Script Request Sticky?

[De555u]

I found export regions in ReaPack for use in Davinci Resolve, but didn't find export for Izotope RX. Standard export regions that Reaper has is certainly not suitable.

May be I just didn't see it, but if this really isn't there yet, it will be wonderful. The following are examples of exporting regions from Reaper and from RX.

[Dragonetti]

Hi
If anyone has a idea, I would be very interested.

Starting point
items without gaps


Conditions of the script
1. the number of selected items remains the same
2. the limits , first item start to last item end always stays the same.
3. as less as possible dragin or buttons etc.(at most 4)
4. All tracks should be treated equally.
5. the craziest length manipulation that would be conceivable.(math curves types?)

I would be willing to donate.

[PitchSlap]

I'd love if there was an action to round the gain of selected tracks/items to the nearest dB or 0.5dB.

I'm a bit OCD so random numbers like 5.92dB and 3.41dB get on my nerves.

[Milney32]

Hi All,

Thanks for taking the time to read.

On the hunt for a script process to do the following;

1. Normalize all items individually to -6dbTP (script already exists)
2. Grab the individual values that each item has been adjusted by.
3. Insert a 'Volume Adjustment' plugin into the Track FX Chain with the inverse value that the item on that track was adjusted. ex if the item was -4.5db to normalize then the plugin would apply +4.5db on the track that item is on.

The projects I'm working on only have 1 item per track if this makes the process easier.

Big <3

EDIT:
Contacted XRaym through their website and had a script written and straight over for a reasonable price, very happy customer.

[vsthem]

Hey all. Would anyone be willing to put a script together to nudge up and down 1db Master Output 2? Actions already exist to nudge Master Output 1. The use case for this is that I have keyboard shortcuts assigned to the actions for Master Output 1. This controls my speaker levels. I'd love to have keyboard shortcuts to control my headphone level, which is currently on Master Output 2.

Happy to donate as well!

Thanks either way!

[Edgemeal]

Originally Posted by vsthem

Hey all. Would anyone be willing to put a script together to nudge up and down 1db Master Output 2? Actions already exist to nudge Master Output 1. The use case for this is that I have keyboard shortcuts assigned to the actions for Master Output 1. This controls my speaker levels. I'd love to have keyboard shortcuts to control my headphone level, which is currently on Master Output 2.

Happy to donate as well!

Thanks either way!

Try these, if they work, donate link is in signiture.

[vsthem]

brilliant! thanks!

[Edgemeal]

Originally Posted by vsthem

brilliant! thanks!

Thanks for donation, I added undo-block to scripts so their shown correctly in Undo History.

[mcf]

I'd love to have a script that writes these settings, which are accessible in the snap/grid settings dialog:

[x] snap relative to grid (on/off/toggle already avail as Actions)
[x] snap to grid at any distance
[x] snap media to nearby media items
[pulldown] Media items snap at:

Is this possible? I have two states that I need to switch between, so guess I would save two versions of the script and assign a key to each. In my case I'd need it to toggle the three checkboxes and switch the pulldown between "mouse position dependent" and "only snap at start/snap offset." I see all the relevant config strings here: https://mespotin.uber.space/Ultrasch...l#projshowgrid

Why as a script? When I'm using midi items and audio items in a project together, I really want to swap between the snapping behavior I'm used to in Reaper (for audio) and the snapping behavior I'm used to in Reason (for midi, where dragging clips around always keeps them in time with the grid). I want to switch this constantly and it doesn't feel viable to open the settings dialog and click five different places every time.

If realtime config changes are possible via script, maybe someone could point me toward an implementation and I can try to adapt it to what I need? I feel weird asking someone to just make the thing I want for me. Though maybe it's trivial and/or folks on this thread build this kind of thing for fun. Thought I'd ask!

[buddhajuke]

Looking for a JSFX for the input of a midi track. Track receives Sysex, and spits out a MIDI CC.

Ideally the conversions would be in a plain text file, so it's easy for the user (me or anyone else) to edit. There will be a lot of conversions since my kb has a different sysex for every channel and every value.

sysex-to-cc-conversions.txt - editablie

SYSEXF042306000010600005200F7     MIDICH01CC40VAL120
SYSEXF042306000010600005200F7     MIDICH01CC40VAL119
SYSEXF042306829384700005200F7     MIDICH01CC40VAL081

[hans]

Script requests for Routing!

