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helpless without the Cubase drum editor :
Not helpless, but I love the drum editor.............alot
helpless without the Cubase drum editor :
Hmm, but the problem there Adam is that with both regions selected, extending the end of one will also extend the end of the other, which definitely isn't a workable solution...
Far Far FAAARRRR Way..... The Nuendo system is so unconfortably, that makes me wondering how many time the developers had using it....Splat88 said:Holy shit, those are exactly the main things that bug me about Cubase/Nuendo. As irritating as these are, I find it far more irritating to mix in Reaper
Thank you....uhauhaua but this words never had this meaning without Steinberg work!!! Hail to Steinberg....Moonlapse said:Fuck me, that's going right in the signature.
From what I recall, the JS versions of Stilwells' plugins use the same basic algorithms. But due to the limitations of the JS format they lack certain advanced features such as lookahead.
By The Cubase/Nuendo drum editor you mean those diamond shapes? Reaper has it. Or triangles if you prefer. Or the traditional piano roll. These are the 3 view options.I think people who don't like Reaper's MIDI either a) have had it crash on them with a lot of VSTi's or b) are whining cuz they're naked and helpless without the Cubase drum editor
Well, I never used the true Beat Detective, but as far as I know it's just a tool to help editing drums, right? I use Reaper's semi-auto slicing and audio quantizing instead. Only takes me a few seconds and then I check the whole song for any flaws on the previous operations - I guess people who use Beat Dectective also do this last step, don't they?The main tool I'm missing at the moment is a Beat-Detective clone but other than that I am extremely happy.
Why would anyone use something in the JS format when they could use it in the VST format?
I haven't edited drums with Reaper yet (I mainly use DFHS), how should I do that? I have a track I could practice on.
Hell if I know! I just know there's a whole bunch o' dat shiat included in Reaper so why not use 'em But since they seem... err well, sucky, I'm not sure I will =)
this mother banger shows you how to do it! He's a cool guy, edits drums and doesn't afraid of anything. He has more vids too!