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How do you slice midi notes? Or clips in the arrangement view? Is there a shortcut?

There is a workaround of course if there isn't, but it would be faster I think if there are direct tools.
Using: Cubase Pro 15, Bitwig 5, Tascam US-4x4HR, MODX6, DM12D, LaunchKey 49, Yamaha guitar(Pacifica 612v) and bass (BB234) and some virtual instruments and synths.

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ShawnG wrote:Reaper is not like fight club, because apparently the first rule of Reaper is to never shut the f&@k up about Reaper.
Remember few years back how annoying Live users were, in almost every freaking thread, Live this, Live that, glad they now can see how annoying that was. :lol:
This entire forum is wading through predictions, opinions, barely formed thoughts, drama, and whining. If you don't enjoy that, why are you here? :D ShawnG

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I dunno, I'm a Cubase / Reason guy myself ATM. I own live, but hardly use it. As a fairly neutral observer, I would say on this site at least, I have noticed FAR less Live fanboyism (And many, many detractors, i.e the live pdc thing) than Reaper.

but yeah, saying something bad about Live or Reaper OR saying something good about Reason or Sonar is very much a dicey proposition around here.

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It's crazy how emotional some people get about these kinds of things.

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Yeah. :lol:
This entire forum is wading through predictions, opinions, barely formed thoughts, drama, and whining. If you don't enjoy that, why are you here? :D ShawnG

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MarlaPodolski wrote: Although Reaper is inexpensive, they have spent many months customising and groping and altering and trying to bring the confusing mess of menus and more that they found upon downloading the stock Reaper setup. They discover later that a year has passed with all their tweaking, yet they have recorded little or nothing. They discover that Reaper is truly lacking in many modern DAW features, and that the rate of modernizing by its devs is a snail's pace and most user requests are constantly ignored. What to do?
basically Reaper working same way as the other DAWs, customization (setting shortkeys, toolbars) takes 1-2 day (just because u gonna play with the custom scripts a bit for sure :D ) the major issue is the absence of the automation clips (EDM related), as I see the easiest way currently is creating references to real MIDI files (which will be used by all the clips with the same content) from MIDI clips then duplicate them, automation copying script uses clips (with same name) + envelope track as source (so ghost clips can't be used here)



tried other methods but for me this one seems the fastest
"Where we're workarounding, we don't NEED features." - powermat

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MarlaPodolski wrote:
tooneba wrote: Same goes to Max4Live fanboy. It doesn't appeal to me at all.
No one but YOU are saying anything about Max4 Live here. How funny, too -- you really can't survive in Reaper without adding that SWS thing and, likely, one or two user scripts and further trash.

But you can work furiously fast and forever without ever adding or touching Max4Live in Live 9. I suspect toonba is a closet Reaper fanboy, desparately looking for a snark against Live by mentioning Max4Live, which really isn't being dealt with in this tread at all!
You don't need to be hostile to everyone who posts things you don't like to read. I'm using Live as main and it can be found if you searched. And I haven't touched Reaper for a while. So I was your side but you've gone too far.

It is just showing you are venting your anger to people in KVR and expecting everyone praise your worshiping DAW. Sorry buddy I have zero cult feeling for tools. TIPS: Just go offline if you don't want to be bothered by posts on the internet.

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I used to have a band. Now I have Live and to me it's like a partner in the Session view and also a instrument overall.
A kaleidoscope of little ideas.
I own a license of Reaper but to me it's like LEGO. I find myself always moving bricks around and building little.
I works for others tough.
ABEFLGMOPPRRST :phones:

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NerdMcBoon wrote:It's crazy how emotional some people get about these kinds of things.
I know. My comment was a simple good natured bump of an old joke, not a call to arms. :)

Some take software way too seriously. :hihi:

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tooneba wrote:You don't need to be hostile to everyone who posts things you don't like to read. I'm using Live as main and it can be found if you searched. And I haven't touched Reaper for a while. So I was your side but you've gone too far.