"Set selected tracks channels to 6 channels"

"Send Parent Channels from xx to xx"

[nofish]

In ReaPack there's already 'Add stretch markers to selected items at tempo markers' by X-Raym.
I'd need a variant that does the same but based on project markers instead of tempo markers.

[Edgemeal]

Originally Posted by mcf

I'd love to have a script that writes these settings, which are accessible in the snap/grid settings dialog:

Have a look here on how to toggle/enable/disable those (Integer) settings,
https://forum.cockos.com/showpost.ph...52&postcount=2

for Example,

-- Toggle 'Snap to grid at any distance'
reaper.SNM_SetIntConfigVar("projshowgrid", reaper.SNM_GetIntConfigVar("projshowgrid", -666)~1024)

For REAPER 'Main' Actions you can use Main_OnCommand() with Command ID,..

reaper.Main_OnCommand(41054, 0) -- Item edit: Toggle relative grid snap

Happy coding!

[vsthem]

I'm working on a project with a lot of subprojects. I'd love a script that has them all open at once in new tabs. Sequentially by where they are in the timeline. It's pretty tedious to have to open them 1 by 1 every time I open my main project. Happy to donate!

[MusoBob]

I have this JSFX and it shows the midi chord being played.



EDIT: This did it
just put this at the bottom with all the chords needed

    chordkey = slider1;
    chordtype = slider2;
    chordbass = slider3;
    chordkey == 2 && chordtype == 9 ? midisend(0, $x90, 13, 127);

and mute the thru with a 0
midisend(offset,msg1,0); // other send thru

I just want to send one note 0 C-2 out if the slider1= C
or send one note 21 A-1 out if slider1= A and slider2= m

I don't want any other notes going thru.

desc: Shows current playing Chord (1.01)
// Copyright 2008 mbncp

slider1:0<0,0,0{--,C,C#,D,Eb,E,F,F#,G,G#,A,Bb,B}>Chord Key
//slider2:0<0,0,0{--,Maj,Maj6,Maj7,Maj7(#11),Maj9,Maj7(9),Maj6(9),aug,min,min6,min7,min7b5,min(9),min7(9),min7(11),minMaj7,minMaj7(9),dim,dim7,7,7sus4,7b5,7(9),7(#11),7(13),7(b9),7(b13),7(#9),Maj7aug,7aug,1+5,sus4,sus2}>Chord type
slider2:0<0,0,0{--, ,6,Maj7,M7#11,add9,M7_9,69,aug,m,m6,m7,m7b5,madd9,m7_9,m7_11,mM7,mM7_9,dim,dim7,7,7sus4,7b5,7_9,7#11,7_13,7b9,7b13,7#9,M7aug,7aug,5,sus4,sus2}>Chord type
slider3:0<0,0,0{--,C,C#,D,Eb,E,F,F#,G,G#,A,Bb,B}>Chord Bass

@init
keycount = 0;
chordkeys = 0;
lastchordkeys = 0;
chordkeyscount = 0;
firstkeytime = 0;
lastkeytime = 0;

a_pl_keys = 128;
a_keys = 256;
a_xKey = 268;
a_oKey = 280;

memset(a_keys, 0, 12);
a_xKey[0]=2047;a_xKey[1]=3071;a_xKey[2]=3583;a_xKey[3]=3839;a_xKey[4]=3967;a_xKey[5]=4031;a_xKey[6]=4063;a_xKey[7]=4079;a_xKey[8]=4087;a_xKey[9]=4091;a_xKey[10]=4093;a_xKey[11]=4094;
a_oKey[0]=2048;a_oKey[1]=1024;a_oKey[2]=512;a_oKey[3]=256;a_oKey[4]=128;a_oKey[5]=64;a_oKey[6]=32;a_oKey[7]=16;a_oKey[8]=8;a_oKey[9]=4;a_oKey[10]=2;a_oKey[11]=1;

