[RWP] Editing

[Indigo]

I think ctrl+shift+right or left arrow will only work until you do some 
editing, then quits working, while I think shift+a works in all instances.
I have to try shift+A  sufficiently to be sure it doesn't also quit working.
Actually, in XP I haven't found any instance in Reaper version 4X where 
send or receive routing doesn't behave normally.
Sometimes now; in version 4.32; I seem to need to repeat Roy's 
workAround ctrl+up arrow; over and over; to get the applications menu to 
display the monitor item menu.
In trying to show my son how to run Reaper, I learn that sighted users 
typically right click on the arm track for recording button; to display 
that same monitor item track recording options menu; we get with the 
applications key
Now, if I could only find that bit map arm button, I maybe could right 
click it; to get that menu more reliably.

Last night, while recording a midi track from Camel Audio's Alchemy 
Player, I noticed stuttering when starting play of the track, but I had 
already heard the track playing perfectly previously, so I just closed 
and reopened the project, and the stuttering disappeared, but stuttering 
  should never be there, no matter what.
Unfortunately, 3 pieces of serious malware sneaked into my offline daw, 
which I found and zapped with MalwareBytes, so maybe I have damage 
somewhere, or something else is still lurking in the system.
I still have the opening and closing of some program that I hear from 
Windows sounds.
I can end a certain process in Windows Task Manager, and the opening and 
closing quits, and everything seems to run as usual without that 
process, but I haven't run Microsoft Process Monitor yet to learn what 
the process I'm ending belongs to.
I'm always trying new synths, so maybe it's the copy protect sentinel of 
some trial synth that the manufacturer has  sneaked into my system.
Drat these sentinels; E-Licensers; virtual dongles; log files  anyway, 
they often persist in the system after removing the synth, and aren't 
always given recognizeable names so you can remove them.
The makers don't want you to recognize them and remove them, because 
they are logging your trial period; and may be part of the difference 
between the trial and paid version.
We should have, but never will have, industry wide rules that all 
programs should clean up after themselves when removed.
Indi


On 2/25/2013 8:01 AM, Patrick Perdue wrote:
> That's how I do it unless I'm in multi-select mode, I.E. if I want to select a bunch of non-contiguous items on a track. Due to the fact that ReaAccess functionality is more and more broken with every Reaper release, I am staying away from Reaper 4.x version, because they have new features that I want, and can't properly use. Can't even do a lot of the basic send routing without some seriously bad stuff going on. So, not sure how those versions handle such things.
>
> On Feb 25, 2013, at 7:51 AM, Indigo <33indigo at charter.net> wrote:
>
>> Patrick, is there another method of splitting off an unwanted item from the main item?
>> I noticed last night that Reaper 4.32 will not let me select the midi item; after I have even looked at the item in the onboard midi editor.
>> Actually, my usual  shortcut will not select the item; I can go to the item menu and select all, which works.
>> I'm using ctrl+shift+right or left arrow to select the item, but I think there is another shortcut to select an item, right; just can't remember it?
>> Thanks,
>> Indi
>>
>>
>> On 2/24/2013 8:22 PM, Patrick Perdue wrote:
>>> Make sure, before doing it that way, that ripple editing is turned off. Press the letter P to hear the status of ripple editing, and, if it's anything other than off, press alt plus P until it says  off.
>>>
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>
>>> On Feb 24, 2013, at 19:20, Indigo <33indigo at charter.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Matt, select the item on the selected track, place your cursor just at the end of the part you don't want to keep, then press the letter S.
>>>> The track's item should now be split at the cursor into 2 items, 1 from beginning to cursor, 2 from cursor to end of track.
>>>> Delete item 1 and you should only hear item 2, with the material you want to keep.
>>>> I believe item 2 will begin at 0 on the track, in line with your other tracks.
>>>> Please chime in; anyone who knows a better method.
>>>> Indi
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 2/24/2013 12:30 PM, matt diemert wrote:
>>>>> Ok,
>>>>> So this will be a very basic question but one that has me stumped.
>>>>> When working with multiple tracks in reaper, I wish to cut off some
>>>>> noise at the beginning of a file. In this case, I started recording to
>>>>> early and there is an axcidental bass note or two. In any event in
>>>>> audacity to do this I would highlight the track, find the end of where
>>>>> I wish to cut and mark it with a [ then press shift home and under
>>>>> edit, insert a silence. The point here is I want to silence this audio
>>>>> but leave the track time wise where it is so that it is synchronized
>>>>> with my project.
>>>>> Could any one here give me a hand understanding the easiest way to
>>>>> accomplish this without doing in audacity and importing them all back
>>>>> in to reaper?
>>>>> Thanks.
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