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Record, produce, mix and then export audio using Reaper 2

by Chris Wiles

12 Oct 2007

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Screengrab Even the average user will have their own music library stored on their computer, yet sometimes it can be tricky to get some of your personal music in to your collection. Maybe you have rare or live recordings want to be more accessible for you to listen to by adding them to your PCs library you can then edit, equalise and burn to a CD. Some of these rare recordings may be stored on vinyl, cassette or even video.

REAPER 2.0 is an application designed for a user to record, edit, mix and render audio. It has an easy to use interface for amateurs and professionals and has a large number of features for a reasonably small application. You can easily create your own compositions using Reaper, perhaps mixing in other tracks, and then exporting as your own music.

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