Yeah, I didn't feature RS5K, because it's more of a Sample handler thing. My main DAW is Ableton so I find intriguing the idea of having that here as well. Do you feel Suzuki really get's you where you want ¿fast? I felt it kinda clunky

@@itsoundshuman I personally prefer to use RS5K manager for most of my drum needs as it's a sample based drum machine similar to how it works in other daws like ableton, bitwig, logic, s1 etc. and it fulfills all of my needs as before I had a template of bunch of RS5K instances and had to load drum samples manually where RS5K manager makes it super easy to load, trigger, manipulate, add effects to sample based drums in Reaper. I personally haven't tried ReaDrum, but it looks interesting. Yeah, but I personally prefer to use the midi editor to program drums instead of using any step sequencer as I find them very limiting and step sequencers like Sower or McSequencer aren't exclusive for drums either, and I've avoided them even when I was using FL studio full-time before switching to Reaper.

Saludos! ❣️

@@itsoundshuman ya tengo guarda tu lista de reproduccion y en cuanto el tiempo me lo permite voy a seguir recorriendola... saludos

Thx for watching Will!

That's another way :) I like doing it related to Time Selection or Grid Size without worrying about Snap.

I have no idea, sorry.

Some Virtual Instruments use 3 - 4 for FX only Output, or Second Layer Built In. They are not global, the are Channels, pero Track. Probably the Syntj would listen to that Kick as well, just curious... why not do it from the Kick as well?

@@callmejohnnylovecreator6042 Mouse Pro apps.apple.com/us/app/pro-mouse/id1505869474?mt=12

@@alphoc9201 You can change the grid size before, so you can add then where you want. Or am I missing something frlm your question?

Thx for watching! ❣️

Let me check, I think I looked for one & couldn't find one. Maybe I can try and make a script for that.

@@itsoundshuman OMG 😱 THANKS!!!!!🙌 I’d greatly appreciate it!

Thx! I ran into it by accident & I use it all the time. I should make a video on Surge Keyboard Shortcuts. If this comment get's 20 likes?

@@itsoundshuman Yea u should , but... i rarely get 20 likes on my comments tho ;p maybe you should consider just 10, im cursed hahah

Thx for watching! :) Means a lot

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Los JSFX casi nada, algunos Tukan un poquito más, peroe casi nada. ¿De dónde te inventas eso? No lo recomendaría si no lo hubiera probado.

No lo invento. Lo tengo comprobado y tengo capturas de pantalla y todo comparando. Lo sé porque tengo un ordenador muy antiguo y miro mucho lo que consumen los plugins. Los jsfx no son muy eficientes.

La mayoría lo son, como cualquier plugin. Depende más de la programación. Un EQ no es igual a un Multibanda, pero sí son muy eficientes. Tukan justo ha invertido tiempo en bajar el consumo de los suyos conforme va actualizando.

@@itsoundshuman como te dije, hay muchos VST (de la misma categoría) mucho más eficiente que muchos JSFX. Míralo bien. No hice la comparación pero me juego algo que el distressor del Slate consume menos que el de Tukan.

Ahora ya he hecho el test. El Distressor de Slate consume la mitad de recursos que el de Tukan. Prueba y me dices.

Eq as a single process of changing Amplitude of a Fq won't. BUT if you are using some interesting plugin that also has some harmonic content to it as it EQs, it's hard to match those curves.

I use the Play Cursor as Snap. So I use Move the Playback cursor to next transient to find it, then I drag the bar line to that. If it doesn't work, lmk, I'm not on a computer atm.

I tried setting playback cursor as snap but it didnt seem to snap to it. Not sure why

@Diegel :O When I'm at the computer I'll check again. Maybe I forgot a step.

So I'm checking & the steps... Open Master Track Show Tempo Envelope Shift + Left Clic on Tempo Envelope to Add Point. This Adds New Bar Up Top. Cmd on Mac / Ctrñ on PC + Left Click & Drag should Snap to Cursor when you are really close.... I use a lot of Zoom in & Out Commands on my keyboard, combined with the Marquee Zoom Tool in Mouse Modifiers & this action "View: Restore previous zoom level" On the Grid Setting Menu you can also modify the distance from where it snaps in Pixels but apparently it's not working for Dragging Timeline. Only for Media Item and other Arragement things like Media Item Dragging, etc...