//---- gendata
cv = 300;
cd = 513;
ci = 726;
kl = 939;
kh = 951;
cv[0]=2064;cv[1]=2112;cv[2]=2057;cv[3]=2060;cv[4]=2068;cv[5]=2068;cv[6]=2072;cv[7]=2084;cv[8]=2088;cv[9]=2114;cv[10]=2114;cv[11]=2116;cv[12]=2120;cv[13]=2128;cv[14]=2128;cv[15]=2177;cv[16]=2178;cv[17]=2180;cv[18]=2184;cv[19]=2184;cv[20]=2184;cv[21]=2192;cv[22]=2305;cv[23]=2306;cv[24]=2306;cv[25]=2308;cv[26]=2312;cv[27]=2320;cv[28]=2336;cv[29]=2432;cv[30]=2576;cv[31]=2576;cv[32]=2592;cv[33]=2624;cv[34]=2624;cv[35]=3076;cv[36]=3136;cv[37]=3200;cv[38]=2061;cv[39]=2069;cv[40]=2074;cv[41]=2089;cv[42]=2090;cv[43]=2092;cv[44]=2122;cv[45]=2122;cv[46]=2130;cv[47]=2132;cv[48]=2136;cv[49]=2152;cv[50]=2181;cv[51]=2182;cv[52]=2185;cv[53]=2186;cv[54]=2188;cv[55]=2193;cv[56]=2194;cv[57]=2196;cv[58]=2196;cv[59]=2200;cv[60]=2210;cv[61]=2210;cv[62]=2212;cv[63]=2212;cv[64]=2216;cv[65]=2244;cv[66]=2248;cv[67]=2309;cv[68]=2314;cv[69]=2321;cv[70]=2322;cv[71]=2322;cv[72]=2324;
cd[0]=31;cd[1]=31;cd[2]=29;cd[3]=16;cd[4]=2;cd[5]=11;cd[6]=3;cd[7]=18;cd[8]=20;cd[9]=32;cd[10]=33;cd[11]=1;cd[12]=9;cd[13]=32;cd[14]=33;cd[15]=3;cd[16]=20;cd[17]=9;cd[18]=8;cd[19]=8;cd[20]=8;cd[21]=1;cd[22]=16;cd[23]=11;cd[24]=2;cd[25]=18;cd[26]=1;cd[27]=9;cd[28]=18;cd[29]=29;cd[30]=33;cd[31]=32;cd[32]=20;cd[33]=11;cd[34]=2;cd[35]=29;cd[36]=3;cd[37]=16;cd[38]=17;cd[39]=14;cd[40]=6;cd[41]=28;cd[42]=23;cd[43]=26;cd[44]=7;cd[45]=15;cd[46]=21;cd[47]=5;cd[48]=13;cd[49]=25;cd[50]=13;cd[51]=25;cd[52]=29;cd[53]=30;cd[54]=16;cd[55]=3;cd[56]=20;cd[57]=11;cd[58]=2;cd[59]=29;cd[60]=22;cd[61]=22;cd[62]=10;cd[63]=12;cd[64]=30;cd[65]=3;cd[66]=16;cd[67]=26;cd[68]=5;cd[69]=16;cd[70]=11;cd[71]=2;cd[72]=12;
cs[0]=0;cs[1]=7;cs[2]=0;cs[3]=3;cs[4]=0;cs[5]=3;cs[6]=4;cs[7]=6;cs[8]=4;cs[9]=7;cs[10]=2;cs[11]=7;cs[12]=7;cs[13]=0;cs[14]=7;cs[15]=0;cs[16]=0;cs[17]=3;cs[18]=4;cs[19]=0;cs[20]=8;cs[21]=0;cs[22]=0;cs[23]=0;cs[24]=9;cs[25]=3;cs[26]=4;cs[27]=0;cs[28]=0;cs[29]=8;cs[30]=0;cs[31]=5;cs[32]=10;cs[33]=10;cs[34]=7;cs[35]=11;cs[36]=11;cs[37]=11;cs[38]=3;cs[39]=3;cs[40]=4;cs[41]=4;cs[42]=4;cs[43]=4;cs[44]=4;cs[45]=7;cs[46]=0;cs[47]=7;cs[48]=7;cs[49]=4;cs[50]=3;cs[51]=0;cs[52]=0;cs[53]=0;cs[54]=3;cs[55]=0;cs[56]=0;cs[57]=3;cs[58]=0;cs[59]=4;cs[60]=0;cs[61]=6;cs[62]=3;cs[63]=6;cs[64]=4;cs[65]=7;cs[66]=7;cs[67]=1;cs[68]=4;cs[69]=0;cs[70]=0;cs[71]=9;cs[72]=3;
