These videos could appear to some as mundane, but they are most certainly not, as Reaper has soooo many features and capabilities that it's hard to keep up with. I find that I need to go back to your videos from time to time for a reference, kind of like, "Hey, I remember something about Reaper being able to do such and such, but I don't remember how to do it. This vdeos are most helpful.
Thank you for this super clear and clean explanation. Really helpful to someone new like me. Your instructional videos are both helpful and reflect how great this program is.
Amazing! Thanks Kenny! Have you done a video on Cycle Actions in Reaper? Specifically the statements section? I find that bit so confusing and its hard to find much info on cycle actions past just using the "step" commands which is easy enough to understand
The title should probably mention version 7.20, and not 7.2. The MIDI Devices tab was split into separate (MIDI Input Devices and MIDI Output Devices) tabs in 7.20.
@@Roy_1 Up to and including REAPER 7.19 there was only a single "MIDI Devices" tab in the preferences. In version 7.20 it was split into two separate tabs - "MIDI Inputs" and "MIDI Outputs". The REAPER version shown in this video is 7.20 (the latest at the moment), whereas the video title says "... in REAPER 7.2 or newer", but should probably be "... in REAPER 7.20 or newer".
@@allthesame500 Version number is NOT a fraction, even though it may look like one. The title was confusing to me, so it is very likely confusing to some others, and better be fixed. Not all musicians are mathematicians, after all.
These videos could appear to some as mundane, but they are most certainly not, as Reaper has soooo many features and capabilities that it's hard to keep up with. I find that I need to go back to your videos from time to time for a reference, kind of like, "Hey, I remember something about Reaper being able to do such and such, but I don't remember how to do it. This vdeos are most helpful.
Thank you
Thank you for this super clear and clean explanation. Really helpful to someone new like me. Your instructional videos are both helpful and reflect how great this program is.
Thank you :)
Best reference! Thank you Kenny.
Thank you :)
Thank you so much for this video.
Really helpful, thank you!
Just what I needed, thanks!
Amazing! Thanks Kenny! Have you done a video on Cycle Actions in Reaper? Specifically the statements section? I find that bit so confusing and its hard to find much info on cycle actions past just using the "step" commands which is easy enough to understand
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The title should probably mention version 7.20, and not 7.2. The MIDI Devices tab was split into separate (MIDI Input Devices and MIDI Output Devices) tabs in 7.20.
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bro, the two version you mentioned are the same mathematically speaking, maybe you mean 7.02
@@Roy_1 Up to and including REAPER 7.19 there was only a single "MIDI Devices" tab in the preferences. In version 7.20 it was split into two separate tabs - "MIDI Inputs" and "MIDI Outputs". The REAPER version shown in this video is 7.20 (the latest at the moment), whereas the video title says "... in REAPER 7.2 or newer", but should probably be "... in REAPER 7.20 or newer".
@@allthesame500 Version number is NOT a fraction, even though it may look like one. The title was confusing to me, so it is very likely confusing to some others, and better be fixed. Not all musicians are mathematicians, after all.
I fixed it for you. Thanks.