Swiggles' Recording Guide: PART 4- Setting Up Your Project

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Channel: Ro Panuganti · 2015 · Music

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Part 4! Now that you've got the equipment and song generally ready to go, we've got to get our DAW and software ready to use! Although this appears to be a "How to press button and record" guide, it is absolutely not! My Reaper Tutorial, linked below, will go over those basics. THIS guide is a more advanced approach to setting up a project for recording. I go over Routing MIDI Drum Software to mix inside Reaper, creating Buses to collectively mix tracks together, as well as some basic navigation! Unfortunately I recorded the original tutorial at a higher resolution, so you'll have to bare with me skipping a few things I'll have done for the next one. I excluded the bit on Auxilary Reverb (create a new track, add a Reverb Plugin to this track, and send select tracks to it). Next time we'll write out the song and draft it out!

Reaper Tutorial: http://youtu.be/pw969vFZaLg
Drum Tutorial: http://youtu.be/wA8ZluT6wOQ

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All music in the tutorial videos are my own covers/collaborations, some on Youtube and some Work-In-Progress!

Example of my Equipment/Software:
Interface: Line 6 Studio GX
Guitar: Ibanez RG7420
Acoustic: Yamaha APX500II
Bass: Ibanez SR405QM
Tone Software: Guitar Rig 5 
Drums: Superior Drummer 2.0
Virtual Instruments include 8Dio, Philharmonik, Spitfire, Native Instruments Kontakt, Reaktor, and more.
DAW: Cockos' Reaper
Mixing and Mastering: Izotope Ozone 5, FabFilter Plugins
This video is purely for educational/entertainment purposes, I do not claim any content I have not created myself.

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