cv[73]=2324;cv[74]=2328;cv[75]=2338;cv[76]=2338;cv[77]=2340;cv[78]=2340;cv[79]=2340;cv[80]=2340;cv[81]=2344;cv[82]=2370;cv[83]=2372;cv[84]=2376;cv[85]=2376;cv[86]=2384;cv[87]=2384;cv[88]=2434;cv[89]=2440;cv[90]=2566;cv[91]=2570;cv[92]=2578;cv[93]=2578;cv[94]=2580;cv[95]=2593;cv[96]=2594;cv[97]=2596;cv[98]=2600;cv[99]=2600;cv[100]=2626;cv[101]=2628;cv[102]=2628;cv[103]=2632;cv[104]=2632;cv[105]=2640;cv[106]=2656;cv[107]=2689;cv[108]=2690;cv[109]=2692;cv[110]=2692;cv[111]=2696;cv[112]=2704;cv[113]=2720;cv[114]=2752;cv[115]=2817;cv[116]=2818;cv[117]=2832;cv[118]=2848;cv[119]=3078;cv[120]=3082;cv[121]=3092;cv[122]=3138;cv[123]=3140;cv[124]=3144;cv[125]=3202;cv[126]=3208;cv[127]=3344;cv[128]=3392;cv[129]=3456;cv[130]=2138;cv[131]=2189;cv[132]=2197;cv[133]=2198;cv[134]=2202;cv[135]=2225;cv[136]=2226;cv[137]=2245;cv[138]=2260;cv[139]=2264;cv[140]=2330;cv[141]=2341;cv[142]=2345;cv[143]=2346;
cd[73]=10;cd[74]=3;cd[75]=12;cd[76]=10;cd[77]=19;cd[78]=19;cd[79]=19;cd[80]=19;cd[81]=20;cd[82]=21;cd[83]=20;cd[84]=2;cd[85]=11;cd[86]=15;cd[87]=7;cd[88]=28;cd[89]=29;cd[90]=6;cd[91]=23;cd[92]=15;cd[93]=7;cd[94]=21;cd[95]=25;cd[96]=30;cd[97]=20;cd[98]=22;cd[99]=22;cd[100]=5;cd[101]=11;cd[102]=2;cd[103]=10;cd[104]=12;cd[105]=21;cd[106]=28;cd[107]=6;cd[108]=23;cd[109]=15;cd[110]=7;cd[111]=30;cd[112]=5;cd[113]=23;cd[114]=14;cd[115]=17;cd[116]=14;cd[117]=13;cd[118]=26;cd[119]=17;cd[120]=14;cd[121]=28;cd[122]=13;cd[123]=29;cd[124]=3;cd[125]=26;cd[126]=16;cd[127]=25;cd[128]=6;cd[129]=17;cd[130]=15;cd[131]=17;cd[132]=14;cd[133]=25;cd[134]=27;cd[135]=4;cd[136]=24;cd[137]=4;cd[138]=6;cd[139]=17;cd[140]=6;cd[141]=26;cd[142]=28;cd[143]=23;
cs[73]=0;cs[74]=4;cs[75]=0;cs[76]=9;cs[77]=3;cs[78]=9;cs[79]=6;cs[80]=0;cs[81]=4;cs[82]=7;cs[83]=7;cs[84]=4;cs[85]=7;cs[86]=0;cs[87]=9;cs[88]=0;cs[89]=8;cs[90]=2;cs[91]=2;cs[92]=5;cs[93]=2;cs[94]=10;cs[95]=10;cs[96]=10;cs[97]=10;cs[98]=10;cs[99]=4;cs[100]=2;cs[101]=10;cs[102]=7;cs[103]=7;cs[104]=10;cs[105]=5;cs[106]=10;cs[107]=0;cs[108]=0;cs[109]=3;cs[110]=0;cs[111]=8;cs[112]=0;cs[113]=10;cs[114]=10;cs[115]=0;cs[116]=0;cs[117]=0;cs[118]=10;cs[119]=2;cs[120]=2;cs[121]=3;cs[122]=2;cs[123]=11;cs[124]=11;cs[125]=0;cs[126]=11;cs[127]=9;cs[128]=11;cs[129]=11;cs[130]=7;cs[131]=3;cs[132]=3;cs[133]=0;cs[134]=0;cs[135]=0;cs[136]=0;cs[137]=7;cs[138]=7;cs[139]=7;cs[140]=4;cs[141]=1;cs[142]=4;cs[143]=4;
