Is there a full repository of all these instruments anywhere? It seems like there must be more than what I see on GitHub. Most specifically, I'm looking for Met Ark 1-5 SINE versions (not Kontakt). Plus other SINE libraries like Jxl brass,perc, Tallinn, Salu, modus?
Yep, I know this one as I mentioned. It's just the Met Arks are wrong so I'm assuming they're the Kontakt versions. I'm looking for SINE versions.reaticulate/userbanks at master · jtackaberry/reaticulate
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The OTR download package has all of the Ark reabanks included as well as VEPro projects and track templates for them. www.orchestraltemplateforreaper.comYep, I know this one as I mentioned. It's just the Met Arks are wrong so I'm assuming they're the Kontakt versions. I'm looking for SINE versions.
You could open up the Kontakt ones and revise them as needed.Yep, I know this one as I mentioned. It's just the Met Arks are wrong so I'm assuming they're the Kontakt versions. I'm looking for SINE versions.
Ah, perfect, Thank you! (I did prune the list manually down from 1400+ instruments.)The OTR download package has all of the Ark reabanks included as well as VEPro projects and track templates for them. www.orchestraltemplateforreaper.com
You're welcome! Glad that worked for you. It wouldn't hurt anything to just copy/paste the whole list into your reaticulate.reabank file... unless you are just wanting to keep it streamlined. It would save you some filtering for sure. ha.Ah, perfect, Thank you! (I did prune the list manually down from 1400+ instruments.)
Will these eventually be added to the official Reaticulate GitHub list? It would be nice to be able to grab an individual product from the list when I bought it, rather than sorting through the complete catalog.
local articulationID = 1
local cmdlist = reaper.GetExtState("reaticulate", "command")
local cmd = ' activate_articulation=' .. articulationID .. ',' .. articulationID .. ',2,127,1'
reaper.defer(function()
reaper.SetExtState("reaticulate", "command", (cmdlist or '') .. cmd, false)
end)
So I'm wondering if there is a way to make it work when Reaticulate is closed.
Is there a way for me to isolate the script for the docking command toggle in Reaticulate so that I can include it in a custom screenset action?
That would be amazing - right click on a note and choose the articulation from a context menu? Would the reabank format need extending to include menu hierarchy?another idea I have to support a quick popup one-shot picklist for articulations that could be used from the MIDI editor.
I don't believe REAPER provides ReaScripts this level of extensibility. So it would be more along the lines of running an action, which you can bind a custom shortcut to, which would pop up a window to insert an articulation.right click on a note and choose the articulation from a context menu? Would the reabank format need extending to include menu hierarchy?
This unfortunately requires REAPER support which doesn't exist. And then if it ever did exist, it would require a pretty major rewrite of Reaticulate to take advantage of it.Another feature that would be amazing is if the articulation was attached to the note head, and moved with the note head.
Is there something like a noteChange event that you can subscribe to, and look to see if a note with a start time the same as a PC event for reaticulate is changing start time, then amend the PC start time too?I don't believe REAPER provides ReaScripts this level of extensibility. So it would be more along the lines of running an action, which you can bind a custom shortcut to, which would pop up a window to insert an articulation.
It would only show articulations for the banks assigned to the currently selected track so I don't think a hierarchical display would be needed there.
This unfortunately requires REAPER support which doesn't exist. And then if it ever did exist, it would require a pretty major rewrite of Reaticulate to take advantage of it.
REAPER gets frustratingly close with custom notation events but not quite there in terms of the required features, and unfortunately as it's currently implemented the UX would be quite bad. I've written about this a while back if you're interested in the details, but suffice it to say I believe the current approach used by Reaticulate remains the least of the available evils, despite its obvious shortcomings.