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Freudian Split: /* Access4Music Scripts and Utilities (some free, some paid, all for Windows) */

2026-05-08T22:44:31Z

Access4Music Scripts and Utilities (some free, some paid, all for Windows)

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	=== Access4Music Scripts and Utilities (some free, some paid, all for Windows) ===		=== Access4Music Scripts and Utilities (some free, some paid, all for Windows) ===

	This is a collection of links that point to scripts that allow the user to access [http://access4music.com/en/script various third-party software instruments] and [http://access4music.com/en/script/utilities ~~as well as enhancing~~ the accessibility of REAPER's MIDI Event List]. Access4Music is Gianluca and Fabri, Italian visually impaired programmers.		This is a collection of links that point to scripts that allow the user to access [http://access4music.com/en/script various third-party software instruments] and [http://access4music.com/en/script/utilities provides enhancements for the accessibility of the REAPER MIDI Event List]. Access4Music is made by Gianluca and Fabri, Italian visually impaired programmers.

	=== Free NumPad and Applications Key Emulation Scripts ===		=== Free NumPad and Applications Key Emulation Scripts ===

Freudian Split: /* accessibility bundle from Sonorous Arts Group */

2026-05-08T22:41:43Z

accessibility bundle from Sonorous Arts Group

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	This set was created with integrity and portability in mind; No registrations needed, no installers and no launching separate scripts for each piece of software. Run once, use anywhere.		This set was created with integrity and portability in mind; No registrations needed, no installers and no launching separate scripts for each piece of software. Run once, use anywhere.

	As of version 1.0.2 (released ~~July~~ 2024), it supports Xfer Serum, Tone2 Icarus 1.6, Native		As of version 1.0.3 (released December 2024), it supports Xfer Serum, Tone2 Icarus 1.6, Native
	Instruments Kontakt 6 and UVI Workstation.		Instruments Kontakt 6 and UVI Workstation.

Freudian Split: /* Old REAPER Podcasts on CoolBlindTech.com */

2026-05-08T22:33:54Z

Old REAPER Podcasts on CoolBlindTech.com

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	Note: as above with the CAVI courses, these are mostly mentioned for posterity. You will need to be decently familiar with REAPER to get anything useful from them now.		Note: as above with the CAVI courses, these are mostly mentioned for posterity. You will need to be decently familiar with REAPER to get anything useful from them now.

	* [https://coolblindtech.com/reaper-on-windows-episode-1-general-introduction-why-reaper-is-awesome/ part 1, why is reaper awesome]		* [https://coolblindtech.com/reaper-on-windows-episode-1-general-introduction-why-reaper-is-awesome/ part 1: why is reaper awesome]
	* [https://coolblindtech.com/reaper-part-2-rudimentary-recording-for-windows/ part 2, rudimentary recording]		* [https://coolblindtech.com/reaper-part-2-rudimentary-recording-for-windows/ part 2: rudimentary recording]
	* [https://coolblindtech.com/reaper-windows-part-3-configure-play/ part 3, recommended configurations]		* [https://coolblindtech.com/reaper-windows-part-3-configure-play/ part 3: recommended configurations]
	* [https://coolblindtech.com/reaper-windows-part-4-tracking-next-single/ part 4 tracking your next single]		* [https://coolblindtech.com/reaper-windows-part-4-tracking-next-single/ part 4: tracking your next single]
			* [https://coolblindtech.com/reaper-on-windows-part-5-mixing-takes-and-automation/ part 5: mixing, takes and automation]
	* [https://coolblindtech.com/?s=reaper and some others]		* [https://coolblindtech.com/?s=reaper and some others]

Freudian Split: /* CAVI Courses (old resources, mainly preserved for posterity) */

2026-05-08T22:26:13Z

CAVI Courses (old resources, mainly preserved for posterity)

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	=== CAVI Courses (old resources, mainly preserved for posterity)===		=== CAVI Courses (old resources, mainly preserved for posterity)===

	For a few years, CAVI (Cisco Academy for the Vision Impaired) ran courses designed for people who were getting started with Audio Production. Nowadays the archived courses are showing their age (there have been many changes and much progress made between then and now), but if you're familiar enough with REAPER that you can extrapolate and reapply some of these ideas, you might find things that can be carried forward.		For a few years, CAVI (Cisco Academy for the Vision Impaired) ran courses designed for people who were getting started with Audio Production. Nowadays the archived courses are showing their age (there have been many changes and much progress made between then and now), but if you're familiar enough with REAPER that you can extrapolate and reapply some of these ideas, you might find things that can be carried forward. The audio essentials course is still relevant as it covers the basics of audio and does not use Reaper.

