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SELECTED VIDEOS FROM INDEPENDENT CREATORS

A useful reference.
When you need one.

Optional YouTube guides, credited to their original creators. These are curated links, not Myriagon-produced lessons or required actor training. For delivery requirements, use the recording reference.

Here for something specific?

My room sounds echoeyMy recording distortsI need to redo a lineI need to send a fileI want to work on the read

THE VIDEO LIBRARY

What would help
right now?

REAPER and Audacity are alternative ways to record. Pick the one you use. Scrivener references are for writers preparing scripts; performers do not need to own it.

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REAPER8:25 · Walkthrough

Set recording levels with room to spare

REAPER Mania

Get comfortable with the input meter before recording a scene with quiet lines and loud ones.

REAPER · Mac / Windows; controls may differ

A useful note before you start

Record a representative loud line while setting gain. A track's playback fader is not the same as the interface's input gain.

Video: Proper Recording Levels in REAPER

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REAPER8:28 · Walkthrough

Give your session a home

REAPER Mania

Start a project and understand where the session lives before the recordings begin to pile up.

REAPER 7 · Mac / Windows

A useful note before you start

Keep the project and its audio together. A saved session depends on the media it refers to.

Video: This is REAPER 7 - Starting a New Project

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REAPER9:59 · Walkthrough

Record your first take in REAPER

REAPER Mania

A focused introduction to recording audio, from a track on the screen to a take you can play back.

REAPER 7 · Mac / Windows

A useful note before you start

Follow the recording steps first. You can learn effects and mixing when you need them.

Video: This is REAPER 7 - Recording Audio - Part 1

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BACK IN YOUR SESSION

Keep the handoff
simple.

Recording spec, naming & pickups →

Keep the original. Save an untouched take before cleanup or processing.

Use the written spec. The default is mono, 48 kHz / 24-bit PCM WAV, without baked-in effects. Your written project brief takes priority.

Export an audio file. A REAPER or Audacity project is useful for editing; it is not the same thing as the WAV someone needs to play.

Keep the performance intact. A breath or pause can belong to the scene. Cleaner does not always mean better.

WHEN YOUR SCREEN LOOKS DIFFERENT

A second reference.

Some videos use earlier releases. Check the current documentation when a control has moved. For Scrivener, choose the Mac or Windows version you use.

REAPER’s official video index ↗Audacity’s current getting-started guide ↗Scrivener’s official Mac / Windows tutorials ↗Dee Bradley Baker’s voice-acting reference ↗

Selected for practical use. Conversations and demonstrations are marked separately from software walkthroughs. Video details checked October 15, 2026.