[RWP] Inline Midi Editor Works, but not on Events, only on Items

[Indigo]

Hi David,
I got a method for editing midi events with N V D A in 64 bit Reaper, a 
bit complex, but maybe some better NVDA user can simplify it.
David, after going through your first 3 steps as in System Access, I end 
up being able to select the note positions along the time line with 
up/down arrows, but can't edit.
I found a way, with an extra step, ctrl+F2; that displays the note event 
list to the tab key, with edit boxes at the arrow keys, as follows:
1. select track with up down arrows.
2. select item with ctrl+shift+right arrow
3.Open built in editor with ctrl+alt+E
4. Go to view submenu with alt+V
5. select Mode Event List
6. In NVDA, up or down arrow to the particular note event you want to 
edit, you will hear a readout of position, length, velocity, etcetera.
7. Press ctrl+F2 for Event Properties, and you get the list of events 
for that position along the time line at the tab key, with edit boxes at 
the arrow keys.
8. Press escape, and you can now move to another note position with up 
down arrows.
9. Press ctrl+F2 again, and you again have all the note events at the 
tab key, as for the previous note event list.
Once you have selected Mode Event list in the View SubMenu, it remains 
selected throughout all the other steps.
Yea, issue solved!
Thanks,
Indigo L

On 11/25/2012 4:04 PM, David P Shortland wrote:
> Hi & Greetings from The Sunshine Coast
>
> System: Win64 REAPER with System Access
>
> Okay, I do not bother with the MIDI Access Screen, that is the one that
> is opened with Control Enter...
>
> IMHO the inbuilt MIDI Editor is just as accessable for me...
>
> Steps are as follows:
> Select the MIDI Item from the Track where your MIDI items are
> Press ALT plus Control plus E , this opens the MIDI Editor
> Press ALT plus V , which opens the View Menu
> Scroll Down until you here Mode Event List and Select this
>
> Your screen reader should now be Focused on the first Item of the Event
> List and it reads as follows:
> Position , Length , Channel , Type , Value , Velocity
>
> If you wish to edit any of these parameters just press Control F2 which
> opens the MIDI Event Parameters Dialog and TAB thru each parameter
>
> I know this sounds a little long winded, but totally accessable for me
> with SA...
>
> Kind regards
>
> David P Shortland
> DragonScore Productions
>
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> -----Original Message----- From: Indigo
> Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2012 12:19 AM
> To: Reapers Without Peepers
> Subject: [RWP] Inline Midi Editor Works, but not on Events, only on Items
>
> In Windows 7 64, running N V D A on 64 bit Reaper 4.30, if you select
> the item on a midi track, then press the ReaAccess shortcut for the
> inline midi editor, you hear: Can't Open Midi.
> But, if you select the item, then press the standard Reaper shortcut,
> the letter E, you hear Open Inline Editor.
> Click enter and you are able to edit the whole item's midi properties,
> but can't get to the event list for each note; at least I can't reach
> the note events.
> In XP, with Window-Eyes, Jaws, and I believe N V D A, it's easy to open
> the midi editor with the ctrl+enter shortcut.
> You just select the midi track's item you want to edit the events in;
> with ctrl+shift+right arrow; then press ctrl+enter to open the inline
> midi editor; then use ctrl+right arrow to advance along the timeline to
> each note event list.
> While on a note's event list, at the tab key I find the note's position
> along the time line; its midi instrument number; note number; note
> length; velocity, etcetera.
> In 64 bit Windows 7, and any Reaper 4 version, I can't get past the
> item or take settings, down to the midi event level.
> Is anyone accomplishing midi event editing in Windows 7 64, in any
> Reaper version; with any screenreader?
> How are you doing it?
> Thanks for a clue to this puzzle,
> Indigo L
>
>
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