thanks so much for all the great vids bro.. helping me learn. too cool

[@rafalvarezsevilla]

It's not necessary to create and delete the shortcut, just hit "cancel" and it'll show up in your action list, then just search your action list for "insert fx" and you can add all your created actions all at once. Amazing that you can chains to several Items/Channels, love it!

[@marchm35]

Great great great! Thnx again Kenny!

[@skylanderlad]

Ha! You did it! Just a wee point is that when you go to add the shortcut, you don't actually have to specify a shortcut - just clicking on the "add shortcut" option in the fx browser will open the shortcut dialogue and you can just click cancel on that and the action will be created anyway, without having to specify a shortcut and then delete it later...

[@REAPERMania]

Ahhhh. Damnit. Thanks

[@Ihadtosettleforthis]

Yeah great tip

[@jenskrgaardlarsen9572]

Once again a very useful tuturial Kenny. Thank you very much!

[@ryanreach3710]

Awesome, thanks Kenny. Anyone have any other good ideas besides HPF, EQ, Comp?

[@stuartwrigglesworth9339]

Fantastic video mate again you are good

[@DaniloRod23]

Man, this is really going to improve my work flow. Absolutely awesome tip! Thanks!!!

[@OnlineRadioSchool]

Woohoo! You legend good audio sire! I got my old PPM Meters now as a toolbar (I know I know - but I love PPM meters!)

[@harounsamadi2527]

Thx! 🙏 Because of you I use reaper! 🍀❤️👍👍👍✌️

[@ryanpgallant7769]

Killer vid bud! These tips are essential to my recording fluency. Cheers

[@hilltop9395]

Thanks Kenny awesome as usual👌!

[@aedelya]

Love your way of doing things, very logical, thanks a lot for all of your tutorials, helped me get started on reaper :) cheers

[@XarianPrime]

Freaking awesome tip man!

[@dochate]

Very usefull, thanx!!!

[@mielushe2lheureux939]

Always awesome as usual!!! Thanks so much Kenny! Please, is it possible to have toolbar for track templates just as we have just learn on fx, so that someone can just, from a toolbar, add a track template without diving into the whole folder. If possible, that will be really really great! Thanks!

[@ifaber68]

Very nice tutorial, thanks so much :-)

[@Vertlain]

Really useful, thanks. Is there a similar way to add menu item which creates new track with specific VSTi?

[@REAPERMania]

Yes. Coming up soon.

[@Lu_Woods]

Brilliant, thanks !!

[@dandinkler6315]

good rule of thumb for anyone who wants to get proficient at using reaper: if you don't know what the title of a REAPER mania video means you should probably watch it lol. so many life changing concepts are divulged here.

[@haroldpalmer3245]

Kenny, you probably made a video on this before.but my question is...how do I record the tracks that I used midi from my external synths ? I followed your video on using external synths but now I want to record the audio from the synths and print them on my tracks with audio to mix down later? Thanks Kenny for your videos they help vastly.

[@petersamps]

If you are recording from an external synthesizer, it is the same as if you are recording audio from any source. Plug the audio output of the synthesizer into the input of your audio device and record audio as normal. Use Reaper to play the midi to the synthesizer while doing this, obviously. You can record audio to the same track if you want; just change the track input setting to audio from the specific audio input. Audio and midi can exist on the same track. Alternately you can record audio from the synthesizer to a separate track.

[@kurthendrix7324]

@@petersamps thank you James for the quick response. When I get home from work that will be the first thing I do. Do you mind if I keep in touch with you for questions such as this ?

[@bontea5545]

Any faster option in 2021? :-)

[@WSzponachGitary]

Actually you don't need to assign shortcut, you can click cancel and the fx will be in action list anyway 😁

[@elreymusical120]

Amazing

[@agyinanthony5456]

You are too much Kenny

[@mangoaudio]

+

[@jimbeaux4988]

Oh jeez, I'm adding eq and comp tool buttons right away.