Re: reaper! I want to learn it!
That records only midi data, not audio. To get audio, you need to have a virtual instrument on that track. There are two ways of doing this.
1. (easy) Alt I then v, select your instrument and it's created a new track with it on.
2. (manually) Create a track or use an existing one. Applications key, cycle through input choices until you see midi input, go to all divices, all channels then arm the track then F to access the effects, and find an instrument to be on it. If record monitoring is not on, enable it with F8.
N.B. this will already be done regarding record monitor with using the first method.
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