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My fresh full install on my new computer. I have it on my other computer (laptop)that’s also 64 bit – but I didn’t realize until this week I’ve been running a 32 bit version for the last few years. Might Reaper see it installed/avail on your systems from another program install like reason? No, you have to install it with Reaper. Run the installer again and make sure you selected the option to install ReWire. __________________ Peace...bluzkat 02-27-2014, 04:37 PM #13 Human being with feelings Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 616 Do you have REAPERRewireDev.dll in your Reaper(x64) folder? Did you install Reaper(x64)to the default directory given during the installation process? Try a search (You'll have to do a customized Win7 *everywhere* search to find it)) of your OS to see if the .dll file is located somewhere else. If you installed the portable version like vitalker asked, rewire won't install with that. Also check: Users/(name)/AppData/Roaming/Reaper/ and click on the file REAPER-rewire.ini See if a line in there might be pointing to different folder than your Reaper(x64) folder. Quote: Originally Posted by capn slugo It’s not there on my fresh full install on my new computer. I have it on my other computer (laptop)that’s also 64 bit – but I didn’t realize until this week I’ve been running a 32 bit version for the last few years. Might Reaper see it installed/avail on your systems from another program install like reason? __________________ “Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups.” - George Carlin"We are the facilitators of our own creative evolution." - Bill Hicks 02-27-2014, 08:03 PM #14 Human being with feelings Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: NYCishness Posts: 200 This is the full install of Reaper Windows 64 install v4.591 with all the recommended defaults and features

And not anywhere in Reaper(x64)It seems to work w/out a .dll (?!)I mannaged to wrestle the REAPER-rewire. ini out of the computer (not just the shortcut) and put it here in the new machine : Users/(name)/AppData/Roaming/Reaper/ It seems to “point” (from what I can tell) to Reaper(x64)\so,, i start- reaper, it scans fx & opens – look in FX....... nothing – reboot – start reaper – it’s still not therefor kicks I coppied the rewire.dll from the proplellerhead file and put it in Reaper(x64) rebooted and started reaper while standing on my head. still ......nothing Last edited by capn slugo; 02-28-2014 at 08:40 AM. 02-28-2014, 09:24 AM #20 Super Moderator (no feelings) Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: On or near a dike Posts: 9,837 You shouldn't bounce these .DLLs around, that just adds another source of chaos and error, the ReWire capable hosts usually manage that fine. REAPER installs a ReWire.dll in Windows\System32 (that's also why it doesn't install ReWire in the "portable" version). 02-28-2014, 10:55 AM #21 Human being with feelings Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: NYCishness Posts: 200 Quote: Originally Posted by Ollie You shouldn't bounce these .DLLs around, that just adds another source of chaos and error, the ReWire capable hosts usually manage that fine. REAPER installs a ReWire.dll in Windows\System32 (that's also why it doesn't install ReWire in the "portable" version). Thanks: I don't have it there either --Do I have to install the 32 bit version on the same machine as well here? I’m off to expunge reaper from every corner of my machine ... to do a totally “fresh” install 02-28-2014, 12:55 PM #22 Human being with feelings Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: NYCishness Posts: 200 Expunged and reinstalled reaper 64bitNo rewire - 02-28-2014, 04:40 PM #23 Human being with feelings Join Date: Feb

Apr 30, 2020 How To Install Reaper on Ubuntu Studio 20.04IntroductionSo, it’s been awhile since I have played around with Ubuntu Studio and I have always like the distribution in the way it is packaged and the realtime kernel for Audio, Video and Graphics tasks. One of my favorite DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) is Reaper. In the past to run Reaper you had to use WINE or other methods but as luck would have it they have been releasing a version for Linux so I thought would give it a try.Note:REAPER, fully featured with no artificial limitations. You can evaluate REAPER in full for 60 days. A REAPER license is affordably priced and DRM-free.For the post I am using Ubuntu Studio 20.04 running on an Intel Core 2 Duo with 8 GB RAM, 250 GB SSD and 1 TB SAS HD with an Nvidia GT610 graphics card. Nothing fancy but good enough for medium Audio and Video production. For the installation directory we will be using ~/reaper (~ is your home directory).Installation of ReaperFirst we need to download Reaper from select the x86_64 bit version. At the time of this post the release is 6.09.Extract the downloaded file to ~/reaper which will create the reaper_linux_x86_64 sub directory. Open a terminal session and change to ~/reaper directory. There are a few requirements for Reaper.Requirementslibc6, libstdc++ for gcc 4.x or laterlibgdk-3 (you can also target headless or libgdk-2 if you build your own libSwell from WDL, see below)ALSAFirst let’s address the first bullet point for the requirements for libc6, libstdc++. From the terminal type:$ sudo apt-get install build-essential libgtk-3-dev gitOnce the installation is done we can now tackle the libSwell requirement. We do this by downloading from the Cockos GIT repository and running make.$ git clone WDL/$ cd WDL/WDL/swellAt this point we are ready to run make. There are several options you can pass but for this instance we are just taking the defaults.$ makeIf all goes well you should see libSwell.so and several other files in the directory.Next step is to create a link for Reaper to find the library.$ ln -sf `pwd`/libSwell.so ~/reaper/reaper_linux_x86_64/REAPER/libSwell.soYou can run REAPER directly from the extracted directory by navigating to REAPER/ and run “./reaper”.If you would like to install REAPER to your system (either globally in /opt, or in ~/opt) and/or integrate with the desktop environment, you can run the included “install-reaper.sh” script from the terminal.

11-26-2022, 09:08 AM #1 Human being with feelings Join Date: Nov 2022 Posts: 3 Cant see " extesions" in menu bar HelloI tried to install Reapack and SWS extensions, and i think it went as it should go, but when i open REAPER there is no extension " tab" visible.Any advise would be greatly appreciated THNX!Btw, i'm a veteran studio engineer but i'm new to REAPER ( which i think is incredible!! ) 11-26-2022, 09:39 AM #2 Human being with feelings Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 13,752 What OS? Is Reaper 64-bit and extensions 64-bit? 11-26-2022, 10:13 AM #3 Human being with feelings Join Date: Nov 2022 Posts: 3 thanks for replying, i allready found the problem, i'm on an M1 computer and i didnt install the correct REAPER version... i now installed " non M1" SWS etc. and it see's them.... nowi will go and install the right version and rinse and repeat 11-26-2022, 10:32 AM #4 Human being with feelings Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 13,752 Quote: Originally Posted by DaanDoris thanks for replying, i allready found the problem, i'm on an M1 computer and i didnt install the correct REAPER version... i now installed " non M1" SWS etc. and it see's them.... nowi will go and install the right version and rinse and repeat Cool! 02-09-2023, 09:46 AM #5 Human being with feelings Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Chicago, Illinois, USA Posts: 16 No Extensions Menu - which version if for M1 iMac? Hi, I'm having the same problem ... recently downloaded the 6.75 version of Reaper and no extension menu. Earlier versions (6.73) of Reaper on my machine do have the extension menu.In this thread I see I'm supposed to have a version of Reaper for the M1 iMac, but I don't know which version that is! Thanks for help!Jacque __________________ Mac OSX 12.7 on an iMac M1; Reaper 7.1 and always updating 02-10-2023, 11:22 AM #6 Human being with feelings Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 5,983 Quote: Originally Posted by JacqueH Hi, I'm having the same problem ... recently downloaded the 6.75 version of Reaper and no extension menu. Earlier versions (6.73) of Reaper on my machine do have the extension menu.In this thread I see I'm supposed to have a version of Reaper for the M1 iMac, but I don't know which version that is! Thanks for help!Jacque This video should be helpful: