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Basic Home Recording in Reaper
126 CQ
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4 CQ
In this audio recording and editing lesson, learn how to record multiple tracks of yourself singing harmony, then mix them together for a three-part harmony!
with Ken TheriotIn this audio recording and editing lesson, learn how to record multiple tracks of yourself singing harmony, then mix them together for a three-part harmony!
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6 CQ
In this second lesson about recording and editing harmony parts in digital audio workstation Reaper, learn how to beef up the sound and add effects!
with Ken TheriotIn this second lesson about recording and editing harmony parts in digital audio workstation Reaper, learn how to beef up the sound and add effects!
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4 CQ
In this audio recording and editing lesson, learn how to mix together multiple vocal tracks to create a full and multi-faceted harmony sound.
with Ken TheriotIn this audio recording and editing lesson, learn how to mix together multiple vocal tracks to create a full and multi-faceted harmony sound.
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7 CQ
Vocal doubling—when two vocal tracks do the same thing—is a great way to add depth and width to a voice recording. Learn how in this Reaper lesson.
with Ken TheriotVocal doubling—when two vocal tracks do the same thing—is a great way to add depth and width to a voice recording. Learn how in this Reaper lesson.
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5 CQ
In this Reaper audio recording and editing lesson, learn how to record tracks that sound like real instruments (but aren't), with the use of MIDI.
with Ken TheriotIn this Reaper audio recording and editing lesson, learn how to record tracks that sound like real instruments (but aren't), with the use of MIDI.
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