[RWP] Reaper question

Patrick Perdue patrick at pdaudio.net
Sat Jan 14 10:02:05 EST 2012


Also, saving undo history externally is a fun idea. In this case, you can undo even after you've saved a project, closed Reaper, and moved the entire thing to another system, which I find incredibly cool. I just wish midi in Reaper was a bit more intuitive. I'm doing pretty well with audio, and want to take the next step, but keep finding so many weird things with midi in general that just don't make any sense. Ah well.



On Jan 14, 2012, at 9:58 AM, Indigo wrote:

> Also remember that Reaper has multiple levels of undo.
> If you make a mistake, hit control+z and you're back where you were before the mistake.
> If the mistake was several actions  back, there might bea way to select which action to undo, while leaving others in place, but I haven't learned that yet.
> Reaper is such an open sstructured program almost nothing is impossible, and the Cockos forums are full of users coming up with clever workArounds for any problem.
> That's why I believe that our access problems are not at all impossible to solve, without requiring a total rewrite of Reaper.
> All that's required is for some of the clever old users, which doesn't include me yet, to get fired up on the challange of screenreader access
> When you get stuck, and nobody here knows the answer, it doesn't hurt to ask on the Cockos forums.
> Indigo L
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> On 1/14/2012 9:03 AM, Dave wrote:
>> A simple question, but can't find the answer, that is probably right in
>> front of me.
>> 
>> I record a track, but I don't like it, so I want to erase what I've
>> done, keep all the same settings and go back and record the same track a
>> second, or third, or fourth time.
>> 
>> In Sonar, I could Wipe the Track, and that would erase everything I had
>> recorded, without erasing all of my track settings.
>> 
>> 
>> How is this done in Reaper?
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> 
>> Dave
>> 
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