In this video I’m mixing a rock song with just a handful of REAPER plugins. Luckily the recorded tracks are in great shape to start with so this wasn’t too difficult of a challenge.
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My main tools in this mix are ReaComp (compressor), ReaEQ (Equalizer), and ReaVerb (Convolution Reverb). The reverb impulse response files I’m using come from my free IR Library.
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One response to “Mixing a Rock Song with REAPER Stock Plugins”
Great video,
When you were mixing the bass guitar, it may be he is using a pick
and that is the click sound. More apparent on some strings than others. Also, could be string “flap” hitting the frets.