cv[144]=2348;cv[145]=2373;cv[146]=2378;cv[147]=2378;cv[148]=2380;cv[149]=2386;cv[150]=2386;cv[151]=2388;cv[152]=2392;cv[153]=2404;cv[154]=2408;cv[155]=2450;cv[156]=2472;cv[157]=2582;cv[158]=2597;cv[159]=2598;cv[160]=2604;cv[161]=2630;cv[162]=2634;cv[163]=2642;cv[164]=2642;cv[165]=2644;cv[166]=2644;cv[167]=2660;cv[168]=2693;cv[169]=2697;cv[170]=2705;cv[171]=2706;cv[172]=2708;cv[173]=2708;cv[174]=2724;cv[175]=2756;cv[176]=2833;cv[177]=2834;cv[178]=2840;cv[179]=2852;cv[180]=2856;cv[181]=2884;cv[182]=2896;cv[183]=3142;cv[184]=3146;cv[185]=3160;cv[186]=3170;cv[187]=3218;cv[188]=3220;cv[189]=3234;cv[190]=3346;cv[191]=3394;cv[192]=3396;cv[193]=3400;cv[194]=3464;cv[195]=2261;cv[196]=2389;cv[197]=2394;cv[198]=2646;cv[199]=2709;cv[200]=2732;cv[201]=2737;cv[202]=2738;cv[203]=2758;cv[204]=2762;cv[205]=2772;cv[206]=2842;cv[207]=2858;cv[208]=2898;cv[209]=3178;cv[210]=3242;cv[211]=3402;cv[212]=3416;
cd[144]=26;cd[145]=24;cd[146]=7;cd[147]=15;cd[148]=28;cd[149]=15;cd[150]=7;cd[151]=23;cd[152]=14;cd[153]=26;cd[154]=25;cd[155]=28;cd[156]=27;cd[157]=15;cd[158]=25;cd[159]=27;cd[160]=24;cd[161]=6;cd[162]=23;cd[163]=15;cd[164]=7;cd[165]=7;cd[166]=15;cd[167]=28;cd[168]=15;cd[169]=27;cd[170]=6;cd[171]=23;cd[172]=7;cd[173]=15;cd[174]=23;cd[175]=14;cd[176]=17;cd[177]=14;cd[178]=4;cd[179]=26;cd[180]=24;cd[181]=25;cd[182]=15;cd[183]=17;cd[184]=14;cd[185]=4;cd[186]=4;cd[187]=26;cd[188]=28;cd[189]=24;cd[190]=25;cd[191]=15;cd[192]=27;cd[193]=6;cd[194]=17;cd[195]=4;cd[196]=24;cd[197]=15;cd[198]=15;cd[199]=15;cd[200]=24;cd[201]=4;cd[202]=24;cd[203]=4;cd[204]=24;cd[205]=15;cd[206]=4;cd[207]=24;cd[208]=15;cd[209]=4;cd[210]=24;cd[211]=15;cd[212]=4;
cs[144]=4;cs[145]=7;cs[146]=4;cs[147]=7;cs[148]=7;cs[149]=0;cs[150]=9;cs[151]=7;cs[152]=7;cs[153]=7;cs[154]=4;cs[155]=0;cs[156]=4;cs[157]=5;cs[158]=10;cs[159]=10;cs[160]=10;cs[161]=2;cs[162]=2;cs[163]=5;cs[164]=2;cs[165]=7;cs[166]=10;cs[167]=10;cs[168]=3;cs[169]=8;cs[170]=0;cs[171]=0;cs[172]=0;cs[173]=3;cs[174]=10;cs[175]=10;cs[176]=0;cs[177]=0;cs[178]=4;cs[179]=10;cs[180]=4;cs[181]=7;cs[182]=0;cs[183]=2;cs[184]=2;cs[185]=11;cs[186]=6;cs[187]=0;cs[188]=3;cs[189]=6;cs[190]=9;cs[191]=2;cs[192]=7;cs[193]=11;cs[194]=11;cs[195]=7;cs[196]=7;cs[197]=7;cs[198]=5;cs[199]=3;cs[200]=10;cs[201]=0;cs[202]=0;cs[203]=2;cs[204]=2;cs[205]=10;cs[206]=4;cs[207]=4;cs[208]=0;cs[209]=6;cs[210]=6;cs[211]=2;cs[212]=11;
kl[0]=-1;kl[1]=-1;kl[2]=0;kl[3]=2;kl[4]=38;kl[5]=130;kl[6]=195;kl[7]=-1;kl[8]=-1;kl[9]=-1;kl[10]=-1;kl[11]=-1;
kh[0]=-1;kh[1]=-1;kh[2]=1;kh[3]=37;kh[4]=129;kh[5]=194;kh[6]=212;kh[7]=-1;kh[8]=-1;kh[9]=-1;kh[10]=-1;kh[11]=-1;
//---

