Sick REAPER drum mixing workflow

[@danieldavidson5447]

I am glad reaper is getting some love

[@michaelclark7456]

Yes! I need more Reaper content!!!!

[@LetsTalkAboutReaper]

Always glad to see REAPER-centric content 🥰☕

[@iamyetimanYT]

Awesome, more Reaper content!

[@Graey]

0:59 scooby doo running.

[@rafa_rodrigues]

Dá-lhe Adair !!! É do Brasil !!! 🇧🇷

[@ayeapprove]

The only limit in reaper is the person using it. It's crazy. Don't even get me started on SWS Extensions :D

[@danthegeetarman]

Amazing. Yes, more Reaper stuff pleeeeeeaaaaase!!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@BrofUJu]

This is amazing. Still really good to do even if you are using samples as well. Thanks!

[@JhonattanReis]

Adair is a Master! More about Reaper, please.

[@suniso370]

But is there an automatic way to convert audio kicks to midi notes and have them perfectly aligned right off the bat? I usually have to go manually over each hit and double check.

[@klekrfaqer2114]

Yes, the same dynamic split feature can be used. A few months earlier there was even a video here on that with Josh Schroeder.

[@klekrfaqer2114]

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[@KeepTheGates]

Yes, you have to get the transient detection settings right, and the open/close settings right on the built in trigger plugin.

[@mattvdh]

good technique!

[@okaight7248]

This is HUGE.

[@sven6999]

insaaaaaanee !! 🤩

[@eamonmalcolmgleeson1362]

DIY, Stock, DAW - Drum Leveler !

[@jacksmith4460]

TLDR noramalise volume on a kick drum track

[@eamonmalcolmgleeson1362]

Also, automatic clip separation based off midi to click conversion. Allows independent macro normalisation on a clip by clip basis.

[@sobasage1958]

Sounds like the running sound from Looney Tunes lol

[@josephbrant9827]

... Can't all DAW's normalize?

[@GreenManStudio69]

they can

[@viceversa7245]

It’s actually the dynamic split that is unique to Reaper

[@АлександрКузин-з6б]

@@viceversa7245 Cubase and S1 have a dynamic split too

[@viceversa7245]

@@АлександрКузин-з6б Cool, but they're not nearly as accesible to most people as Reaper (I'm looking at you Cubase). Thanks for the fun fact tho.

[@patpatino6310]

@@АлександрКузин-з6б how can i find that tool in S1?

[@timonbutcherman]

URM started to learn Reaper... LOL. Next time show how to make custom actions or custom buttons... revolutionary content 🤣🤣🤣

[@alrecks619]

then it was Josh Schroeder and now Adair Daufembach? i was going to bet on Adam Steel (given his work with Monuments recently) next but then again he's on a different program.

[@andrewpuhlay3222]

Or just use soundradix Drum Leveler 😬

[@klekrfaqer2114]

…for at least twice the price of this entire DAW. (Don’t get me wrong, Drum Leveler is great, still…)

[@andrewpuhlay3222]

@@klekrfaqer2114 a number X 0 is still 0 😂😂

[@klekrfaqer2114]

@@andrewpuhlay3222 and which one costs 0?

[@andrewpuhlay3222]

@@klekrfaqer2114 if you broke baby just say it

[@kagunmarx5914]

CakeWalk has been doing all of that for years.

[@NightPaddle]

Jeah, Reaper too.

[@mattvdh]

there's a faster way of normalizing each hit, that seems tedious to do every hit like that

[@JirkaMichalik]

Or play like Thomas Lang or Matt Garstka and you don't ever need any editing... :D

[@OverdriveMusic]

Reaper > every DAW

[@DigitalDemonForge]

Cubase alows u to normalise whole audio track without needing to slice it up.

[@RenanBEreanSound]

how you do it in cubase? thx

[@mauricioapoteom2604]

@@RenanBEreanSound up

[@lannyfce4786]

it normalizes by transients without slicing it?

[@gianlucagigliotti4026]

What you do is normalizing the track based on the loudest hit leaving the other ones not normalized to 0db

[@RenanBEreanSound]

yeah i think he missed the point. all hits must be normalized independently of each other, cubase can normalize everything but it will be a average of the whole event, anyways, in cubase we can 'split at hitpoints' and then normalize, 2 easy clicks