Thanks to everyone
At this point I think is good if I further explain a couple of things.
I play anything really (not jazz), from clasical, to pop-songs where I do like to make the piano "sing" hence dynamic its important, even some flamenco... anything really, but always, at least for the time being is for playing solo and only piano
Perhaps eventually will play with a guitar man and/or a cajon-flamenco man (sort of drums) next to me as I got a little home studio in the basement and "these kind of neighboards"
or even perhaps will eventually add other things when playing only myself even beats etc but for the time being Im happy enough if I get the most of it just for piano only playing. Its hard enough this way lol
*My neighboards are reallyyyy good playing, but they know NOTHING about sound. Even wayyyy less than I hahahaha
The scenary I explained on my very first post where I recorded low in mike gains was a true scenary but just used really to "play/learn" with Reaper so that I will hopefully do it right for my next recording
Was not only the recording level I got wrong even after several takes hahahaha so I ended up quitting for the day and was only then I went to Reaper with the best take just to test things up when I realised, oh my God, its not just getting the performance right, there is also so many things to deal with here (Reaper)....
*One thing is to just play and a different thing altogether the very minute to hit "record" is so easy to always fail in "something / somewhere" while recording a few minutes performance
The pieces I will be playing, though I would like it to have the maximum possible quality, DONT WE ALL?, really is just to be played in Youtube, Facebook, my own car.... and the like. I got not more espectations than this, not now, not in the future, not at my age
Thought I been playing for a little while, its only recently that Im prepared to performance to worth enough recording to be shown if this make sense, so that I have "good enough tools" but never really used previously cos my playing was rather lower level hence a recording with a mobile phone was good enough at the time
So there is two things I mainly want to learn. The main is to use Reaper (the easiest DAW I come accross so far) and how to get the best of it in terms of sound quality as such with a given recording as its without applying any "trics" to said performance but applying the better possible tools to enhace the piece
AND SLIGHTLY, but this is secondary really, learn things like what we were speaking about tweaking (tric?) things like if I fail some parts in terms of dynamics etc but again this is really secondary. Main thing is to show any original recording as its been performaced but as best as possible in terms of audio quality
Thanks to everyone