This is what will give you a sense of how the theme should look like. Just below the download link is where you’ll find the theme screenshots. Just below the description you can find the name of the REAPER theme file, this is the download link. The changelog shows multiple versions, comments on how to best use the theme, references to the development REAPER forum thread if it has one, and links to additional media including icons and fonts.

The most elaborate and well documented REAPER themes have a dedicated description, usually displaying a changelog. This will take me to all the themes that include what I typed in the name, so I’ll select the one I want, which is this one from 2017. To find it, I will go to the search bar on the right, and keeping the filter that is already there, I will type “HYDRA” in it and hit Enter. This theme happens to resemble Studio One quite a bit and has a nice dark background that is easy on the eyes. The stash is an official repository to share REAPER related files between users, this includes Themes, preferences, templates, etc.Īfter getting to the REAPER stash, you can browse through to find a theme that best suits your needs, I will gp for one of my favorites, the HYDRA theme by Blankfiles. Themes is the link you’re looking for and will take you to the corresponding section of the REAPER Stash. The first step is to open your web browser and go to the REAPER official page at the right of the REAPER logo is the resources link, and after clicking it, the page presents a drop-down menu.

Reaper cubase 10 theme