It is just showing you are venting your anger to people in KVR and expecting everyone praise your worshiping DAW. Sorry buddy I have zero cult feeling for tools. TIPS: Just go offline if you don't want to be bothered by posts on the internet.
I'm not hostile to 'everyone who posts things you don't like ...", in your case, just YOU for bringing into this thread yet another subject that wasn't germane at all. I question your tactics as they are suspect.

Confused and retaliating toonboy, don't accuse me of anger, as there is none, more it is just amazement at the immaturity and fanboyism I too often see here. So, "go offline" - you mean quit this forum like so many others have, like all my bandmates or friends have suggested, thinking I was stupid to ever join up here in the first place? Probably good advice, but it doesn't get the offenders here off the hook, does it?

By the way, elsewhere, Yes, I think the names "Cocko" and "Reaper" are incredibly adolescent-sounding. So do the gals I've discussed it with. It's my opinion and I'm sticking to it. Can we return this to a LIVE thread? Why not go start your own Reaper, malcontent, or whatever threads?

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Rofl. You talked with women about DAWs? How did that work out?

Ok, I had your back earlier, Reaper ad nauseum is annoying, especially in a live thread where someone wasnt asking for host advice, and I prefer a daw that decides to have a real identity myself, but you might be going a bit overboard here.

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Wow, this is lovely, and it wasn't me! (the usual excuse :lol: )

I have some counter-punches :D

-I have no idea why reaper is the most polarizing DAW host in history, but there isn't anything wrong with it or people mentioning it. So you don't like/use it, so what? It's not some buggy/crashy POS.

-Max4live: It was SO CRASHY it was unusable. Wasn't even close to being the only one. Maybe they fixed it in the last couple of years? It's a great idea. However, live was a mainstay of mine for a long time. Don't miss it, but it was good to me.

The thing that has been/will always be annoying (and it's never going to stop) is that the only real reason to argue about a host is IF it's not stable. The other stuff is preference.

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MarlaPodolski wrote:I think the names "Cocko" and "Reaper" are incredibly adolescent-sounding. So do the gals I've discussed it with.
Sounds like penis-envy :tu:

BTW, the Cockos name originated from a line in Office Space, a comedy about a software company:
Scene: a bar, after finding out that they are to be laid off
Michael Bolton: Cockos! Samir and I are the best programmers they got at that place. And you, you haven’t been showing up and you get to keep your job.
F E E D
Y O U R
F L O W

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ShawnG wrote:Rofl. You talked with women about DAWs? How did that work out?
Well, I don't know, Shawn. We've been the same all-girl band for the last 4 years, we make a good living at actually doing music, which is more that can probably be said of at least 90% of you here, but stuck in a rather small bus on the road for hours at a time many days, you might be surprised what we talk about.

Want to Rolf? You haven't heard the funniest part yet. The adolescent suggestion was originally the guitarist's thought. She said the only thing Reaper is missing is some silly cartoon character in the DAW's logo wearing a hooded affair and having a Scream-type face and sickle in his boney hand. ... Or maybe it needs a dinosaur in the logo, like a T-Rex. Some fun boy stuff to really sell it.

Speaking of which, on the rare occasions we are cut loose after to party with the other band of the night or can head to some local band or musicians' house to jam or just party, we sometimes get a look at the "room with the gear" - the recording system off the living room. We have yet to find a licensed version of Reaper. Why do you think that is? When asked about that, our hosts always give the same sort of sheepish look and reply. 'Oh, uh, I've only had it a few months (another housemate will usually confirm "years" soonafter). I'll be buying a license soon!'

Uh, huh. I certainly do understand part of Reaper's popularly. Needs a dinosaur or cartoon figure to really put it over the top.

Now, feel free to post more boring vids and 5 and 7-step procedures for doing in Reaper what Live and most modern DAWs can do in one click. Bore us all to tears for another page or two, but I think we've all checked out already.

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MarlaPodolski wrote:Want to Rolf?
:hyper: :hyper:

As long as you mean this:

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and not this :scared: :scared:

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