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Originally Posted by zardoz
...Frankly I barely know how to work Reaper as a DAW, for over a year I used it purely as a practice amp. The Reaper built-in FX chainer is a thing of beauty: you can make custom presets for your plugins, then save the plugin chains. Curious whether the phaser sounds better before, or after the delay? Just click'n'drag them wherever you want; this is a bigger advantage than it might seem because small differences in sound are easily forgotten even in the small amount of time it takes to put the amp on standby and manually unplug/replug/restart the amp.
The JS plugins are much quieter than typical "stompbox" plugins, BTW, very nice.
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I'm even less schooled in the use of Reaper. I've only been using it to digitize lots of old analog recordings (straight archiving, no effects or editing), and have barely scratched the surface of what it can do.
I just looked at the JS plugins for the first time. That looks like a fun thing to play around with.