[RWP] a new guy

[Monkey Pusher]

yeah plowing through the users manual using keyboard learn mode which
is F12 and looking over the keyboard shortcut and actions list are the
best way to learn now. For thinkgs like selection its tricky and took
me a while to get it and i definately like the way sonar handles this
better. You up and down arrow to select the track you want. then CTRL
+ left or right arrow to slect the clips or items on the track (the
screen reader should say where all the start points are as you press
the above command) then once ou have those selected  press CTRL +
Shift + [ & ] to set your start and end points   after navigating to
the exact locations in the time line.

On 10/5/10, Gordon Kent <dbmusic at cybernex.net> wrote:
>         Hi folks:
> Well, many of you probably know me as a long-time sonar user, but I decided
> to give Reaper a serious look. and even bought the program.  I have to say
> that I'm quite impressed, especially considering the small footprint of the
> program and the fact that we can access it with NVDA.  I guess my first
> question to you'all would be, What is the best source of documentation to
> learn this beast?  Should I just plow through the regular user's manual?
> I've been able to get stuff imported into it and it plays fine, and I've
> inserted soft synths and really like the way we can access automatable
> parameters.  But stuff like select portions for editing, working with
> busses, and the like I have to learn.  Still, I really think this has great
> potential and since we are not in any way dependent on the gui, we are
> blessed with a very stable working environment.
> So I'll be curious to here from you other RWP folks.  Let's take this
> journey together.
> Gord