[Rwp] Accessible way to manipulate envelopes with Osara and Reaper 5

[Chris Belle]

So you can't make points in between extremes
and set them to behave like you want.
Well, things work as expected here,
have to think about this one.


On 2/17/2016 8:27 AM, Brandon Cross wrote:
> That's fine, in fact, that's what I want it for, so if I want to pan 
> footsteps from left to right, or center to right or whatever. Or, I 
> can set up an effect and set up an envelope that goes from bypassed to 
> fully active over some time. My thing is that its refusing to select 
> other points down the line. And, in some cases, ignoring changes I 
> feed in with the ALT SHIFT E menu thing.
>
> On 2/17/2016 9:23 AM, Chris Belle wrote:
>> Indeed.
>> What might  confuse people is that if you make two envelope points, 
>> and one is higher and one is lower, it will fade between the points 
>> over the  length.
>> of audio between.
>> those points, So the way to fix that if you want an abrupt change is 
>> to make another  points
>> of the same value you had right before the point that is changing.
>> It would be nice if reaper didn't interpolate curves between points,
>> and acted like midi and just change when it get's a control change 
>> like midi, but hey, that's just how this beast acts.
>> You can play with return speeds and such in the automation area,
>> perhaps, reapers tendency to act like a rubber band and snap back to 
>> the original value when ou are actually physically writing automation
>> drives me to distraction,k but there are lots of ways to do snapshot
>> like automation or fake it even with using items and setting volumes.
>> And the good trick Patrick showed us  with growing the edges
>> of items so they change the curve of fade ins and such in the manner 
>> you want.
>>
>> On 2/16/2016 11:19 PM, Justin wrote:
>>> Alt shift E also enters a point if there isn't one already there.
>>>
>>> On 17/02/2016 05:11, Chris Belle wrote:
>>>> Well, I'm still getting familiar with all the permutations of this 
>>>> but you need to show the envelopes you want to work with.\
>>>> So for instance, say you want to work with volume.
>>>> Go to the track and then envelope menu and enable the volume envelope.
>>>> Then you can use control l and control shift l to move to that 
>>>> envelope type.
>>>> if you had more than one, but in this case it would just select 
>>>> your volume envelope
>>>> then you can work with it,
>>>> add points and edit existing ones.\
>>>> Use shift j and k to move to envelope points and select them
>>>> use control shift i to insert new points.
>>>> Use alt shift e to edit and change the value of envelope points.
>>>> It's a cool thang.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 2/16/2016 5:05 PM, Brandon Cross wrote:
>>>>> Hi, What I need to do is access and manipulate envelopes. I know 
>>>>> that I can hit Shift L to bring up the stats of trim / read, 
>>>>> write, latch and all that, and access the envelopes I want to 
>>>>> display on the track. What I want to find out is how I can 
>>>>> accessibly manipulate that envelope, adjusting points. I need this 
>>>>> for some post production work.
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