digitaldeath
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I'll do it. Just wish I didn't have to watch your vids over and over again to see what settings I should change etc.
AdamWathan's Reaper Customizations for Pro Tools Users
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I'll do it. Just wish I didn't have to watch your vids over and over again to see what settings I should change etc.
digitaldeath
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TheDriller
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Adam,
I'll confess that you've got me interested in Reaper again.
What you've done here is amazing considering how awkward Reaper is by default.
I must pick your brains over MSN some time about the whole thing
I'll confess that you've got me interested in Reaper again.
What you've done here is amazing considering how awkward Reaper is by default.
I must pick your brains over MSN some time about the whole thing
digitaldeath
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I gave it a quick test and Adam should be uploading it soon. If there's any probs with it, just let me know and I'll look into it.
I am just a bit worried that this may be against the Reaper EULA ie. redistributing Reaper with the customizations as opposed to distributing just the customizations. If this proves to be the case, I'll prob throw together an install that will modify your Reaper installation (a selectable installation, for those that have more than one) with Adam's customizations.
Yeah I considered this as well... It's an easy solution if it's a big deal though. I can just remove Reaper.app/.exe from the zip and the end user can copy the application into the folder and run it from there themselves.
digitaldeath
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True, I suppose it just really depends on the reach of their EULA, ie. does it just extend to the .app/.exe or does it also extend to the .dll files etc.?
It may also be complicated by the SWS Extension's EULA as those extensions are pre-installed. If they complain, it can be fixed for sure, just be careful you don't shoot yourself in the foot Adam.
Someone's gotta design a kickass Reatools splash screen!
You don't lose them but you do have to replace the application in the custom directory with the new version. By default it will install it somewhere else instead of the directory created by the zip.
digitaldeath
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Great work guys. Only thing i added to the zip was putting my plugins in there so i dont have to install them all on a fresh install. Now i unzip it and its ready to go.
digitaldeath
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Ok ok, I just did the rest of them and put them up, main thread updated!
If anyone has other ideas for tutorial videos or wants to learn how to do something let me know and I'll continue to add more.
Adam, your drum to midi conversion vid is coming up with the 404 error. Could be on my end but the others are working fine.
I'd like to say thanks for all the work you've put into this, very awesome!
I'd like to say thanks for all the work you've put into this, very awesome!
Just a note about the Drum To Midi stuff that I should have mentioned in the video. You can correct any splits that are in the wrong place by using the dual trim function in Reaper. So if you see it split in the wrong place (like too early for example) you can just click and drag the split point to move it to the transient manually. Also, when you're done, you can of course go back and heal the drum part back into one region and get rid of all those splits.
Tons of room for manual correction in Reaper with this stuff, it's really handy to not have to worry about totally relying on something automatic.
Tons of room for manual correction in Reaper with this stuff, it's really handy to not have to worry about totally relying on something automatic.
