Roland Vs-880 User Manual download pdf (Page 4)

C:\Program Files\Reaper\Plugins

Reaper should not be running while you do this.

3. Open Reaper and choose "Open Project..." from the File menu and select your song file. It

will be located in your "C:\test" folder. The song file will look something like "SONG.VR5."

The song will then be rendered into Reaper as a number of tracks each populated with the

appropriate events. You should be able to play the encoded media directly in Reaper.

4. You are almost done. At this point, to render your track(s) to .wavs, just select File > Render

and then select the options you want. For example:

Use MONO if you will be rendering individual mono tracks. Use STEREO if you will be

rendering a 2 track stereo mix.

Resample mode: Use the one that best fits what you need. I will always use HIGH

QUALITY... but that's just me.

Render Entire Project: Use that when you want the tracks to be rendered from the START

of the song to the END.

Render Custom: Use that for a specified track length.

Output file: This is where your file(s) will be stored when the conversion is done. You can

change that to whatever location you desire.

Render Master Mix: This is for rendering a complete 2 track stereo master of your mix.

Render stems: This is for rendering individual tracks separately.

Add items to new tracks in project when finished: This will take your newly rendered

tracks and insert them into your existing project for further editing if you want.

Output format: Use this feature to select the desired rendered format. You can set it to

mp3s, wavs, etc...

WAV bit depth: You can set this to 16 bit, 24 bit or 32 bit floating.

After you make your desired selections, press ENTER or RENDER. The tracks will now be

rendered to wavs or whatever you set it to. When done, go to the output file to see your

newly converted tracks.

Now wasn't that easy? It really is easy after you get everything initially setup. Once everything is

downloaded and set up, it's a piece of cake to render your files.

Exporting Roland VS Files to Your PC

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