REAPER (Rapid Environment of Audio Production, Editing & Recording) was created as a multi-track music production DAW (Digital Audio Workstation), but thanks to its customizability and affordable price it has become popular for voiceover and audiobook recording, as well. In fact, REAPER is Audible Studios' DAW of choice. It is also one of the DAWs their subsidiary ACX (Audiobook Creation Exchange) recommends for recording and producing audiobooks from home based studios. Join us to learn how to improve your self-recording workflow using this incredibly flexible DAW. REAPER is Mac and PC compatible; visit reaper.fm/about.php#technical for exact specs.
INSTRUCTOR BIO
James Romick
James Romick has been a member of SAG-AFTRA since 1980. Between acting gigs in the mid 1980s, James also studied audio engineering at The Institute of Audio Research in NYC when editing analog magnetic tape with a splicing block and razor blade was the norm. Although he has a working knowledge of many different DAWs, James is a REAPER devotee and offers one-on-one sessions via Zoom on how to set it up and configure it for voiceover and audiobook production.
REQUIREMENTS
- Basic knowledge of REAPER is required for this class. Participants should arrive with the DAW installed and open on their computer.
- Free Reaper trial can be found here: https://www.reaper.fm/download.php
Participants must be present for the entire program 1-3 p.m. PT / 4-6 p.m. ET.
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