[Rwp] New osara keymap

Wed Nov 25 04:56:02 EST 2015

Nevermind, I found the relevant actions and mapped a new hotkey to the
new Osara action. So now I tested this by loading a track into reaper
and adding 2 stretch markers. One on the first beat of a bar and one
on the second.
If I go to the second marker and then move the edit curser either back
or forward, and after that press the new osara hotkey the stretch
marker will move to the new position where I left the curser and the
audio between the 2 markers will either compress or stretch depending
on where I've moved it.
This is great.
If I want to have a Project with a track in it where I can change the
tempo freely all I need to do is put stretch markers on every beat.
Now we need to figure out if there's some action that could
automaticly put stretch markers in a Project, cause doing it by hand
could take a while, but this is fun.

2015-11-25 10:26 GMT+01:00, Tor Tollhag <tortollhag at gmail.com>:
> Well just updated both the keymap and Osara and can not see the new
> hotkeys related to stretch markers in there, the hotkey to add should
> be Control m and I can't see it in the actions list, also still not
> sure if we can move the position of stretch markers once we got them
> in a Project. It's strange I can't see the new hotkeys though.
>
> 2015-11-25 9:39 GMT+01:00, Matej Golian <matej.golian at gmail.com>:
>> Yep, the Osara Github page is still the place. The file name doesn't
>> change presumably so that the download link doesn't have to be changed
>> everytime something in the keymap is modified. So if you grabbed the
>> keymap yesterday you surely have the latest one despite its name.
>>
>> 2015-11-25 9:15 GMT+01:00, Tor Tollhag <tortollhag at gmail.com>:
>>> btw, where do I get the latest keymap? Is it still from the Osara
>>> github page? I downloaded it yesterday and the name was exactly the
>>> same as the keymap I already have, and I actually need the latest one,
>>> especially cause I can select items on a track with it like I used to
>>> do with reaaccess.
>>> Also I'm actually using Reaper with Osara now for recording sessions,
>>> so important I get this working.
>>>
>>> 2015-11-25 0:01 GMT+01:00, Chris Belle <cb1963 at sbcglobal.net>:
>>>> I have not worked extensively with stretch markers, only now starting
>>>> to
>>>> experiment, but I do know that even with the standard nudge and overlap
>>>> options on the numberpad keys, reaper is pretty powerful in fixing
>>>> timing issues even there.
>>>> I have been able to fix late chords, and drum hits, and make sloppy
>>>> changes sound smooth and more natural with this method, so using
>>>> stretch
>>>> markers would just make it that much better.
>>>> I have a long way to go to be a reaper guru,
>>>> but I feel like I'm finally out of kindergarden 'grin'.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 11/24/2015 3:55 AM, Matej Golian wrote:
>>>>> I haven't done anything with stretch markers yet, but as far as I
>>>>> understand it they serve a different purpose than tempo markers. If I
>>>>> understood what I read about them the other day correctly, they enable
>>>>> you to fix timing issues.
>>>>> Tempo markers serve to change the tempo or time signature, but with
>>>>> stretch markers one should be able to stretch (manipulate a part of a
>>>>> track between 2 stretch markers) without affecting the rest of the
>>>>> track. I understand it this way:
>>>>> If you for example have a note that starts too late you can either
>>>>> split the track you're working with to make that faulty note a
>>>>> separate item and than nudge this item left to change its start
>>>>> position; or you can stretch the audio between 2 stretch markers thus
>>>>> getting that faulty note exactly where you want it to be. Whether you
>>>>> use stretch markers or split items depends on you and the audio you're
>>>>> working with - I don't think that these two methods are completely
>>>>> interchangeable.
>>>>> I don't speak from my personal experience, so anyone please correct me
>>>>> if I'm wrong.
>>>>>
>>>>> 2015-11-24 10:20 GMT+01:00, Tor Tollhag <tortollhag at gmail.com>:
>>>>>> Hi there. New keymap seems interesting, have to play with it.
>>>>>> When it comes to stretch markers though I still haven't figured out
>>>>>> the difference between that and normal tempo markers.
>>>>>> Also not sure how many stretch markers you would have to add to let's
>>>>>> say gradually change the tempo in a time selection for x number of
>>>>>> bars in a Project. I will definetly mess around with this.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 2015-11-23 12:57 GMT+01:00, Gianluca Apollaro
>>>>>> <gianluca.apollaro88 at gmail.com>:
>>>>>>> Hi list,
>>>>>>> Here I am with a new keymap
>>>>>>> Here are the main changes:
>>>>>>> Ctrl+Shift+; View: Move cursor left to grid division
>>>>>>> Ctrl+Shift+' View: Move cursor right to grid division
>>>>>>> Shift+Win+DELETE Delete all markers (projegt markers)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Thanks to Jamie we can now work with stretch markers
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Ctrl+M Add stretch marker at cursor
>>>>>>> Alt+M OSARA: Move last focused stretch marker to current edit cursor
>>>>>>> position
>>>>>>> Shift+; go to previous stretch marker
>>>>>>> Shift+' go to next stretch marker
>>>>>>> Win+DELETE Remove all stretch markers
>>>>>>> Ctrl+DELETE Remove all stretch markers in time selection
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> You can download this new keymap from the following link
>>>>>>> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5126017/DGKeyMap03-10-2015.ReaperKeyMap?dl=1
>>>>>>> Use this keymap only with osara. This new file replaces the old one
>>>>>>> even
>>>>>>> if the link is the same.
>>>>>>> The same keymap is already available from within the osara website
>>>>>>> Hope you like it and find it useful.
>>>>>>> Best regards,
>>>>>>> Gianluca from Italy
>>>>>>> SkypeID: gianluca8815
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