	In March 2018, all of the previously available audio related course materials were released for free. CAVI have long since pulled links to the audio, but Daniel Wolak kept them available for years and nowadays they live on The Hoard:		In March 2018, all of the previously available audio related course materials were released for free. CAVI have long since pulled links to the audio, but Daniel Wolak kept them available for years and nowadays they live on The Hoard:

Freudian Split: /* Patrick Perdue on Vocoders */

2026-05-08T22:17:36Z

Patrick Perdue on Vocoders

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	Patrick Perdue recorded a tutorial on using vocoders in REAPER. The stock ReaVocode plugin is explained first, then Patrick demonstrates other third-party vocoders.		Patrick Perdue recorded a tutorial on using vocoders in REAPER. The stock ReaVocode plugin is explained first, then Patrick demonstrates other third-party vocoders.
	Download: ~~[https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1nx7LXb5Q5UQikbGKEKPugyna1OP4tcyZ (mirror 1)]~~ [https://f001.backblazeb2.com/file/rwp-resources/useful+resourcesFiles/UsingVocodersWithReaper.mp3 (mirror 2)]		Download: [https://f001.backblazeb2.com/file/rwp-resources/useful+resourcesFiles/UsingVocodersWithReaper.mp3 (mirror link)]

	=== CAVI Courses (old resources, mainly preserved for posterity)===		=== CAVI Courses (old resources, mainly preserved for posterity)===

Freudian Split: /* Chris Belle's Tutorials Removed broken links */

2026-05-08T22:15:51Z

Chris Belle's Tutorials Removed broken links

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	=== Chris Belle's Tutorials ===		=== Chris Belle's Tutorials ===

	Chris Belle has very generously offered a set of free tutorials, which can be downloaded from ~~these two mirrors [https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1RCHImJg6WQMPjcjArR1JxxUCrhPJNzhl (~~mirror ~~link 1)]~~ [https://f001.backblazeb2.com/file/rwp-resources/useful+resourcesFiles/reaper+free.zip (mirror link 2)]		Chris Belle has very generously offered a set of free tutorials, which can be downloaded from this mirror [https://f001.backblazeb2.com/file/rwp-resources/useful+resourcesFiles/reaper+free.zip (mirror link)]
	They contain the following:		They contain the following:
	*About the actions list		*About the actions list
	*making custom actions		*making custom actions
	*Editing basics, and an explanation of the ~~[[chapter 7: Editing Tracks and Items#7.31 Ripple Editing\|reaper~~ ripple editing modes]]		*Editing basics, and an explanation of the Reaper ripple editing modes
	*[[ReaEffects guide#6.6 Subtract Mode\|noise reduction]] with reaper		*[[ReaEffects guide#6.6 Subtract Mode\|noise reduction]] with reaper
			*Using stretch markers
	*Using ~~[[Chapter 10: Pitch and Time Manipulation#10.8 Stretch Markers\|~~stretch markers]]
	* [[Sidechaining_with_ReaComp\|Side-chaining with ReaComp]]		* [[Sidechaining_with_ReaComp\|Side-chaining with ReaComp]]

Freudian Split: /* ReaProducer Pod cast */

2026-05-08T22:01:17Z

ReaProducer Pod cast

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	Ten Typical Tasks took a ton of time and effort to record. If it proves to be useful to you, and you're in a position to be able to support its author, [https://paypal.me/ScottChesworth donations sent here will reach Scott.] Any amount will be massively appreciated, but hey, financial support is entirely optional.		Ten Typical Tasks took a ton of time and effort to record. If it proves to be useful to you, and you're in a position to be able to support its author, [https://paypal.me/ScottChesworth donations sent here will reach Scott.] Any amount will be massively appreciated, but hey, financial support is entirely optional.

