INTRODUCING
RELAYER
Search your WAV libraries by name, folder or metadata. Load four matching sources, or drag in recordings you already have.
Play fresh combinations. Drag a moment from History into your DAW, or batch-export a set of related variations.
Search filenames, folders and embedded metadata across your WAV libraries. Audition results, load four matching sources and reroll to discover your next combination.
Load recordings containing multiple takes and let RELAYER detect the variations. Combine four independent layers to build impacts, whooshes, creatures and more.
Explore fresh combinations of gain, pitch, pan, reverse, start position and timing. Set your ranges, lock what works and use Chaos to push the sound further.
Create rhythmic bursts with the sequencer, add movement with LFOs and shape amplitude and pitch with envelopes. Align layer peaks to bring impacts and crescendos together.
Capture your output as you experiment. Select a favourite moment in the History waveform and drag it straight into your DAW, without stopping to record every idea.
Send up to four selected WAV items into RELAYER, with automatic plugin insertion when needed. Export a batch of variations back onto a new REAPER track.
From the smallest interface click to a towering cinematic hit, combine familiar sources in unexpected ways. Every layer gives you another direction to explore.
LOAD. LAYER. VARY. CAPTURE.
Search your library. Roll four sources. Lock what works. Keep exploring.
Game audio needs variety with a shared identity. Keep the core of a sound, vary the details and build related takes without starting from scratch. REAPER helper scripts bring selected source items into RELAYER and exported variations back into your session.
Finish the sound in one place. Balance your layers, shape the tone with EQ and compression, then add delay and reverb.
