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Pseudo "real-time waveform preview" in Reaper
Somewhere in the labyrinth of recent posts was a breakdown of how best to emulate splats "real-time waveform preview" in Reaper. I've searched till my eyes are saw but I just can't fine where. Can someone please post a link? Please!!!
post edited by BENT - 2018/01/08 22:34:38
I have empirical evidence this is true... (Bender told me!)  Cakewalk by BandLab, Splat and other DAW's PC = Win 10 64 Bit, i7 3770, 16Gb RAM, 256GB Samsung 2.5’ 840 PRO SATA6GB/s SSD 1, and 2 x 2Tb Internal, Monitors = 2 24” Samsung SA450 and 1 20” Dele Edirol = Octa-Capture-UA1010, Quad-Capture-UA55, PCR-500, Berringer 2 x FBC 1010 Alesis Control Pad KRK monitors
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Re: Pseudo Wave Profiler in Reaper
2018/01/08 13:24:37
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Why would you want to?
Dan
Mixing is all about control. My music: http://dancumpian.bandcamp.com/ or https://soundcloud.com/dcumpian Studiocat Advanced Studio DAW (Intel i5 3550 @ 3.7GHz, Z77 motherboard, 16GB Ram, lots of HDDs), Sonar Plat, Mackie 1604, PreSonus Audiobox 44VSL, ESI 4x4 Midi Interface, Ibanez Bass, Custom Fender Mexi-Strat, NI S88, Roland JV-2080 & MDB-1, Komplete, Omnisphere, Lots o' plugins.
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BENT
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Re: Pseudo Wave Profiler in Reaper
2018/01/08 22:38:29
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Sorry dcumpian...
My bad I meant "real-time waveform preview"
I'll blame it on too many late nights trying out Reaper, Samplitude, Mixcraft and Protools
Have changed title
I have empirical evidence this is true... (Bender told me!) Cakewalk by BandLab, Splat and other DAW's PC = Win 10 64 Bit, i7 3770, 16Gb RAM, 256GB Samsung 2.5’ 840 PRO SATA6GB/s SSD 1, and 2 x 2Tb Internal, Monitors = 2 24” Samsung SA450 and 1 20” Dele Edirol = Octa-Capture-UA1010, Quad-Capture-UA55, PCR-500, Berringer 2 x FBC 1010 Alesis Control Pad KRK monitors
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Re: Pseudo Wave Profiler in Reaper
2018/01/09 00:03:51
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Bent,
Maybe I don't understand just what you need, but you can do real time preview of the wav being created in Reaper just by recording. The wav is represented in real time to any level of magnification you need.
Bit off topic, but good to note again that you can use any external audio editor of your choice within Reaper. Reaper has its own wav editor which many claim to be more than sufficient.
However, if you go to the Preferences> External Editors, then add the path of the third party exe file, then Ctrl+Alt+E will open that editor. You have the option of viewing, editing a copy or the original, destructive editing of the original. I have Adobe Audition linked. For what it's worth, you could even link Sonar as the editor.
John
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Re: Pseudo Wave Profiler in Reaper
2018/01/09 04:27:56
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JohnKenn
you can use any external audio editor of your choice within Reaper. Reaper has its own wav editor which many claim to be more than sufficient.
John, Thank you very much for your reply :) and yes it works fine for me today. last night I had a group of percussion tracks that I sent to a bus, started record and could not get it to work. Also thanks for the additional info on External Editors. Truth is I think I've hit "overload" Problem... To many DAW's and to many learning curves in to short a time. Solution... Go to the beach with a good book (nothing to do with audio) and get some beers on the way home. Second thoughts, I think I'll just go and get the beer!!!
post edited by BENT - 2018/01/09 06:00:18
I have empirical evidence this is true... (Bender told me!) Cakewalk by BandLab, Splat and other DAW's PC = Win 10 64 Bit, i7 3770, 16Gb RAM, 256GB Samsung 2.5’ 840 PRO SATA6GB/s SSD 1, and 2 x 2Tb Internal, Monitors = 2 24” Samsung SA450 and 1 20” Dele Edirol = Octa-Capture-UA1010, Quad-Capture-UA55, PCR-500, Berringer 2 x FBC 1010 Alesis Control Pad KRK monitors
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Re: Pseudo Wave Profiler in Reaper
2018/01/09 17:49:49
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You might have toggled the display of peaks off. Preferences/Appearance/Peaks/Waveforms/'Display peaks for media items' You can also toggle spectral peaks so the frequency has an effect on the color of the peaks. https://www.youtube.com/w...ure=youtu.be&t=195
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Re: Pseudo Wave Profiler in Reaper
2018/01/09 22:32:00
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Glenn... Thanks for the link
I have empirical evidence this is true... (Bender told me!) Cakewalk by BandLab, Splat and other DAW's PC = Win 10 64 Bit, i7 3770, 16Gb RAM, 256GB Samsung 2.5’ 840 PRO SATA6GB/s SSD 1, and 2 x 2Tb Internal, Monitors = 2 24” Samsung SA450 and 1 20” Dele Edirol = Octa-Capture-UA1010, Quad-Capture-UA55, PCR-500, Berringer 2 x FBC 1010 Alesis Control Pad KRK monitors
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