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You'll need cracked versions for some of them, because of activation problems with original ones:

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I made a flash drive portable install of Reaper, then threw three folders with VST FX that I knew I could could just be copied into the folder above, started Reaper and those three FX were available without doing anything but copying them to that folder.

I just double checked it too, and it does work. dlls into the following native FX folder that gets created on a portable install.ДЄnything in the FX folder will get picked up by Reaper, without having to add an FX path, or always having some specific drive letter.

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dll files that don't require installation or authorization, you can simply copy the. Is there a portable reaper install that allows the plugs already to be in? I could do free ones to make it simpler I figured I'm going to bring over a 2 channel interface and a usb stick with a project on it that has all the test tracks, the ASIO driver, and whatever else Might probably also be possible to put the 'PortablePlugins' folder directly inside the portable Reaper application folder (so you have everything in a single folder).ДЄ local repair show is allowing me time on various computers to test performance with a lot of the questionable mobile stuff. And adjust the Reaper plugin path then, if necessary (can't remember exactly if Reaper's plugin path supports the use of relative paths). If you don't want to run Reaper directly from the USB Stick, you can also copy those two folders (portable Reaper install + plugins) to the internal drive of the computers first. Or where the 'install' procedure is basically 'extracting from the zip-file and putting the plugin file to a folder where your DAW can find them'. This should work with most (free) plugins which don't require any additional install steps.

And then point portable Reaper's plugin path to this plugin folder. It should be possible to make a separate 'PortablePlugins' folder on the USB Stick and copy or put any additional plugin files there (if you need any besides Reaper's stock plugins).