Reaper Documentation

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Welcome to the REAPER documentation wiki. REAPER is a powerful Windows application for multitrack recording and editing of audio. REAPER provides a flexible but easy to use interface that is suitable for amateurs and professionals alike.

REAPER is reasonably priced, uncrippled unexpiring shareware.

• REAPER Home Page
• Download REAPER

Contents 1 New to REAPER? 2 REAPER User's Guide 3 Growing the Wiki Manual 4 REAPER Documentation 5 Housekeeping

New to REAPER?

• About REAPER
• Quick Start!
• Common REAPER Terms
• Glossary
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Registration

REAPER User's Guide

If you are new to REAPER, start here:

• The REAPER User's Guide 1.882(pdf)
  • Project File 1 of 2 for use with the Guide
  • Project File 2 of 2 for use with the Guide

Growing the Wiki Manual

This manual is a community effort. These pages were created to help facilitate new growth in the wiki. Please contribute, even if it's not perfect...

• Sandbox / Try out editing a WIKI page here - no worries
• New Pages - This is an area to put new pages in the wiki if you don't know where they fit right now.
• Documentation Request - If you would like info added to the wiki.
• New to wiki - Where to go to find out more about how to use a wiki.

REAPER Documentation

• Automation
• Recording Audio
• Recording MIDI
• Editing
• Rendering
• Effects
• Menu Bar Options/Commands
• Preferences
• MIDI Editor
• Keyboard Shortcuts
• ReaMote
• ReaRoute
• ReWire
• Tips & Tricks
• Tutorials
• Trouble Shooting
• Workspace

Housekeeping

• Bugs / Suggestions
• Changelog
• External Links
• To-Do list / Planned features