[RWP] Introduction and question

[jinseng at yandex.ru]

Hi Sina!
Welcome to Reaperians' lands!
Just a few words about your questions:
1. Yes, there is MIDI editor in Reaper and you could input note by note there. Please, create a track, insert an empty MIDI event and open the MIDI editor. Now there some specific menues of this editor.
2. All track properties of Reaper are in many contextual menues, which you could get aquainted with in actions list. You could use inputs and outputs, sends and receives, folders and other things you need.
3. there is special virtual mode of ReaAccess which might be rather useful for you.

So i think it would be interesting to look at all kinds of Reaper and ReaAccess menues and the Actions list. it is a good point to come closer to Reaper. All your further questions are wellcomed.
Keep on!
Jinseng.

16.06.10, 17:56, "Sina Bahram" <sbahram at nc.rr.com>:

> Hi all,
>  
>  My name is Sina Bahram, and I've recently gotten  into Reaper.
>  
>  I've downloaded and installed the latest Reaper and Reaaccess.
>  
>  I've been playing  around with Reaper and have truly been impressed compared to the basic level of access found in something like
>  sonar.
>  
>  I have some questions though.
>  
>  
>  I want to start doing some simple things in Reaper to learn my way around.
>  
>  Are there any tutorials on how to just lay down a beat, let's say? Some kicks, highhats, and maybe a short baseline?
>  
>  I just want to learn the work flow and how things go together.
>  
>  I found the virtual keyboard to be useable, when one isn't front of a midi one, that is, but is there a step sequencer or something
>  that will actually allow me to enter in midi onto the track?
>  
>  Also, I can never open a track. Whenever I hit enter on it, it says the track can't be opened. Not sure what's up with that?
>  
>  I'm also a bit unclear as to the necessary routing just to make midi issue forth some sound. In sonar, each track had an output
>  attribute, but here all I see is midi output.
>  
>  Anyways, maybe an FAQ or beginners  guide or some other resource would be great, if there is one?
>  
>  Thanks much
>  
>  Take care,
>  Sina
>  
>  
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