MuCol-Videos
Introduction
Introduction
Overview of
- how MuCol supports collaboration
- what MuCol consists of and its functionality
- how you share recording projects over the internet
Download, Install and Configure the MuCol-Components
Download, Install and Configure the MuCol-Components
Preconditions
Preconditions
- Reaper has been installed
Content
Content
- Download the installation package from the Download-page on this website
- Install the MuCol-components with the help of the installation package
- Configure the scripts and the toolbar in Reaper
Using the MuCol-Scripts in Reaper
Using the MuCol-Scripts in Reaper
Preconditions
Preconditions
- The MuCol-components have been installed
Content
Content
- Create instrument projects from a main-project
- Add recordings
- Create backtracks
- Distibute/synchronize backtracks
Collecting Recordings from Instrument Projects
Collecting Recordings from Instrument Projects
Preconditions
Preconditions
- Instrument projects have been created
Content
Content
- Prepare instrument-project by marking tracks with desired recordings and run the MuCol-script
- From the main-project run the MuCol-script and use script option to collect tracks from instrument-projects when launching the MuCol-script in the main project
Make Use of Tracks of Final Mix
Make Use of Tracks of Final Mix
Preconditions
Preconditions
- Recordings have been collected under "*MIX"-folder
- Mix has been done
Content
Content
- In the main-project: Tracks are marked for copying them to the respective instrument-project (">C") and/or for adding to the backtracks (">B") before the main script is executed (">Run MC")
- In the instrument-project: Upon further execution of the main script, the copied tracks and the new set of backtracks are received.
- Because the backtracks do not include the send effects, an effect track with at least reverb should be added to the backtracks.