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FeralFreq REAPER Extension

A smoother landing for Pro Tools users

The FeralFreq REAPER Extension adds familiar language, workflows, and over a hundred custom actions to make REAPER feel immediately comfortable for engineers coming from Pro Tools. This is the extension I wish existed when I made the switch.

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Post-Production Ready

Built with dialog editing, sound design, and re-recording workflows in mind. Real tools for real work.

Editing Muscle Memory

Actions and behaviors that map closely to how Pro Tools editors think and work, reducing the mental translation layer.

Composable

Works alongside your existing REAPER setup. Use everything, or just the parts that make sense for your workflow.

What It Does

REAPER is incredibly powerful, but its terminology and defaults can feel foreign if you've spent years in Pro Tools. This extension bridges that gap with a focused collection of improvements that remove friction, restore muscle memory, and let you work the way you're used to.

  • ~100 custom actions designed around Pro Tools workflows
  • Familiar naming conventions for common editing and navigation tasks
  • Razor Edit improvements for faster clip manipulation
  • Timecode window for professional post-production work
  • Simplified SubProject creation workflow
  • Small quality-of-life fixes that add up fast

Many of these actions exist because they simply weren't available in REAPER when I needed them, or required too much setup to be practical. This extension collects them into one coherent toolkit.

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macOS (Universal)

FeralFreq REAPER Extension

Download the extension and drop it into your REAPER UserPlugins folder. Free to use, but donations are appreciated if you find it helpful.

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Universal binary for Apple Silicon & Intel Macs • Updated Feb 3, 2026

Installation

  1. Download the .dylib file above
  2. Open REAPER and go to Options → Show REAPER resource path...
  3. Navigate to the UserPlugins folder (create it if it doesn't exist)
  4. Copy the .dylib file into UserPlugins
  5. Restart REAPER
  6. Open the Action List and search for "FF" to find all new actions