How to make a super easy podcast editing template in REAPER

There are many people searching for the “best DAW for podcast editing” and while pretty much any audio editing software will do, REAPER has several advantages.

For starters, it is ultra-customisable, meaning you can essentially configure it however you like. Compare that to a DAW such as Ableton Live, where you have a simple (but very efficient) single workflow available, REAPER gives users a lot to work with.

This video shows a really simple way to set up a podcast editing template that bypasses a lot of Reaper’s more complex menus. It is a good starting point for editors who only need basic changes and don’t want to fiddle.

One of the key things that this video shows is the simplified setup you can achieve, because let’s face it, podcast editors aren’t normally music producers.

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Since REAPER is so fit for all purposes, it has a huge amount of features that the average podcast editor doesn’t need so following the steps in this video will give you a template to work with that doesn’t bog you down in all the surplus features.