REAPER MP3 ENCODER UPDATE
Here´s an update to my mentioned problems: REALLY would appreciate any help from you guys! Has it something to do with all the track routing stuff? Sends/Recieves/HardwareOutput and so on.I mainly leave them be, but I have tried to play around with them for a bit - the result is mainly the same: crappy audio file! It´s really my MAIN question: Why (oh why!) can´t I get the same audio quality I hear (over monitors AND Headphones) into the audio file? ) I´m rendering the mastertrack with 48000 - is there a specific (obviously hidden feature for me) setting which controls the "quality" of the take? ) What´s the advantage of having a track with FX which recieves the guitar input over applying the FX to the guitar track itself?! Interestingly enough the waveform of the guitarinput is rather low. ) The first thing I notice, is, that the sound in Reaper is way louder than the windows standard. I´m just going to ask a couple of questions which might be usefull to help me get on my way to finally getting the sound I HEAR into the audio file! Here we go:
REAPER MP3 ENCODER PC
No matter how good a take sounds in Reaper with all the subtleties of doubling and panning - the mp3 or wav file which is rendered sounds dull/crappy and most of the times one of the tracks is too loud or too low.Įlectric Guitar straight into Focusrite Saffire LE (which I use as main and only soundhardware for my PC) which goes into the PC (via Firewire) Video: Aspect=1.Ok, I´m fed up! I give up!! It just won´t work out, so I have to look for some help from you experts out there. For example, below are the video properties of the original source: If it’s an AVI video, select AVI as well as the size.
The objective is to retain the original video quality as much as possible. This cannot be set exactly in some situations but at least it should be very similar to the original source. G.) In the output format, select “Video (FFmpeg encoder)”.įor best results, set all properties to be the same with the original video properties. If it’s 48000Hz, then set 48000Hz under sample rate (more examples below).ĭ.) Channels – if the original audio source is stereo, then also set stereo in the rendering options.į.) Leave resample mode at default (not needed). Set the following:Ī.) Under “Render bounds” select “Time selection”.ī.) Specify an output directory and filename.Ĭ.) Sample rate – this should be the same with the original audio sample rate. This will highlight it into white gray regions:Ħ.) Now you have selected a specific region of the video, go to File – Render. You can use your mouse then left click- hold the time section from a selected start to end. You should now be watching the video with synchronized audio.ĥ.) Select the portion of the video where you would like to edit/extract. Below are the steps:Ģ.) You can view the video in sync with the audio by going to “View” – “Video Window”.ģ.) Move the cursor/timeline bar to 0:00:00 (start).Ĥ.) Hit the Reaper play button.
REAPER MP3 ENCODER FULL
The good thing is that you have full control of the audio although currently it lacks more video editing tools present in standard video editing software. One of the most important editing tasks is to cut or select just a portion of the video so that it will have a manageable file size. Very Basic Video Editing – Selecting and Cutting Videos
It also has bigger video size at 720 x 576.
The audio decoded in MP3 stereo at 64 kb/s.
The audio sample rate is 48 KHz, stereo and the frame rate 25fps.
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