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All the other daws I've tried do this! And none of them crashed as much as Reaper, so you'd think it would fucking autosave 
I think this si just something that you have to accept with reaper, ive never got round it, first kick drum on teh track always comes out slightly muffled like i t starts playing a fraction too late and it missed the transient. Not a problem when you render a track in full tho.sixth sense wrote:anyone know why the first kick on my audio track is really weak compared to the rest of them in the loop?
reaper adds a short fade in to audiofiles. You can switch this of in the preferences or by editing the item propertiesrubiconguava wrote:I think this si just something that you have to accept with reaper, ive never got round it, first kick drum on teh track always comes out slightly muffled like i t starts playing a fraction too late and it missed the transient. Not a problem when you render a track in full tho.sixth sense wrote:anyone know why the first kick on my audio track is really weak compared to the rest of them in the loop?
Just curious. I'm really digging oldskool/jungle (again) and have been messing with madtracker (and will be rewiring it to reaper as soon as my comp is back togetherI'd love to have "tracker items" in the sequencer area.
Set length within the tracker item, and then that can be dragged around.
Even if it were integrated with reasamplomatic, this would be a great way to push Reaper forward in the DAW world.
Ideally though each "tracker item" would be a (single) sample player in and of itself. That way if one had multiple samples to 'track' they could each be inserted in different tracker items on different reaper tracks.
Another way could be to have "ReaTracker" (my generic reaper-tracker name) be able to split up the sample into a number of sections. Then the beginning of each split can be triggered within the ReaTracker sequencing window. Obviously there would be a check box to have the sample stop at the end of the split or play to the end of the sample.
Sample offset a must though if there were no "splitting" feature.
) but just dreaming of doing all my tracker choppage in reaper....
?slyman wrote:im having a problem with the free synth zr3 it has 3 oscillators sort of but each one is a different midi channel. so if i have notes down in piano roll they only go to like midi ch 1 and 3 while if im playing it thru the virtual midi keyboard on channel 2 it only plays channel 2 in the synth and the instrument sounds different.
Upon a reVisit revisit (har harfutures_untold wrote:Nope, sorry
) I think that'll suffice for now... until my dream comes true.Maybe I`m a bit late with this answer but version 3.75 now has a tick-box in the media browser window for tempo matching.briskisgoodforu wrote:if you want audio to match your songs bpm go to project settings, then the time base settings, and you have the option of time, beats, and beats(position, length, rate). Beats (position, length rate) will morph all items to fit your songs bpm.topmo3 wrote:for some reason there's an error when i try to open the manual. but manual's for beginners anyway innit?alphacat wrote:Oh, duh!
Yeah - just double click the MIDI clip itself; when you're in the piano roll/step editor, just move the end bracket wherever you like.
Now go read that manual and get crackin'!i guess this thread will have to do for a manual. but huge thanks anyway bruv you're been great help
EDIT: I know i'm asking an awful lot in this thread so apologies..
but the great thing about acid was that all samples imported into the project were transformed into the project tempo automatically. how does this work in reaper? for example, i mounted a tambourine sample in 130 bpm into readrums, but the project is 140bpm, how do i make it faster? thanks a lot and excuse my stupidity
