[RWP] changing the way ReaAccess reports track panning

[Patrick Perdue]

I don't like using the alt arrow things, because it takes forever to get 
where I'm going. In this case, either in the track view or when an item 
is highlighted, then tabbing to pan.

As to your other question, the only thing I can possibly think of is 
that your master track is going to channels that aren't routed to 
whatever the final output stage of your interface is, and that's been 
set to default, or new tracks aren't being routed to master in the first 
place. There are other possibilities, but that's the first thing I'd 
look for.


On 5/1/2012 3:51 PM, indigo wrote:
> Where were you positioned in Reaper; when you read pan values, in the
> track options at the tab key, or in the items menu or where?
> In Wineyes, I adjust pan and volume with the default Reaper alt+arrows
> shortcut; left and right for pan, up and down for volume.
> It also works in NVDA.
> I use it in track view and in the effects routing page, the only place
> that shortcut doesn't work is if you're in the shift+p parameters list.
> If you discover how to get panning in db's, let us know.
>
> I posted, but don't know if you noticed it, but do you have a clue why I
> now need to go to IO routing and assign audio output to my sound card's
> outputs for each soft synth I insert.
> I definitely never needed to do that previous to a lockup in Reaper 4.21.
> Before that, all soft synths came up playing, no audio output assignment
> required.
> I've installed 4.22, but the little annoyance persists.
> I can restore factory default settings, I suppose, but I'd rather learn
> the cause.
> Thanks,
> Indigo L
>
> On 5/1/2012 2:28 PM, Patrick Perdue wrote:
>> Hi all:
>>
>> I've somehow managed to change something in Reaper, or perhaps
>> ReaAccess. Don't know. In either case, track and item pan position is
>> now read in DB measurement rather than percentage, or so it seems. The
>> extremes are +90 and -90. Something that is panned 50% to the right, for
>> example, shows as +6.0, which makes sense in terms of DB values.
>> This is nice in a way, as I can see exactly how much volume reduction
>> takes place on either side, depending on if the track or item is panned
>> left or right, but I have no idea how I did this, or even that it was
>> possible to change this. Does anyone else know this thing?.
>>
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