	=== ReaProducer ~~Pod cast~~ ===		=== Audio Pizza Podcast (formerly the ReaProducer podcast) ===

	This free set of audio tutorials by Garth Humphreys and occasional guests can be found at [~~http~~://~~reaproducer~~.~~com~~ The ~~ReaProducer Standalone~~ Site]. If you'd prefer to subscribe, [https://~~itunes~~.apple.com/podcast/~~id1170942901?mt=2&ls=1~~ here's the ~~ReaProducer~~ Podcast feed for Apple Podcasts], or [http://~~reaproducer~~.com/~~index.php/feed~~/ here's the RSS feed for other podcast catchers.] Most of these episodes have been produced on the Mac, however Garth has always been mindful to make sure that his content is applicable to both platforms.		This free set of audio tutorials by Garth Humphreys and occasional guests can be found at [https://audio.pizza/category/Reaper+Tutorials The Audio Pizza Reaper Tutorials Site]. If you'd prefer to subscribe, [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/audio-pizza/id544075194 here's the Audio Pizza Podcast feed for Apple Podcasts], or [http://feeds.libsyn.com/76351/rss here's the RSS feed for other podcast catchers.] Most of these episodes have been produced on the Mac, however Garth has always been mindful to make sure that his content is applicable to both platforms.

	If you're new to Reaper, it is recommended that you work through the first few tutorials in order. They start with installation, and move through important concepts, such as importing media, recording, and editing with both time selections and items. How to Save and Render projects is also covered, along with side-chaining and an introduction to automation. There really is a ton of useful info contained within these bite-sized tutorials.		If you're new to Reaper, it is recommended that you work through the first few tutorials in order. They start with installation, and move through important concepts, such as importing media, recording, and editing with both time selections and items. How to Save and Render projects is also covered, along with side-chaining and an introduction to automation. There really is a ton of useful info contained within these bite-sized tutorials.

Freudian Split: /* Other Reaper Specific Resources */

2026-05-08T21:36:30Z

Other Reaper Specific Resources

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	*The cockos wiki has documentation available for [http://wiki.cockos.com/wiki/index.php/Jesusonic_Effects_Documentation many of the other supplied effects] that are not in the [[ReaEffects guide]]		*The cockos wiki has documentation available for [http://wiki.cockos.com/wiki/index.php/Jesusonic_Effects_Documentation many of the other supplied effects] that are not in the [[ReaEffects guide]]
	* [https://reapack.com/ ReaPack] is a freeware utility which manages and installs user created scripts for a really vast number of tricks and functions. Its interface is accessible.		* [https://reapack.com/ ReaPack] is a freeware utility which manages and installs user created scripts for a really vast number of tricks and functions. Its interface is accessible.
	* [https://www.helgoboss.org/projects/playtime/ playtime] is a paid vst especially designed for Reaper which claims to add Ableton Live like features and functionality. Currently not an accessible utility.		* [https://www.helgoboss.org/projects/playtime playtime] is a paid vst especially designed for Reaper which claims to add Ableton Live like features and functionality. Currently not an accessible utility.
	*For some nice free sampled acoustic drums there are several versions of [https://smmdrums.wordpress.com this kit,] which was originally and especially designed to use reaper's only stock plug-ins. And [https://groovemonkee.com/blogs/blog/megareaper-sm-drums-freebie a few complementary professionally designed free grooves from groovemonkee] to go with it.		*For some nice free sampled acoustic drums there are several versions of [https://smmdrums.wordpress.com this kit,] which was originally and especially designed to use reaper's only stock plug-ins. And [https://groovemonkee.com/blogs/blog/megareaper-sm-drums-freebie a few complementary professionally designed free grooves from groovemonkee] to go with it.
	* [http://vordio.net/ Vordio] is a free audio post production workflow tool that converts XML exported from an NLE video project from programs like Final cut Pro, Premiere Pro, or DaVinci Resolve, into a REAPER audio project for audio post production.		* [http://vordio.net/ Vordio] is a free audio post production workflow tool that converts XML exported from an NLE video project from programs like Final cut Pro, Premiere Pro, or DaVinci Resolve, into a REAPER audio project for audio post production.
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	* [http://www.ambisonictoolkit.net/ The Ambisonic Toolkit] "brings together a number of classic and novel tools for the artist working with Ambisonic surround sound." A set of reaper js effects scripts are available from their site.		* [http://www.ambisonictoolkit.net/ The Ambisonic Toolkit] "brings together a number of classic and novel tools for the artist working with Ambisonic surround sound." A set of reaper js effects scripts are available from their site.
	* [http://www.aatranslator.com.au/ AA translator] is a paid utility that aims to convert sessions or projects files from different DAWS.		* [http://www.aatranslator.com.au/ AA translator] is a paid utility that aims to convert sessions or projects files from different DAWS.
	*Last but not least, there are [https://www.~~tb-software~~.~~com~~/~~TBProAudio~~/~~accessiblemeter.html~~ accessible spectrum (frequency) analysis, phase analysis and peak meter vst tools] you can use in reaper.		*Last but not least, there are [https://www.tbproaudio.de/products/accessiblemeters accessible spectrum (frequency) analysis, phase analysis and peak meter vst tools] you can use in reaper.

