Reaper for Game Audio | Part 4 - Working With Tracks
463In this Reaper for Game Audio tutorial, we're going to talk about tracks in Reaper 6. Yes, of course, tracks are in every DAW on the planet, but the way Reaper handles them is incredibly handy for our sound design work.
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00:00 - Intro
00:09 - Tutorial Start
01:10 - Making an Action for Creating Tracks
02:04 - Making Multiple Tracks at Once
04:00 - Auto Track Coloring
06:42 - DOG!!!!!
07:00 - Folder Tracks
12:00 - More Folder Track Tricks
14:00 - Zooming In and Out on Your Tracks
15:25 - More Track Coloring Options
17:20 - Get 2 free game audio courses (https://akashthakkar.lpages.co/courses/)
On top of learning about making tracks, we also cover a lot of little niggling, but important topics like colors, a little bit about the mixer, folder tracks, why Reaper's tracks are special, and much much more.
And of course, Thane is here. Everything is wonderful when Thane is here.
We're also using the default Reaper 6 theme for this series!
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