I'd love to know how to use BFD three with reaper as a replacement drum trigger that is also lost sensitive so there are some new answers to the heads beyond volume variations… Anyone any ideas?
is there way to do it like. Click parameter and show last touched parameter while using shortcut., I think the confusion is that there are too many actions, and learning them is time consuming, I think reaper is cpu friendly ,but to learn this and make all the commands is taking lots of time :O Is there any way to learn the main shortcuts, actions copy from other daws?
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Another really timely tutorial for me! I've understood automation from a conceptual level for a while now but have been a little intimidated by it.
Quick and clear. Love it!
You make really outstanding Reaper tutorials, thank you very much !
Warm regards from Holland.
I found this video!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!
Nice ... learned something new and done in a good way Adam. Thank you.
Thanks
🎉🎉🎉 very good tutorial on Reaper 🎉🎉🎉
I'd love to know how to use BFD three with reaper as a replacement drum trigger that is also lost sensitive so there are some new answers to the heads beyond volume variations… Anyone any ideas?
is there way to do it like. Click parameter and show last touched parameter while using shortcut., I think the confusion is that there are too many actions, and learning them is time consuming, I think reaper is cpu friendly ,but to learn this and make all the commands is taking lots of time :O Is there any way to learn the main shortcuts, actions copy from other daws?