Sync recording in Reaper

polymod

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Mar 18, 2011, 12:56:35 PM3/18/11

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I positing this question for a a friend who has recently purchased Reaper.
He's looking to transfer some sequences from his Korg workstation into
Reaper.

I've done this a thousand times between my Korg and Sonar using the Midi
Sync mode. (In this mode Sonar waits for the Play button on the Korg to be
pressed before recording).

I'm sure a program as sophisticated as Reaper can do this....I just can't
find it.

Right now he's trying to do it manually which is a pita.

Poly

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polymod

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Mar 18, 2011, 1:35:56 PM3/18/11

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"Glennbo" wrote in message
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The killer robot "polymod" <pol...@optonline.net> grabbed the controls
of the spaceship cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons...

>Right click the play button and you'll get options to sync to an external
>source, such as Midi Time Code, Song Position Pointer, ASIO timecode, and
>SMTPE Linear Timecode etc.

>Also, there is an option to explode midi channels to individual tracks on
>the Item Processing menu such that they might be able to import the whole
>song/sequence to one single track in one single take, then run the explode
>multichannel midi to single channel multi tracks function to put the
>individual parts by midi channel to individual tracks.

Thanks!
I'll pass this info along!

I'll be tryin' it myself<g>

Poly

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polymod

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Mar 18, 2011, 2:04:24 PM3/18/11

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"Glennbo" wrote in message
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>For audio tracks, if you install ReaRoute, it shows up as a multichannel
>ASIO device that in Sonar you set as the output with each track on it's own
>ReaRoute channel, and in Reaper you set an equal number of audio tracks
>into record ready, each one receiving on different ReaRoute channels such
>that you can suck up all the audio to individual tracks in one shot.

hehe....haven't gotten that far yet!

Thanks!

Poly

Sue Morton

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Mar 22, 2011, 4:52:50 PM3/22/11

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Yeah well and don't you ever forget who told you ReaRoute was there :-D

That feature alone has been worth the price of Reaper many times over
for me.
--
Sue Morton

"Glennbo"

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polymod

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Mar 22, 2011, 5:48:39 PM3/22/11

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"Glennbo" wrote in message
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The killer robot "Sue Morton" <867-...@domain.invalid> grabbed the

controls of the spaceship cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons...

> Yeah well and don't you ever forget who told you ReaRoute was there :-D

>
> That feature alone has been worth the price of Reaper many times over
> for me.

>And now we all can get our kicks on ReaRoute 66!!! ;)

>BTW, have you tried the alpha? It's pretty cool!

No, but I've tried alpha bits.
They're great with cold milk in the morning <g>

Poly

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polymod

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Mar 23, 2011, 8:54:52 AM3/23/11

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"Glennbo" wrote in message
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In news:4d891932$0$13438$607e...@cv.net the killer robot "polymod"
<pol...@optonline.net> grabbed the controls of the spaceship

cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons...

> The killer robot "Sue Morton" <867-...@domain.invalid> grabbed the
> controls of the spaceship cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons...
>
>> Yeah well and don't you ever forget who told you ReaRoute was there
>> :-D
>>
>> That feature alone has been worth the price of Reaper many times over
>> for me.
>
>>And now we all can get our kicks on ReaRoute 66!!! ;)
>
>>BTW, have you tried the alpha? It's pretty cool!
>
> No, but I've tried alpha bits.
> They're great with cold milk in the morning <g>

>You ever pour a bowl of 'em and just as you go for the first bite,
>you look down and see a sooper sekret message like this? ;)

>http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3081/3216627873_2b6faa0a94_m.jpg

ROTF ! ! !
A good laugh to start my day!

Poly