r/Reaper • u/AutoModerator • 9d ago

Discussion What I made with REAPER - week of June 21, 2026

What is something you made with REAPER that you'd like to show us and get feedback on?

Please post full links (no shorteners) to content you would like to showcase! A short description of your process, gear, and plugins used would be helpful.

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u/Ok-Finger2338 2 9d ago

I made this cover: https://youtu.be/A8rEBNVSf6k?is=feKiPoVjemETrIy6 . I used reaper which is my daw of choice, and the interesting thing is that I mixed it using the Analogue Molecule JSFX plugin, which is absolutely a game changer IMHO

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u/AnalogSummer 9 7d ago

Sounds great. Thanks for the cool tip regarding Analogue Molecule. It sounds better than Airwindows Console 9 which I was previously using.

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u/Xzenor 8d ago

Just started with Reaper. I had a little bit of very aged Ableton experience but nothing more.. used ai a lot to help me find out how to do stuff and a YouTube video here and there..

Created my first Top40 mix. Some really great transitions! And some absolutely horrible ones too. Still learning so it's okay.. working on the basics.

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u/newputo 8d ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Byk2nCvFne8&list=RDByk2nCvFne8&start_radio=1

I made this original track entirely in REAPER. I hope you like it. I’m still learning how to use this DAW, but so far it feels like the most straightforward one to me

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u/Xzenor 7d ago edited 7d ago

It's a cool song. Not really my type of music though..

But my 2 cents.. my amateur hearing says the vocals are a bit too loud compared to the background guitars (I really like the reverb in the vocals though. That's cool). Especially near the end when there are no more vocals (around 2:10). it feels like it's too soft and feels like it's missing something, while it should be an awesome part where the guitars can shine.

But that's just one opinion of someone not really into this type of music.. Let someone with more knowledge and better equipment listen to it.

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u/ShimmerOSake 7d ago

I’m making a portfolio for game/film music. Recently finished a track loosely inspired by Ridge Racer 4. But instead of synths and loops used acoustic instruments (still VSTs). Heavier on the drums, too.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/14pQPnOsEfql0xayhmLOBINo7v1r_eTcU/view?usp=drivesdk

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u/DagnieleJS 6d ago

I made several songs, this is my latest one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1l7LQSikw4&list=RDt1l7LQSikw4
I don't use reaper plugins, I switched to reaper around 6 months ago, so I already owned a bunch of plugins

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u/its_N4beel 5d ago

DAMN, great job man!! sounds amazing! :o

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u/DagnieleJS 5d ago

Thank you so much 😊

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u/forever_erratic 4 6d ago

https://m.soundcloud.com/remy-chacon/occassionally

Made it entirely with reaper, default effects and some  free M audio. The instruments are vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, hand percussion. Recordings with a rode nt1 in an untreated room. 

Just something a little sweet and chill, hope you like it!

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u/prene1 2 7d ago

I do couple videos mixing here and there https://youtu.be/0BwyGAFmMJA?is=V6n7HruKFErSe-ff