Many audio interfaces offer what is called Zero latency Monitoring.
It will give you an easy way to “undo” everything that we are about to do in one simple step. If you have previously used REAPER, you should click on Export configuration before continuing and save your old settings to a file. It just shows this dialogue at startup to remind you to register.Īfter you’ve started REAPER, go to the menu and open:
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Please note, that unlike other software REAPER does not disable any features in Evaluation Mode. If you own a REAPER license, enter it here. If you have never run REAPER before you are likely to be greeted with the following screen. On some versions of macOS, you may need to allow this plugin on a Security Control Panel in order to enable it fully. Please follow all instructions and get this properly installed before continuing. The SWS/SM extension adds features to REAPER that we will need later on.
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Once you have installed REAPER, please head over to and install the version of the extension that matches the version of REAPER that you installed in the previous step. If you are unsure of which version is correct, please consult with more tech savvy friends before continuing. Head over to and download the correct version of REAPER for your computer. So, if the images look like a different operating system from the one that you are using, don’t worry. The software runs exactly the same on all 3 platforms (something that cannot be said about ProTools). You will get it (along with some of my other favorite themes) as part of the preference pack you’ll be downloading.Īlso, I have run REAPER on macOS, Windows, and Linux. The theme that I am using is called ClearView. Future versions of the software should be able to import these settings without an issue. If you are running v5 or earlier, I cannot guarantee that my settings will work for you. I am running REAPER version 6.25 as of the time of this article.
What I am about to present is a simple way to configure and use REAPER for audiobook work that I have developed over 7+ years of use this software as a professional narrator.
This is one of those situations where there really is no one right way to do things. Some of them will look/act quite differently from what I am going to present here. Before I begin, here’s a bit of a disclaimer…
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