A collection of custom REAPER scripts to enhance your audio production workflow. This repository serves as a ReaPack repository, allowing for easy installation and updates of the included scripts directly within REAPER.
- In REAPER, go to Extensions > ReaPack > Import repositories...
- Paste the raw URL of the index.xml file, located in the root of this GitHub repository.
- Go to Extensions > ReaPack > Browse packages, search for the desired script, right-click and choose Install, then click Apply in the bottom right.
Some scripts may require additional dependencies, such as Python, FFmpeg, or specific Python packages. Refer to the individual script's documentation (typically included as a README.md within its subfolder) for detailed installation instructions.
The following scripts are currently available in this ReaPack repository:
A highly realistic, procedural analog tape degradation simulator that bridges a custom Python DSP engine with a seamless REAPER Lua interface. This script requires Python, FFmpeg, and the numpy, scipy, and soundfile Python packages. Please refer to its dedicated README.md file for detailed installation and usage instructions.
Contributions to this script collection are welcome! If you have a REAPER script you'd like to share, please follow these steps:
- Fork this repository.
- Create a new folder within the
Audio EffectsorUtilitiescategory (or create a new category if appropriate). - Place your script files (including a
README.mdwith installation instructions and usage guidelines) inside the new folder. - Ensure your main Lua script includes the necessary ReaPack metadata tags (
@description,@author,@version,@provides,@about). - Submit a pull request.
- This repository is automatically indexed by ReaPack. Any changes to the script files will be reflected in the ReaPack repository after a short delay (usually within a few minutes).
- Please report any issues or suggestions in the Issues section of this repository.
- All scripts are provided as-is, without any warranty. Use them at your own risk.
[ZaurS2001 - Zaur Suleimanov]