esencia
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Interesting...I've tried other DAWs, even Pro Tools. I just keep going back to Reaper.
may I ask you why?
are you using it for audio only or for midi productions?
Interesting...I've tried other DAWs, even Pro Tools. I just keep going back to Reaper.
ok. Thank you very much. What MIDI filter plugin do you recommend me to use?
so your MIDI filter should be placed after kontakt in the FX chain ?MIDI item is always last, track envelopes are before it.
not working :(No, before Kontakt, but after ReaControlMIDI.
:(Hm, beats me.
At this point you might just wanna draw the envelopes manually? Because using a MIDI controller on a plugin that itself sends out MIDI (ReaControlMIDI in this case) is not happening without problems, apparently. You'd likely need a different sort of controller, like Faderport, which can use Mackie controller, and which would be used as MIDI input for control messages in Reaper (these don't get recorded to tracks, they are just for MIDI learning plugin and track controls, and automating them)...
Personally I don't bother with ReaControlMIDI, I just use the MIDI editor's CC lanes. With some mouse modifier tweaking and a few scripts it's really good to use.
Hm, beats me.
Personally I don't bother with ReaControlMIDI, I just use the MIDI editor's CC lanes. With some mouse modifier tweaking and a few scripts it's really good to use.
That has nothing to do with expression maps. MIDI editor in Reaper doesn't support envelope-like editing, this is why ReaControlMIDI is there. I doubt this is ever going to change.
Here's the thing: when you use ReaControlMIDI, you should NOT MIDI learn ReaControlMIDI's CC sliders to the same CCs they are supposed to send out. You will get duplicate information (both recorded in RCM's envelope and within MIDI editor). The solution could be using DIFFERENT CC numbers for MIDI learning, then filtering them out after ReaControlMIDI using a JS FX MIDI filter loaded after RCM. Or just using host automation on RCM's CC sliders instead.
So maybe Esencia, try again. It works great with faders and ReaMIDIControl. also, take a look at excellent Tack's solution :
Using it for everything. I love how custimizable it is. It just seems intuitive to me --but maybe because it's what I started with?Interesting...
may I ask you why?
are you using it for audio only or for midi productions?