	This wiki also has been [https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=17MaD9YjSEguxWzKVO3-0XTQ-cxev-FiS archived offline in wikiSyntax form only, for now].		This wiki also has been [https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=17MaD9YjSEguxWzKVO3-0XTQ-cxev-FiS archived offline in wikiSyntax form only, for now].

ScottChesworth: /* Toni barth's ReaPack Repository (ReaScripts for Windows and Mac) */

2025-12-07T09:00:32Z

Toni barth's ReaPack Repository (ReaScripts for Windows and Mac)

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	[https://github.com/matejgolian/reahotkey/releases Download ReaHotkey from the Releases page on Matej's GitHub.]		[https://github.com/matejgolian/reahotkey/releases Download ReaHotkey from the Releases page on Matej's GitHub.]

	=== Toni barth's ReaPack Repository (ReaScripts for Windows and Mac) ===		=== Toni barth's ReaPack Repository (ReaScripts and FX for Windows and Mac) ===

	This ReaPack repository has a bunch of ~~handy~~ scripts and a handful of ~~plug-ins~~. ~~Some written by Toni himself, others by Chessel, and other scripters are welcome to send stuff in. Everything you'll find on this repo~~ is accessible by design.		This ReaPack repository has a bunch of useful scripts and a handful of FX. Every package available is accessible by design.

	To get the goodies, copy the following URL to your clipboard:		To get the goodies, copy the following URL to your clipboard:

MrGamelan: /* ReaHotkey for Windows */

2025-12-05T13:21:38Z

ReaHotkey for Windows

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	=== ReaHotkey for Windows ===		=== ReaHotkey for Windows ===

	This is an open source AutoHotkey script developed by Matej Golian and Toni Barth. It aims to make certain virtual instruments/sample libraries and related software at least a little more accessible to blind users. It is primarily designed to run in tandem with REAPER, although other standalone programs/instruments ~~may be~~ supported as well.		This is an open source AutoHotkey script developed by Matej Golian and Toni Barth. It aims to make certain virtual instruments/sample libraries and related software at least a little more accessible to blind users. It is primarily designed to run in tandem with REAPER, although other standalone programs/instruments are supported as well.

	As of December 2025, here's a summary of the software that ReaHotkey can help you get some amount of access in:		As of December 2025, here's a summary of the software that ReaHotkey can help you get some amount of access in:

	Dubler 2.2 standalone by Vochlea, Best Service Engine 2, various FabFilter and u-HE plug-ins, Komplete Kontrol V3, Kontakt 7.10 or newer, Raum, Plogue sforzando, Xfer Records Serum 2, Synapse Audio Zampler and various ~~Kontakt~~ sample libraries.		Dubler 2.2 standalone by Vochlea, Best Service Engine 2, various FabFilter and u-HE plug-ins, Komplete Kontrol V3, Kontakt 7.10 or newer, Kontakt 8.8 or newer, Raum, Plogue sforzando, Xfer Records Serum 2, Synapse Audio Zampler and various sample libraries for Kontakt. The script also supports emulating the Applications key as an extra feature.

	[https://github.com/matejgolian/reahotkey Check out the ReadMe on GitHub for more details, setup instructions and keystrokes.]		[https://github.com/matejgolian/reahotkey Check out the ReadMe on GitHub for more details, setup instructions and keystrokes.]