Go to OPTIONS/PREFERENCES/MIDI/ and change the ‘Ticks per Quarter Note’ to 96.Ĭlick INSERT / Virtual Instrument. But, I also found this one, which simulates the 2A03 chip (NES sound). I’m pretty sure that Reaper has some default VST instruments that would work fine.
This has no effect on the output file, but it will help you hear the MIDI track. Here’s the REAPER website.įirst thing…you’re going to want to use a virtual instrument VST or VSTi. I highly recommend it for all music production, except sound editing…for that I use Audacity. It costs $60, and you can use it for free for 60 days… (I’m using version 5.12 for this example). I create MIDI files by connecting a MIDI keyboard to my computer with a MIDI to USB cable. You have to download version 0.4.2 to use that feature. It’s not easy, because they never got the Import MIDI feature working right in Famitracker…In fact, they removed that feature.
I’ve read every webpage on this subject, and not one explains how to do this.
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