@@itsoundshuman I followed these steps but it is still not snapping

Tune in next week, I will keep on sharing more on this. In the meantime you can look at the extra videos I linked in the description, so you can better thing of the workflow. :)

Hi! I do remember the Lokasenna, but my fail with that is that you have to write the name just as it is. Op2: Shift + CMD + Left Click, opens a Menu for send. Op3: Create send between selected tracks and track under mouse cursor There's another one in the Reapack but it sends the Selected FX into a new Track and creates a Send into it. Something like Create Send from Focused Track & it appears under FX Category.

​@@itsoundshuman Thanks, that's cool but not what I'm trying to achieve. I have a midi controller and I wanted to replicate a hardware console behavior, where I would send a track to a reverb with a knob or a button. Creating every new track with an active, but muted send to a reverb, would do the job but what a mess it would be as well. I'm guessing this all can be done with ReaLearn plugin but this is beyond my capabilities at the moment. This is frustrating, because that Lokasenna action is really close to what I want. A template where I would type the name of the send track into the code and save it as an action would be sufficient.

That's a great way to use them! Thx for sharing :)

It's in the description of the video with a link. :)

@@itsoundshuman Sorry - I missed that.

@tonyrapa-tonyrapa All good! :)) Did you find it?

@@itsoundshuman Yes, thanks 👍

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Yes! Saving FX Chains is also a great add to this. +10000

@@BigRasProd Livid Instruments has some omder models great for that! Or check their DS1 among other options.

@@itsoundshuman thanks a lot, i will definitely check it soon !

"This product is no longer available!" 🥺😭

@BigRasProd they have several models discountinued, look for them second hand. They are fantastic or any of the newer options. For Dub I really like the distribution of stuff that looks more like a mixer.

@@itsoundshuman Yes I'm looking for second hand... not so easy in France ! I've seen the Novation Launch Control XL but it looks cheap to me 🤓

Some hardwares remember the routing they were last set to. Some don't, I saw the 16 Rig, but that's a bigger buy. Despite me loving Arturia I have never had the chance to test their interfaces properly.

I'm sorry yours was faulty, but they did offer a solution. Many people don't get support at all. 2 weeks isn't that long, did you take the offer?

This an importante clarification. I have very clear the data options, but I probably should have shown the type of connector I want to stay completely away from, that Thunderbolt squared one. Despite that, I think the average user doesn'know USB C is Thunderbolt ;) that's why I went that way. Thx for watching.

Have you watched the RME video about usb? It's quite convincing about the superiority of usb 2 in most, not all(!), cases. (Maybe given the drivers are good...)

@@waldemarheart2463 I have to check it out, but honestly for audio USB 2 is already a lot. I'll come back after watching it.

@@waldemarheart2463 I've read their article about it and I agree, USB2 is for most cases more than enough. My point was not to say it's bad, but that many of the higher end interfaces use thunderbolt and by leaving them out by ignoring thunderbolt in this video, people miss out on some interfaces that might be better suited for them, than the ones that have the "only" USB2.

@@jonas.stolle Yes sure, would be great to see more Thunderbolt interfaces in the video, I didn't mean to disagree with that point! I only wanted to question that thunderbolt is more professional for Audio than USB. I just find it remarkable that a highly professional brand like RME states that "superb audio quality and low latency are independent from the chosen connector" and prefers USB over Thunderbolt for most applications because it's "inexpensive, widely accepted, has enough bandwidth and will be supported for years to come". Side note: over the last year I had a Thunderbold interface from Antelope. Bad drivers I think: Thunderbolt wasn't recognized anymore after half a year, they couldn't solve it, had to switch to the USB port...

Hey! Thx for adding on the comment. I know my comment was vague, but I tried to make it vague enough, I agree with you. It's already a 40 min video with no deep engineering content. Headphones, speakers and microphones will suffer when there's little to feed from on that I think we can agree! I'll pin your comment. Thx ❣️ [Edit] Probably there my english is missing something, but I just watched again that fragment. As far as I remember when you "power something" you are turning it on. I'm not really talking about specific units, although the comment on 5V is close enough to maybe be understood by that. Lmk if I'm missing something in my translation to english. :)