I've been using Reaper to record snippets lately, since Studio One Prime let me down.
In Reaper, you can scrub the playhead around on the audio, as if 'twere a piece of tape. It's a bit laggy if you try to move quickly, but it works.
Furthermore, using your loopback system of choice (JACK, VoiceMeeter, or maybe your interface has this facility built in), you can record the sound of your wild scrubbing into another DAW!
I just tried it with Ableton and it works fine.
It's not quite the soft scratching of our dreams, but it's another source of wonky FSU sounds if that's your jam!
Knowing Reaper, I bet you can customise the playhead to track a jogwheel....
Using Reaper for Not-Really Scratching!
- MannequinRaces
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How is this a Reason tutorial?
- WeLoveYouToo
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i use reaper for the live audio chores that reason can't handle (and vst3s) and HOLY HECK i never knew this.
i have been needing this effect for a while, thank you
i have been needing this effect for a while, thank you
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