[RWP] Introducing myself

Drew amockery at gmail.com
Thu Oct 31 21:50:09 EDT 2013 

Other than the console (which is awesome), what is in SWS that is of 
interest to blinks?
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Scott Chesworth" <scottchesworth at gmail.com>
To: "Reapers Without Peepers" <rwp at reaaccess.com>
Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2013 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: [RWP] Introducing myself


Hey JP,

The Standing Water Studios or SWS Extensions are a huge bunch of
custom actions and extra neat little utilities all packaged up into
one installer. You'll find the extension residing on most Reaper power
users systems, but I'd say that's mainly due to the daunting level of
stuff it brings to the table rather than its learning curve being
tough. So far as I know, all SWS features were suggested and developed
by Reaper.fm forum contributors, so everything in there was actually
useful to someone at some point lol.

Definitely worth checking out once you've gotten comfortable. I should
imagine that the ReaConsole utility that SWS installs would be a
lifesaver on the Mac.

Hth

Scott

On 10/31/13, Jean-Philippe Rykiel <jprykiel at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Chris,
> you mentioned SWS extensions, what does this mean?
> Thanks,
> JPR
>
> http://facebook.com/jeanphilipperykiel
> http://soundcloud.com/ryksounet
> http://twitter.com/ryksounet
>
> Le 31/10/2013 17:43, Chris Belle a écrit :
>> Yeh, for fifty bucks you aren't going to get everything and the
>> kitchen sink,
>> so no big sample libraries and multiple instruments but other than that,
>>  and especially for precise audio editing, reaper is realy groovy.
>> I do not like the way reaper handles automation, that is a personal
>> preference though automation snaps back to the previous value when you
>> let go of an envelope,
>> I think it should stay where you left it.
>> YOu have to ride out envelopes to the end to make a change stay.
>> So most of us do item based automation, slicing up our audio and
>> changing volumes of the bits of audio we cut up.
>> I just love the way reaper cross fades and seamlessly puts audio
>> together though, way nicer than sonar, sonar makes audio editing harder.
>> But if you're used to sonar's automation and event list and such,
>> reaper will drive you nuts till you get used to it.
>>
>>     ----- Original Message -----
>>     *From:* TheOreoMonster <mailto:monkeypusher69 at gmail.com>
>>     *To:* Reapers Without Peepers <mailto:rwp at reaaccess.com>
>>     *Sent:* Thursday, October 31, 2013 7:13 AM
>>     *Subject:* Re: [RWP] Introducing myself
>>
>>     Reaper 4 is required for the mac. Most windows users are using
>>     version 3.7.8 the last version of version 3. You don't need an
>>     access plug in or rather  there is no access plug in for reaper on
>>     the mac. Reaper 4 works with voiceover. I posted this to you on
>>     another list but i'll post it below as well since this is a more
>>     appropriate place for it.
>>
>>     Well i can't speak to midi as i have not used it that way, but as
>>     it pretty much treats audio and midi the same way I imagine its
>>     doable. The Cons at the moment, are the tool bars and tracks
>>     aren't in containers, which means you have to navaite through the
>>     toolbar and through most of a track controls or etc if you move
>>     from top of the screen to the bottom.  THis could lead to really
>>     high track count projects getting confusing, but Something like
>>     ReaConsole which is part of the SWS Extensions and Item Chooser
>>     which is part of VoiceOver can help you tame this beast. Also has
>>     i pointed out aloof of what we need doesn't have keyboard
>>     shortcuts  added by default. So one will have to spend a great
>>     amount of time adding shortcuts to the keycap. That being said it
>>     can be navigated, and while there ins't much in way of software
>>     instruments, (just one synth and one Sampler if memory serves
>>     correct) There is an absolute tone of effects. Eq's Compressors,
>>     Chorus, Delays, Reverbs, Pitch, Tune, etc etc. All are accessible
>>     and usable. Also there is Pitch and playback rate control on a
>>     *per track* and Per clip/item basis and the clip/item based
>>     effects are accessible as well. It's extremely flexible, so when
>>     switching from another DAW you may have to *learn* how reaper does
>>     it, or what settings to change to get it to behave like you are
>>     used to. Oh and the best part is custom actions or macros to
>>     automate and speed up work flow.  Also features like dynamic split
>>     is useful which goes through a selected area and automatically
>>     split out silence based on a threshold you set and remove the
>>     silent clips for you. Worth a look, but can throw you for a loop
>>     at first and definitely may just be untamable for really large
>>     projects
>>
>>     Since Reaper has the same plug ins on mac and PC, someone here can
>>     correct me if i am wrong if Reaper comes with more soft synths
>>     than just ReaSynth and ReaSamplematic.
>>     On Oct 31, 2013, at 6:23 AM, Jean-Philippe Rykiel
>>     <jprykiel at gmail.com <mailto:jprykiel at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>
>>     > Hi Kevin.
>>     > Thank you for your reply.
>>     > Is there anything for the mac?
>>     > Best,
>>     > JPR
>>     >
>>     > http://facebook.com/jeanphilipperykiel
>>     > http://soundcloud.com/ryksounet
>>     > http://twitter.com/ryksounet
>>     >
>>     > Le 31/10/2013 10:49, Kevin Brown a écrit :
>>     >> Here is the download link for "reaaccess":
>>     >>
>>     >> http://reaaccess.com/Downloads/ReaAccess.exe
>>     >>
>>     >> Production, and customer service for this plugin has been
>>     discontinued,...but you can still download the plugin, and it
>>     still works...
>>     >>
>>     >> Works with:
>>     >>
>>     >> "Jaws"
>>     >> "system access"
>>     >> "nvda"
>>     >> "window eyes"
>>     >>
>>     >> Have fun...
>>     >>
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