//@slider

@block
while
(
	midirecv(offset,msg1,msg23) ?
	(     
		status =  ((msg1 & $xF0) / 16)-8;
		channel = msg1 & $xF;
		dt1 = msg23 & $x7F;
		dt2 = (msg23 / $x100) & $x7F;
		status == 1 && dt2 == 0 ? status = 0;
		status < 1 ? // note off
		(
			n = dt1 % 12;
			a_keys[n]-=1;
			a_keys[n] == 0 ?
			(
				chordkeyscount-=1;
				chordkeys&= a_xKey[n];
			);
			n = 0;
			while
			(
				n < keycount ?
				(
					dt1 == (a_pl_keys[n] & $x7F) ?
					(
						keycount-=1;
						while
						(
							n < keycount ?
							(
								a_pl_keys[n] = a_pl_keys[n+1];
								n+= 1;
							);
						);
					);
					n+=1;
				);
			);
		)
		:
		(
			status < 2 ? //note on
			(
				n = dt1 % 12;
				a_keys[n]+=1;
				a_keys[n] == 1 ?
				(
					chordkeyscount+=1;
					chordkeys|= a_oKey[n];
				);
				n = keycount;
				while
				(     
					n > 0 && dt1 < (a_pl_keys[n-1]&$x7F) ?
					(
						a_pl_keys[n] = a_pl_keys[n-1];
						n-=1;
					);
				);
				keycount+=1;
				a_pl_keys[n] = msg23;
			);
		);
		midisend(offset,msg1,msg23); // other send thru
	);
);

chordkeyscount >=2 && chordkeyscount <= 6 && chordkeys != lastchordkeys ?
(
	crt = 0;
	cid = 0;

	ck = chordkeys;
	while
	(
		ck < 2048 ? ( ck*=2; crt+=1; );
	);
	n = kl[chordkeyscount]; m=kh[chordkeyscount];
	while
	(
		n <= m ?
		(
			ck == cv[n]? 
			(
				l = 13;
				k = (a_pl_keys[0] & $x7F) % 12;
				chb = k;
				while
				(
					ck == cv[n]?
					(
						i = crt - cs[n];
						i < 0 ? i+=12;
						i > 11 ? i-=12;
						i = abs(k - i);
						i <= l ? 
						( 
							j = n; 
							l = i;
						);
						n+=1;
					);
				);
				crt-= cs[j];
				crt < 0 ? crt+=12;
				crt > 12 ? crt-=12;
				cid = cd[j];
				n = m+1;
			)
			:
			(
				n+=1;
			);
		);
	);
	lastchordkeys = chordkeys;
	slider1 = cid == 0 ? 0 : crt+1;
	slider2 = cid;
	slider3 = cid == 0 || crt == chb ? 0 : chb+1;
);

[SNJUK2]

Hi I have request js midi chord plugin like ableton
6 faders with pitch shift -36st to 36 st
if fader 0 - no midi , else + midi note
Thank you so mutch

[hans]

Hi!

I'd like to have 2 scripts that writes actively-writing current values and current values to selected items.

The items are spread out on the timeline and between items I don't want to write automation to.

[sockmonkey72]

Originally Posted by hans

Hi!

I'd like to have a script that writes the actively writing current values to selected items.

The items are spread out on the timeline and between items I don't want to write automation to.

I have a script "sockmonkey72_Add point for current value on visible armed envelopes of selected tracks at edit cursor" which might get really close to what you want.

[mlprod]

Originally Posted by Edgemeal

EDIT: The scripts are now on ReaPack as,
Save selected tracks floating fx windows (4 slots)
Restore tracks floating fx windows (4 slots)

Hi, just dicovered this script, very helpful!
Anyway to make this apply to the master track as well?
Expect a donation=)

[Edgemeal]

Originally Posted by mlprod

Hi, just dicovered this script, very helpful!
Anyway to make this apply to the master track as well?
Expect a donation=)

Not sure when I'll upload to reapack, but here are the updated scripts (v1.02) that support Master track, just replace over current ones.

EDIT This update should show up on ReaPack in a single package as,
"Save and restore selected tracks floating FX windows (4 slots)"

[mlprod]

Originally Posted by Edgemeal

Not sure when I'll upload to reapack, but here are the updated scripts (v1.02) that support Master track, just replace over current ones.

