How I Punch and Roll for Long Form Recording @BoothJunkie
How I Punch and Roll for Long Form Recording  @BoothJunkie
Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I demonstrate a quick technique called "Punch and Roll" to save time in editing. This is especially helpful for Long form and audiobook narration by combining the recording and editing process into one. I demonstrate the minor tweaks to Reaper, my DAW, to make this proocess easier


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