5 :)

[Fergler]

Originally Posted by musicbynumbers

This was just a small part of the whole idea but being able to have an overlayed object on the folder/parent track that is editable and effects everything in the folder is highly useful.

..just maybe not to everyone

Basically, it doesn't take anything away but allows you to say edit all drum tracks in one item (read: treat it like it was a stereo mixdown) when in reality it is still all open to editing as usual on a child track basis.

Haha sorry if I came off a bit rude. Perhaps, you should suggest your idea as an augmentation of the already well-faring feature request for different folder types:
http://forum.cockos.com/project.php?issueid=2071

That would satisfy me, as I could ignore your feature, while getting the aspects of that FR that I do want (organization folders).

[whiteaxxxe]

Originally Posted by Tomm

I hear they are skipping 5 and going to 6... there is some technical reason why 5 doesn't work, similar to why windows will skip 9 and go to 10.

Or maybe it's because 5 is the lamest number and 6 is the best.

Windows skips 9 because in german 9 is pronounced "nein", what means "no".

[PitchSlap]

Originally Posted by Fergler

Why... the tracks are RIGHT THERE under it. Why on earth would I move them around on a smaller display when they are right there?

Imagine dozens of tracks with many items of different sizes, automation etc., which may not fit easily on the screen. The whole point is NOT to move the tiny items in the folder track, but to be able to edit/arrange the overview itself (regardless of it's internal complexity) with splitting, copying, pasting etc. all with the same ease as a single track.

It's also a great way to select everything in a folder without cumbersome marquee selection as well as see what's happening inside folders while they're minimized (without changing the height of the tracks themselves). For people like myself with high track counts, it's very helpful.

It's really one of the biggest features I miss from Cubase too. The benefits, while perhaps not clear by the simple picture, become obvious immediately when actually using it...

[Fex]

Originally Posted by whiteaxxxe

Windows skips 9 because in german 9 is pronounced "nein", what means "no".

There are probably several reasons. For one thing, Windows 9x already exists; the term refers to the 1995 to 2000 builds - all versions of 95, 98 and ME.

[HOFX]

VST3

ARA

[HOFX]

Actually, scrub ARA. I used ReaTune the other day for the first time, very, very well impressed!!!

But, VST3, or at least a sidechain work around.

[krahosk]

Originally Posted by HOFX

Actually, scrub ARA. I used ReaTune the other day for the first time, very, very well impressed!!!

But, VST3, or at least a sidechain work around.

ARA, Reatune and pitch edition like Melodyne are each different things.

[Subz]

i'm sure it will go from privet beta to public beta some time soon!


:lol:

[Subz]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152155895858889

[daxliniere]

Originally Posted by Fergler

I hope video editing features are not added until existing bugs + greatly desired audio features are dealt with first. REAPER stands for Rapid Environment for Audio Production, Engineering, and Recording. Video is not mentioned.

Sure, there's no V in REAPER, but consider the next version number... REAPER V

I agree with EvilDragon, video editing is of little interest or use to me.

[Banned]

Originally Posted by Fex

ห้า ห้า ห้า!

[Fex]

Originally Posted by Banned

Somebody got it! :O
On the Thai ex-pat forums, they use 555 as the equivalent of LOL....

[Banned]

Originally Posted by Fex

Somebody got it! :O
On the Thai ex-pat forums, they use 555 as the equivalent of LOL....

Haha yeah, the Thai themselves use it all the time on the webs. Quicker to type, and makes much more sense than "LOL" in their language (in Dutch, however, "lol" actually literally means "fun"). Also try 666 for mean jokes, and "555mæw" (ห้าห้าห้าแมว, pronounce "hah hah hah MAAEEW!") for "LOLcat".

<goes of to make fresh curry paste with pestle and mortar>