[Rwp] A few Real quick questions about instantiating plugins

[Juan Pablo Bello]

1. space is really useful as you can change parameters and hear them
immediately without having to really close, hear, then open again.

2. I usually arm with f7, if you can't, download the key map and make
sure you import it by pressing f4, then doing the whole importing
procedure.

I usually too set input by selecting a track, then pressing the
applications key.. I find it a bit more intuitive that way and you
don't have to tab around as much.

2016-02-16 19:32 GMT-05:00, Justin <justinmacleod at hotmail.com>:
> Pressing space from within the effects dialogue starts your project
> playing still so you need to shift space to activate the button as
> opposed to play the project,
>
> Justin
>
> On 17/02/2016 00:28, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
>> Why shift and space on the add button?  Wouldn't just space do it, or
>> is there another little gotcha here that I'm not yet aware of.
>> Chris.
>>
>>     ----- Original Message -----
>>     *From:* onlineeagle via RWP <mailto:rwp at bluegrasspals.com>
>>     *To:* Reapers Without Peepers <mailto:rwp at bluegrasspals.com>
>>     *Cc:* onlineeagle <mailto:onlineeagle at googlemail.com>
>>     *Sent:* Tuesday, February 16, 2016 7:20 PM
>>     *Subject:* Re: [Rwp] A few Real quick questions about
>>     instantiating plugins
>>
>>     Hi Chris, there is Reaverb and other reverbs too. Press F to get
>>     to the FX window. Type verb into the filter edit field and then
>>     enter, which will narrow down your effects based on the search
>>     term. Tab until you get to the list of plugins, and then down
>>     arrow through choices. Press enter to add. To add a new effect
>>     below tab to the add button, shift and space, and repeat previous
>>     steps. To remove an effect, locate the list of added plugins with
>>     the tab key, cursor up or down until you're on the plugin you want
>>     to remove and then tab to remove, and shift Space Reaeq is a good
>>     EQ plugin. To access any plugin parameters that are automatable,
>>     press shift P. Hope this helps and is typed OK. I'm brailling on
>>     the IPhone touch screen, so hopefully I've not made too many typos..
>>
>>     Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>     On 16 Feb 2016, at 23:10, Christopher-Mark Gilland
>>     <clgilland07 at gmail.com <mailto:clgilland07 at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>
>>>     Guys,
>>>     Oh my God this is incredible!  I am so excited to say, I'm gonna
>>>     work tonight on my very first Reaper project.  Granted, it's not
>>>     gonna be anything real fancy.  It's just gonna be a karaoke track
>>>     that I'm gonna be singing on top of.
>>>     Anyway, here are my questions.
>>>     1.  Inevitably, I'm gonna want to process my vocal track a little
>>>     bit to clean it up.  How easy is it, and what are the exact steps
>>>     to put a little bit of reverb on my vocal track?  I don't need
>>>     much.  I neither want a delay.  I literally want a reverb.
>>>     Nothing willy milly.  For now, I don't need to learn about
>>>     automating reverb with an automation pass. I'll learn that
>>>     later.  I'm probably gonna get later with Chris Bell, and pay him
>>>     to work more with teaching me Reaper, as he did such a phenominal
>>>     job last night. All this however said, for now as a quick
>>>     solution, I just need a small bit of verb.  I'm just looking for
>>>     a quick down and dirty, yet sounding clean way to add a little
>>>     bit of wetness to bring a little color to the vocal.
>>>     If you're wonderring what song I'm doing, so you can get an idea
>>>     of the smoothness of reverb I need, I'm gonna do 10 Thousand
>>>     Angels Cried by Leann Rimes.  Yes, I have a version I can sing in
>>>     a lower man's register, don't worry.  LOL!
>>>     My second question is, I'm probably also going to want to add a
>>>     little bit of EQ. Is there a good stocked plug you all would
>>>     suggest I use that comes with Reaper which would give me access
>>>     to the queue frequency width, hopefully syncronisly on both
>>>     sides, and would also give me the frequency selecter, and a gain
>>>     control.
>>>     Finally, How do I go back and forth between the two effects, my
>>>     verb, and my EQ, if I need to retweak things.
>>>     Chris.
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