EDIT This update should show up on ReaPack in a single package as,
"Save and restore selected tracks floating FX windows (4 slots)"

Thanks! Donated.

[Edgemeal]

Originally Posted by mlprod

Thanks! Donated.

Thanks for donation, that is very generous

[BenK-msx]

hi people,

i want to prevent too many notes triggering in a short time, i have a footswitch set to trigger a note for a stomp box kick drum situation, and i get the occasional two quick notes instead of one,so i just want to quantize - but not by grid but by 'since last note'

so - if time since last note-on is <N eat that note.

was sure there was an existing js to do this!

any assistance appreciated

[cool]

Hi guys! I have a non-typical task with a table that I don't know how to solve.
I have a table with an arbitrary number of entries. This is the distance between markers in samples. I need to find out the distance between all the markers in the samples (that is, just subtract the next value from the previous one and so on step by step) and write them to a new table. How can i do this?

Source table:

    Input_Table= {
               31.95,
               7993.95,
               16177.95,
               23996.95,
               32294.95,
               41537.95,
               44802.95,
               48955.95,
               57711.95,
               61152.95,
               65235.95,
               73534.95,
               77476.95,
               81592.95,
               86059.95,
               97700.95,
               106193.95,
               114878.95,
               118320.95,
               122402.95
               }

What do I need to get:

    Output_Table= {
               7962 -- (7993.95 minus 31.95)
               8184 -- (16177.95 minus  7993.95)
               7819 -- (23996.95 minus 16177.95)
               etc...
               }

Or maybe it can be described in some kind of mathematical term so that I can google it?

[sockmonkey72]

Originally Posted by cool

Hi guys! I have a non-typical task with a table that I don't know how to solve.
I have a table with an arbitrary number of entries. This is the distance between markers in samples. I need to find out the distance between all the markers in the samples (that is, just subtract the next value from the previous one and so on step by step) and write them to a new table. How can i do this?

Source table:

...

What do I need to get:

    Output_Table= {
               7962 -- (7993.95 minus 31.95)
               8184 -- (16177.95 minus  7993.95)
               7819 -- (23996.95 minus 16177.95)
               etc...
               }

Or maybe it can be described in some kind of mathematical term so that I can google it?

Input_Table= {
               31.95,
               7993.95,
               16177.95,
               23996.95,
               32294.95,
               41537.95,
               44802.95,
               48955.95,
               57711.95,
               61152.95,
               65235.95,
               73534.95,
               77476.95,
               81592.95,
               86059.95,
               97700.95,
               106193.95,
               114878.95,
               118320.95,
               122402.95
               }

Output_Table = {}

for i = 2, #Input_Table do
  local prev_val = Input_Table[i - 1]
  local val = Input_Table[i]
  table.insert(Output_Table, val - prev_val)
end

reaper.ShowConsoleMsg('Output_Table = {\n')
for _, v in ipairs(Output_Table) do
  reaper.ShowConsoleMsg('  '..v..',\n')
end
reaper.ShowConsoleMsg('}\n')

Output_Table = {
  7962.0,
  8184.0,
  7819.0,
  8298.0,
  9243.0,
  3265.0,
  4153.0,
  8756.0,
  3441.0,
  4083.0,
  8299.0,
  3942.0,
  4116.0,
  4467.0,
  11641.0,
  8493.0,
  8685.0,
  3442.0,
  4082.0,
}

[cool]

sockmonkey72,
Amazing! Thanks a lot for the quick response and the simple (in the amount of code) and elegant solution!

[BenK-msx]

re my above request for note blocker within a timeframe https://forum.cockos.com/showpost.ph...postcount=2903

pizmidi midiDuplicateblocker does the trick.

you just have to find the archive of pizmidi plugins and install them.
so a js would be handy to have tbh.

[Mottemania]

Hey you dear people,

am I blind or is there no mouse modifier way to create a razor edit for the clicked item?
Could someone please write me short script for the "item under mouse" or "clicked item" (sorry, no idea).

I just look for a similiar behaviour for the "media bottom half" like it is in protools (yes, I said it )

[jakeman19]

For all those scriptures out there, I'd like to know if there is a script that similar to

"reaper.IsTrackVisible(MediaTrack track, boolean mixer)"
If mixer==true, returns true if the track is visible in the mixer. If mixer==false, returns true if the track is visible in the track control panel.

This script seems to still be tied to the TCP, and I'm hoping for a way a script gets a result ONLY from the MCP.

