Mixing Real Live Drums in REAPER

Mixing Real Live Drums in REAPER
Here's the Track Template:
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[@kayahanli]

Thanks a lot Kenny! Sharing your track template is great, very helpful. Hope you continue sharing your templates in all of your tutorials :)

[@SusanStoneSalas]

Oh.... I sometimes sing, play guitar, kick drum and hi hat, recording is a real pain. I often don't know where to begin in Reaper, but I keep trying. LOL!

[@josefleonardoberinguela4816]

Thanks for the informative video! Question… I loaded the template and IR. Without changing any parameters, I’m hearing some clippings while listening to the drum part particularly at the Tom-heavy section. Any advice?

[@ing0001]

I cant figure out how to add the extra tracks for the individual drums and allowcate each drum too it in reaper. Any help would be great

[@Danzan_YT]

May I know how you separated the kick, snare, hit hat etc from the live drum recording??

[@yosefb5845]

You're the best, Kenny

[@woodysatyadarma4901]

Lovely explanation. Thank's

[@wilfiegroves2792]

Got a question mate can’t find how to do it anywhere. I made a piano roll using a mp3 sound. How do I make it so the sound loops whilst I’m holding the piano key down then stops when release it.

[@markjolley9931]

this is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for another great tutorial Kenny

[@davidsprivate5609]

Well, fortunately I don't do live drums, so this is really useful. 🙂

[@LaVitaInSaletta]

Kenny is from another planet!

[@johnponder5973]

Very instructive. Thanks, Kenny!

[@billywaylls]

🤘🤘🤘💚💚💚✌️✌️✌️ you rock Kenny.

[@deskypoo]

Excellent, very useful

[@martindl9897]

Great tutorial! Change on the sound is notorious.

[@chrisdaviesguitar]

Man, you kill me , awesome.

[@user-kx5fs9jy1g]

Hey Kenny I'm brand new to Reaper, I was wondering if you could do a tutorial on MPE both setting up MPE controllers, virtual instruments and hardware synths, and also how to program it in the piano roll? I read that Reaper does support MPE but I haven't been able to figure it out. For example, I have a few questions: I see the pitch function in the piano roll but I don't know how to pitch bend just one of the notes, and also, there isn't any y-axis, or snapping to the pitch editing section, is it possible to pitch bend an exact amount like 5 semitones. Or is it possible to draw the pitch bends right on the piano roll similar to how it's done in Bitwig or Ableton (which is definitely my preferred way of working with MPE pitch bends)? If not are there any community scripts/mods that make that type of editing possible? Thanks so much for any help! And your tutorials were really helpful for getting me up and running. Reaper seems amazing, pretty much sold on it. I just need to figure out this MPE stuff as I own a Linnstrument and a bunch of MPE hardware so it's a must for me if I am going to make the switch!

[@SergioHRossi]

Hi man, see if you can help, please, I have a notebook with a low screen resolution, 1366/768, do you know if there is a way to increase the resolution of the reaper... or how to make the tracks smaller on the mixer panel, because with the low resolution they are gigantic on the screen... thank you in advance.

[@innadnotrub5167]

Here!!!

[@shamusenright5387]

This is the most useful drum mixing guide I've seen - and I've watched a lot!

[@keyibreand3840]

I dont know but the raw version sounded better to me :) Great tutorial though!

[@jadedsean]

Aren't the drum sampled already processed?

[@narantmuzik]

I didn't get reaper by choice..buh jah kwn...u meck mi glad mi did

[@tonal.states]

Cool, thanks Kenny! I always learn something with your vids even if I think I know my software haha One thing though, if I may point out something besides this video. I went though your videos in your channel and it was hard to discern one video from another because they all have the exact same thumbnail, I had to read through all the titles to find what I wanted, this time drum stuff, but in a general view it's kind of hard, a mix between your old thumbnails would be nice for readability because they give some context, maybe an automation item, maybe a drum kit, or something unlike a cartoon character and a second video title which we already have under said thumbnail. Just a food for thought, I work as a content producer so I think I'm not just talking out of my ass hehe just my 2c, not a critique, just a hey, this happens.