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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. :)

I'll test this one! [Edit] Great shortcut, I didn't know about it! 🙏

@@itsoundshuman … and I learn too from your videos haha. Reaper is crazy

Yeah! That can be a really strange feeling. I hope you can still take advantage of the other features, does it have knobs, pads, etc...?

@@itsoundshuman 1 inf. data knob, 3 regular knobs, no pads or faders but that's ok, it was only $50. Keys are a little stiff and velocities are pretty undifferentiated haha. I can always upgrade in 6 months when it breaks!

Hi! That's next week video. Short answer, if you are looking to play more piano arrangement, more keys is a good call. If not, just keep using the Octave buttons. And depending on your keyboard model you can assign different stuff to the controller Faders & knobs. I'll demo that in the video as well. Lmk if you have any other questions. :) Thx for watching. ❣️

Hi, the keyboards video is up. :) Newest one in my Channel.

Thx for sharing. :)

I'm old skool i guess ;) i prefer touch fat knobs 🤤

Couls you add them to you comment with an edit? I'd love to know which ones they are.

Instrument Rack probably is not a good idea for this specific excercise. Since you want to treat this as a Return Track. You could group it using one single Audio Effect Rack, but it's still cluttered since it's just the small Device space. I'd much rather have more Tracks to see and handle the fader, it won't consume more CPU but you can get to them faster and collapse them inside a folder so they don't take more visual space. I'm guessing you didn't finish the video? I show several examples.

Thanks Will! It's amazing how much you can spread a sound just change a chord or two. ❣️

Ey qué tal! Gracias por comentar , espero puedas aprovechar ese y más. Sí, tengo mi estudio de Mezcla y Máster. Si quieres que revisemos algo de tu proyecto con todo gusto mándame mensaje por Insta. @juanchis.investigadorsonoro o @itsoundshuman_juanchis

Thx Davi! Is there any video / topic you want me to approach? You have been watching & supporting since the beginning. ❣️

@@itsoundshuman just do what you do best^^

Thx for watching & such kind words. ❣️

@@itsoundshuman bless up homie

It's ReaperTips theme but I modded a couple of things. I have it linked in the description of the video.

With some modifications, meter coloring for example.

Happy to help! ❣️ Punch in can be a pain 😅