Reaper MIDI Resources

We have several DAW's (Digital Audio Workstation), Avid Pro Tools 8, Cakewalk/Roland Sonar 8.5, Sony Acid Pro 7 and Studio One. However, our favorite is REAPER. Reaper has a very reasonble license cost. It is not free or shareware, but does offer a uncrippled 30-day full demo. Reaper has great documentation and active forum. More information is at www.reaper.fm.

The following is original content that Joel Sampson (owner of Djembe Studios) created. It is free and you are welcome to use it.

Reaper .reabank patches and banks

The following files require Reaper and the included reaControlMIDI VST. They also require the apporiate MIDI hardware. They allow you to easily select MIDI banks and patches via a pull-down menu within Reaper.

General

The Art of Reabanks - Five page manual by joel Sampson on how to use MIDI and reabanks within Reaper and how to create your own .reabank files.

E-mu

E-mu ProFormance Plus module reabank.

Korg

Korg O5R/W module reabank.

Roland

Roland Fantom XR rack module reabank.
Roland Juno-D 61-key Keyboard reabank.
Roland Juno Stage 76-key Keyboard reabank.
Roland RD-700sx 88-key Keyboard / MIDI Controller reabank.
Roland SC-880 rack module reabank.
Roland SC-55 Sound Canvas module reabank. This was the first Sound Canvas.
Roland SC-880 rack module reabank.

Yamaha

Yamaha Motif Rack ES rack module reabank.
Yamaha PLG150 DX DX-7 board reabank.
Yamaha TG100 sound module reabank.
Yamaha VL70-m sound module reabank.

External MIDI Resources

MIDI Manufacturers Association - MIDI news and information, www.midi.org.