[RWP] And the Reaper access wiki is live

Mon Mar 26 01:08:07 EDT 2012

Oh yeah, it works on old slow computers all right. I'm using it as a real time dynamics processor full time on an old, cranky, very small Pentium III 933 MHZ machine from 2000, which runs on a laptop power supply, to process the audio from a remotely controlled most mode, most band tuner I have on GlobalTuners.net. It has a gate, compressor, and a couple of specific notch filters in place, and has processed audio for months at a time without really caring very much. This is mostly to compensate for the fact that the initial noise of the receiver is pretty bad, there is some power supply noise, and the crappy sound card I'm using isn't helping things much. The same machine is also constantly encoding one ogg and one flac stream, and up to three mp3 streams at a time at various bitrates, depending on if anyone is using the tuner or not.

On Mar 25, 2012, at 10:49 PM, indigo wrote:

> I love the idea of Reaper as everybody's daw, though.
> Works on mac and PC, works somehow on any screenreader, works on old slow computers, is free with only a nag screen if one is dirt poor.
> I bought it, and I'll buy it again at version 5, but I've lived in the third world, and I can only imagine some of the blind street musicians there entertaining on an ancient computer with Reaper
> One of these days Reaper will run on Vinux, I'll bet, maybe on one of those $99 IPad counterfeits listed on ebay.
> OCS will let it run from a phone.
> It shouldn't be hard to fit  Reaper portable and ReaAccess, on a flash card to stick in a smart phone.
> Indigo L
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> On 3/25/2012 9:40 PM, Jim Snowbarger wrote:
>> This is a problem, creating directions that are screen reader
>> independent. Frankly, if you choose to get right down to which key to
>> press, that's probably impossible.
>> And we don't really want documentation that is complicated by lots of,
>> if you are using jaws, if you are using NVDA, if you are using blinkies
>> bit blat, etc etc.
>> That interferes with the flow of concept, which really troubles limited
>> brains like mine.
>> NVDA does have flat mode, which does give some limited ability to do
>> mouse clicks on things. But, NVDA users know all about that.
>> 
>> So, maybe if we just generalize those statements a bit, we can get
>> around it.
>> Indigo, As for your statements about limited time and energy, man oh
>> man, can I relate to that in spades. I'm with ya, brother.
>> And I have a great dog, a golden retriever who just had a bath. And, I
>> have my priorities. <grin>
>> 
>> But, I'm a jaws user. So, if you have some things you want me to review,
>> and edit for generalization, I can sure put it in the queue here.
>> 
>> 
>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "indigo" <33indigo at charter.net>
>> To: "Reapers Without Peepers" <rwp at reaaccess.com>
>> Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2012 7:22 AM
>> Subject: Re: [RWP] And the Reaper access wiki is live
>> 
>> 
>>> Kerry, I've been keeping my hundreds of notes and tips on running
>>> ReaAccess as .txt text files, or .rtf files, with titles that mean
>>> something to me, and hopefully others.
>>> I'll try some basic getting started infos and learn how it goes with
>>> the mark up language.
>>> But, if I just don't have the time to post them in this exact markup
>>> format, and still have time to make music, and take part in my family
>>> life, I don't know what I'can do.
>>> My tiny bit of energy is stretched very thin as it is.
>>> I have been looking at Reaper and ReaAccess with Jaws, NVDA and
>>> Window-Eyes, and I find there are places I don't comprehend how to get
>>> a few of the basic things done in Jaws or NVDA.
>>> For Example, When configuring one's midi interface, the word Enabled
>>> must appear after the name of the midi interface.
>>> Now I know very well how to get Enabled to appear while on
>>> Window-Eyes, but I can't make out how it's done with Jaws or NVDA.
>>> I'll put in my little procedure that works for Window-Eyes at that
>>> basic configuration instance; and someone better at operating Jaws
>>> will need to provide the details on how it's done in Jaws.
>>> All you Jaws experts are running Reaper, so you must know how you got
>>> your midi interface enabled, right?
>>> Other than that single midi device configuration situation, I don't
>>> find significant differences in what Jaws, Window-Eyes or NVDA sees,
>>> at least with NVDA's tab key and arrows, though I can't get enough
>>> information from NVDA because it doesn't have Jaws and Wineyes-style
>>> PC cursor screen information available at the number pad.
>>> And yet, Patrick Perdue uses NVDA exclusively in Reaper, and we have
>>> System Access users as well.
>>> So, I guess I'm saying that I had no idea wiki entries would be so
>>> exacting, but I'll try, but if I can't get my entries in the wiki as
>>> neat and in the exact format required, and expressed for all
>>> screenreaders, and still manage to find time to make some music, play
>>> with my dog, and the rest of life, I may need to zip up all my notes
>>> on running Reaper and send them to someone who has more wiki talents
>>> to post them than I do
>>> Or, I'll post them zipped on SendSpace, and insert a link in our wiki,
>>> or or in pages on a friend's FaceBook, for anyone to use them as they
>>> please.
>>> Indigo L
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On 3/25/2012 6:20 AM, Kerry Hoath wrote:
>>>> This is a note to say that the Reaper access wiki is live and ready for
>>>> people to start editing.
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> It can be found at
>>>> http://www.cucat.org/reacwiki
>>>> The edit password is reaper in lowercase and just as soon as I figure
>>>> out how to create a page with this information I'll link to the
>>>> passwored page.
>>>> 
>>>> Editing is relatively easy, here is a really quick summary but you
>>>> really should read the basic editing guide.
>>>> 
>>>> Lines that start with spaces like this are pre-formatted text and will
>>>> not be wrapped.
>>>> Note you'll need to read by character or set punctuation to most/all to
>>>> see the following:
>>>> !heading this is a level 1
>>>> !!this is a level 2
>>>> !!!this is a level 3
>>>> 
>>>> * this is the first item in an unordered list
>>>> * this is the second item.
>>>> 
>>>> # this is item 1 in a numbered list
>>>> # This is item 2 in a numbered list.
>>>> 
>>>> double backslash \\ will insert a line break.
>>>> A bare URL like
>>>> http://www.reaccess.com/ will link off to another website.
>>>> 
>>>> [[http://www.reaccess.com/|reaccess homepage]]
>>>> puts the link in and changes the link text.
>>>> 
>>>> To create a new page put something in like
>>>> [[Getting started with Reaper]]
>>>> a questionmark will show up next to the link after save, hit enter to
>>>> create the new page.
>>>> 
>>>> Please put your names on edits or I'll have to make author names
>>>> manditory.
>>>> 
>>>> I hope we all find this resource useful. If this really takes off I'm
>>>> happy to either buy a domain or change pointers to the wiki or tar it up
>>>> for someone else to host.
>>>> 
>>>> I want to add links to Cavi's reaper presentations if people think that
>>>> belongs on the wiki, CAVI did 3 presentations on how to get started with
>>>> Reaper 3.77 and reaccess.
>>>> 
>>>> regards, Kerry.
>>>> 
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