[RWP] intro and questions

[Gianluca Apollaro]

Hi colin,
For the first question here's how I do it. I select the item that I want 
and then I press shift+E, that will add the effect only to the current 
Item. For the second one I don't know it myself, I'm new to reaper aswell
Hth.
Best regards,
Gianluca
Skype: gianluca8815

On 04/06/2011 08:42, colin McDonald wrote:
> Hey all:
> I'm brand new to reaper, so I thought I'd join the list to try and gleen
> some how to pointers from those who are in the know...no sence in
> reinventing the wheel right?
>
> I've been playing with reaper along with the reaacess plug in for a 
> while.
> Today I was trying to figure out how to add an effect to a selected item
> within a track, or time selection of a item/track.
> I wanted to add delay to the end of an item, but only the last beat of 
> the
> mesure or so. I selected the area of the item that i wanted to have the
> effect on, but when I added the JS delay, it just added the effect to the
> entire trackk including all items within the track.
> Is there a specific set of commands to add say, delay, to very specific
> areas of an item, or selected areas of a track without having it 
> overlay the
> entire track?
>
> And one more question for tonight, and that is, how does one create a 
> fade
> out over a period of one or two beats or mesures? I located the fade out
> options in track properties with shift F2, but i can't seem to get it 
> to do
> what I want. Again, I selected the part of the audio that I wanted to 
> have
> faded out by using shift Alt left bracket for the start point, and shift
> alt ] for the end position. When I used the fade out command, it faded 
> the
> first half of the audio segment, but then it came back to full volume for
> the last half of the beat.
>
> any help or suggestions or direction is very much appreciated.
>
>
> regards
> Colin
>
>
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