[RWP] how to get to a bar

[TheOreoMonster]

Reading the Manual or help docs. it’s also part of it is experience, some of the more experienced members of the group have been recording for years. Once you understand the basic concepts of recording, and how its supposed to work, its a little easier to open up  a DAW for the first time and have an idea of where to hunt to figure stuff out. Secondly a lot of the same questions get asked and answered on here whenever someone new joins, so a google search with the words RWP gadded to the search quarry will allow you to search the list archives. The longer and more frequent you use it the sooner before you can start answering questions like this for others.

On Jan 21, 2014, at 9:26 AM, לאה מויאל <leahefrat at gmail.com> wrote:

> waww!
> 'i learned so much more than 'i ecxpected, thank you.
> by the way, how do you find out all this information.
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> Here is a more detailed  explanation of using CTRL+J as posted by Scot i believe it was not too long ago.
> By using the Jump to Dialog to move to a specific time in the project. CTRL+J (or CMD+J on Mac)
> Where you jump to will depend on the format
> you enter. 36. (36 followed by a period or full stop) will move you to
> bar 36 beat 1. 36.3 will get you to bar 36, beat 3. 36.4.25 will get
> you to exactly a quarter way through bar 36, beat 4 (the 25 being a
> percentage). Alternatively, if you enter 36: (36 followed by a colon),
> that'd dump you at 36 minutes. 36:3 would get you to 36 mins 3 secs.
> Tbh, I'm not sure what our other example of 36:4:25 would do and I'm
> not in front of Reaper to try it, but my guess would be something to
> do with MS.
> 
> Regarding your 6/8 issue:
> Try selecting everything in the project with CTRL+A,
> Then go into project settings with ALT+Enter.
> Under the Project setting Tab, you can enter 6/8 as the time and then Navigate to OK  and press enter to save your settings.
> 
> If the above doesn’t work then you  may need to  create a new project,
> Go Into Project settings with ALT+Enter.
> Change the Time Signature to 6/8, Tab to ok and press enter to save settings.
> Then Import your midi.
> 
> If Neither of the above works then your midi data probably has a time signature marker that its importing with it. In that case at that point in th project you will have to insert a new time signature marker and change it to 6/8 there.
> 
> 
> On Jan 21, 2014, at 3:38 AM, Hrvoje Katić <hrvojekatic at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> To go to the specific bar and beat, press control+j.
>> 
>> On 21.1.2014. 5:04, לאה מויאל wrote:
>>> hi all.
>>> 'i have two questions.
>>> first of all is there a way to get to a spesific masure without pressing again and again on the page down?
>>> and alsu 'i think 'i once told you my metronom problem.
>>> 'i have a midi track wich 'i imported form lime, it was written in 6/8 but when 'i tried to set the time signiture to 6/8 it plaid only  a part of the trakc missing the one or two last mesures. again sorry for my gross spelling.
>>> thanks for yor help
>>> leah efrat.
>>> 
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