[RWP] automation in reaper

[Calvin Botha]

I guess that answers that question then:)!  Thanks a lot Kerry! Time
to delv in, experiment and hope for the best!

Kind regards

DJ D at rkn3ss

On 4/23/12, Kerry Hoath <khoath at gmail.com> wrote:
> Structured documentation for reaper accessability? It's time to awaken
> from your dream and see the less appealing reality in that such
> documentation does not exist in the funky form we'd all like at this time.
>
> I have a wiki set up at
> http://www.cucat.org/reacwiki
>
> however content is thin to non-existant we are looking at changing this
> soon.
>
> reaccess is no longer being developed as far as the list can tell, and
> whilst it works well with reaper 3.7x a few brave souls use it under the
> 4.x versions with work arounds such as hitting control up-arrow once a
> session to unlock the menus revealed by the applications key.
>
> If you want an audio overview of what Reaper can do even though it is a
> bit chaotic and disorganized grab the cavicasts on reaper from
> http://www.cucat.org/cavicasts/
> in the 2011 folder, soon to be murged into the master podcast feed.
>
> they are current for reaper 3.7x with reaccess.
>
> regards, Kerry.
> On 23/04/2012 9:12 PM, Calvin Botha wrote:
>> Fantastic!  That has got to be the quickest reply i've ever gotten on
>> a mailing list!  What a neat feature!  I'm liking reaper more and more
>> already!  Thanks patrick!
>>
>> Another question or 2.  Is it possible to access the plug-in's
>> interface from within reaper in a separate window, say, if you want to
>> use hotspots or access elements of the interface via jaws?
>>
>> Also, is their any form of documentation for ReaAccess?  I've come
>> across the training mode feature which is really handy but it would be
>> nice to read up a bit more on ReaAccess itself.
>>
>> And finally, (for now) besides figuring reaper out entirely on my own
>> and sifting through theReaperUserGuide420.pdf file, can you recommend
>> a good read to gain an in depth overview of reapers features?
>>
>> Kind regards
>>
>> DJ D at rkn3ss
>>
>> On 4/23/12, Kevin Brown<cursebuster at samobile.net>  wrote:
>>
>>> Yes,...You need to use the:
>>>
>>> "rea-control-midi" vst effect...
>>>
>>> Press "f" key, or go to the "track menu", and insert vertual instrument
>>> on new track...
>>>
>>> An effects search window will appear,...
>>> Tab to "tree",...and choose "cockos"...
>>>
>>> Tab down once, and choose "vst rea control midi"...
>>>
>>> This will allow you to do what you want...
>>>
>>>
>>> Kevin
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Original message:
>>>
>>>> Hay all. Just stumbled upon this list after Reaper caught my
>>>> attention.  I like reaper's speed and versitility but am still getting
>>>> use to its opporations as i'm a sonar user.
>>>>
>>>
>>>> Anyway, I was wondering if it is possible to access the automatable
>>>> parameters of vst plug-ins from within reaper like in sonar's track
>>>> inspector.  This often solved many accessibility issues with many vst
>>>> plug-ins.
>>>>
>>>
>>>> For those who have never used sonar, the track inspector allowed you
>>>> to see and edit the parameters of the current effect you had loaded.
>>>> For example, if you had a reverb plug-in that supported automation and
>>>> the interface wasn't jaws friendly, you could go to the inspector and
>>>> scrole to, for example, pre-delay and change its value by using the
>>>> plus and minus keys.
>>>>
>>>
>>>> My question is, is this possible in reaper?
>>>>
>>>
>>>> Kind regards.
>>>>
>>>
>>>> DJ D at rkn3ss
>>>>
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