Awesome! Happy to help 🙂

@@Unsequestered out of curiosity, I’m looking to do a livestream type thing in a room where music will be playing, and I want the music and the conversation I’m having to both be able to come through clearly, what do you reckon, lav mics would work better or one overhead mic for audio?

Both are good options. If your room has a lot of echos though a lav mic is the better option so your voice doesn't have a lot of room sound. So in pro audio, broadcast, etc. they have a compressor set up on the music track that's sidechain from the dialog, this is a bit more advanced, but it allows the music to duck down in volume when you speak automatically. Too advanced and detailed to get into here, but you can search for "livestream audio ducking" and you'll find loads of tutorials.

@@Unsequestered thank you! I’m gonna be putting up acoustic panels soon, I’ll look into live stream ducking, thank you for taking the time

Yeah for sure a projector is on the wishlist

@Unsequestered i know where to get one... at least for the wood shed if you're playing there

I'll let you know if I can get a laptop before then, otherwise I couldn't do it because I can't lug my giant desktop computer out haha, we're definitely thinking along the same lines :)

Besides the drums everything was the Hydrasynth Thank you so much 💙💜

Just a quick follow up on this. I’ve been using for over a month now as my main camera. No over heating issues to report at all. Great solution if you have and old dslr to up cycle 👍

Do it! 🙂 💙💜

So those notes are actually on different channels because of the MPE. If memory serves me there's a drop down menu on the bottom right corner of the MIDI editor that will let you choose what parameters will color the notes.

Oh that's great, happy to bring some joy to your day 🙂

That's a midi pedalboard called the Nektar Pacer, basically a bunch of highly programmable midi foot switches. In this case I had them sending midi note data to the synth and I was also changing some parameters with an expression pedal.

Believe me, I only did it twice. Once to try it out and once for this video haha You're welcome glad you got something out of it 💜💙

It's actually way cooler than that, look up global sampler.

Very cool! Thanks @@Unsequestered

This is just pitch snapping, you can set it to whatever semitone range you wish. I know there are some scripts out there for scale snapping and I believe you can do some rudimentary stuff with stock reaper.

Check out the reply on the pinned comment. There is possibly a better way, but this is the best I could find for now.

Couldn't agree more, hopefully those things will come in future updates. Thanks for watching. Not sure if you could tell by how I read the release notes, but I'm a fan of the channel.

Maybe amateurs and average noobs... But it's been industry standard in game audio for a while now, and other industries are catching up

This MPR feature far excells in other DAWs like Bitwig and Studio One. Even after trying it for a while, it's still painful and unwieldy. But there are definitely things Reaper does no other DAWs at all. Subprojects and Free Items Track. Those two are what makes Reaper special. The coding is amazing too, but that's similar to MAX For Live

@@buckycore reaper is less a daw, and more a professional tool. Its strength is in scripting, which max can't really match at all.

Great question :) I dabbled around a bit and this is the best I've got... If you go to Preferences -> Mouse modifiers -> Context: MIDI note - > left click... there are two modifiers (that aren't set to anything by default) called "Set note channel lower" and "Set note channel higher" if you bind them to something and then hit your your modifier key(s) when clicking on a note that's already in the midi editor it will change the channel of that note up or down respectively. If you're doing this just remember most MPE stuff is going to expect only control messages on channel 1, so consider that off limits when set your note channels. Also careful about clicking a note too quickly as it will register as a double click and delete your note. Idk if there's a scrips out there that can do this automatically, I found something called "X-Raym_Offset selected MIDI notes channel according to their chords.lua" listed online but was unable to find the script anywhere, could be depreciated or I just didn't have any luck

@@Unsequestered how do we got the CC lane corresponding per note , is that an option you turn on / off. is it a script? i'm not really understanding cuz i just attempted this in my piano roll and not working for me , i only am getting one CC lane for the whole chord , what did you do to make this work? my Reaper is up to date... edit: you forgot to tell us it's different channel notes again. i get it now..you only really said that once at the first of the Reaper 6 tutorial i can't remember that far back in videos. is very important to add every single detail in tutorials or ppl like me , our brains get broken, lolol thanks for the video. i'm making advanced Reaper tutorials on scripting on my other channel soon.

That's a script called Global Sampler by birdbird It's super great!

Risers are one example, but the possibilities are endless if you're creative enough 👍

If you don't count electronic music as 'real music' I could definitely see myself doing some Floyd-esq stuff with this!

Reaper 6 stock, but with a few customizations, thinking about doing a video going over them one of these days

@@Unsequestered Do it. I miss my sliders. 🤣

For sure, this is definitely a step in the right direction, fingers crossed they can get it a bit closer to how it works in Bitwig in the coming 7.xx updates

Same! It felt a bit clunky in that regard. Hope to see little tweaks to improvements as time goes on. With the update frequency and commitment to user input I can definitely see that happening.

Thanks so much 💙💜