I've tried using the chatGPT to create a script that selects the next 7 visible tracks in the MCP, keeping current selection. It always seems to select children tracks that are not visible in the MCP.

If someone could steer me in the right direction that would be terrific.

Jd

[jakeman19]

Originally Posted by Mottemania

Hey you dear people,

am I blind or is there no mouse modifier way to create a razor edit for the clicked item?
Could someone please write me short script for the "item under mouse" or "clicked item" (sorry, no idea).

I just look for a similiar behaviour for the "media bottom half" like it is in protools (yes, I said it )

See if one of these help:
https://www.protoolstoreaper.com/media

Jd

[Mottemania]

Originally Posted by jakeman19

See if one of these help:
https://www.protoolstoreaper.com/media

Jd

Hey Jd, is a good hint, but I have all his stuff and unfortunately there is nothing with razor edits.

[Triode]

Is there a native action called "enclose selected item with razor edit" or something?

[vitalker]

Originally Posted by Mottemania

Hey you dear people,

am I blind or is there no mouse modifier way to create a razor edit for the clicked item?
Could someone please write me short script for the "item under mouse" or "clicked item" (sorry, no idea).

I just look for a similiar behaviour for the "media bottom half" like it is in protools (yes, I said it )

Use action:

Razor edit: Enclose media items

If you want to include space between items, you can use action:

Razor edit: Enclose media items, including space between items

[Mottemania]

Thanks triode and vitalker,

that's it. So my questions is answered. I am blind and wasn't looking for the correct term in reaper-speech

[jakeman19]

Originally Posted by Mottemania

Thanks triode and vitalker,

that's it. So my questions is answered. I am blind and wasn't looking for the correct term in reaper-speech

That's half the battle, trying to figure out what the action really means or does based of the description. I'll have to look at the one as I'm a Pro Tools to Reaper guy also.

Jd

[D-Reaper]

I love the JS General Dynamics plugin concept because it allows to have a downwards compressor, an upwards compressor and a limiter visually all in once.

What I find quite cumbersome is that the user has to draw segment lines to use it. Would be much better if it had a line with anchor points (ideally linear and bézier), just like a normal envelope.

That way it would be much easier to create knees, etc.

Something like this mockup:

[X-Raym]

@D-Reaper
Note that you can do that in the free melda compressor Mcomp

[D-Reaper]

Originally Posted by X-Raym

@D-Reaper
Note that you can do that in the free melda compressor Mcomp

Many thanks.
Yes, exactly that kind of thing.



Good to know about this option, but for getting it you have to download and install the whole bundle, which is 554 Mb (while REAPER itself is not even 15 Mb). So I still think it would be great to have anchor points incorporated on the already existing "JS General dynamic" plugin (compressor, gate, enhancer, all in one and visually easy to use).

[Mistik]

Hey all, I'm losing my mind trying to code this on my own with my limited reascript knowledge, so I'm hoping someone could code this custom script for me (or at least point me in the right direction if there is an existing script or function.)

I need this for postproduction work for dialog editing. I have a bunch of items on a bunch of tracks (hundreds of items to be exact). The items have been edited and shortened down from their original source length and have fades or crossfades on them. On these items are one or more FX (Auto Align, EQ, denoise, etc) that I would like to commit (render as new items to replace the old items) to save CPU and clean up project after edit. However, I still need to keep some audio handles (3 seconds of original audio before or after the edited clip), so that I can come back later and extend the fade in or fade out if needed.

The script is pretty straight forward (IN THEORY):

RENDER / COMMIT SELECTED ITEMS WITH HANDLES, APPLY TAKE FX
--
x = handle length in seconds

For each selected item do this:
1 - save fade in and out length and shape
2 - extend item left by x (or to start of source, if distance shorter than x)
3 - extend item right by x (or to end of source, if distance shorter than x)
4 - crop and render item in this length to new item, applying take FX
5 - shorten the new item back to previous item length and position/offset audio back by x
6 - apply any saved fades to item

When done looping, if any of these new items overlap, apply crossfades to items.
--
That's it.

I think this is something a lot of postproduction folks would greatly appreciate and save a lot of time (and CPU). I'm quite surprised this does not exist natively in reaper (only render with tail).

Can anyone help me out (or give me a quote for a custom script)?

Thanks!!

[X-Raym]

@Mistik


I have render take with handle actions on a pack:

• ReaScripts: Render Take Pack