Use pyautogui in Python to type 0.25 then hit enter when repositioning items. You can either give the reposition action a shortcut and run that shortcut with python as well or combine the .py action and the reposition in a custom action. the code should look something like this: import pyautogui pyautogui.typewrite('0.25', interval=0.1) pyautogui.press('enter') Note: you will have to install pyautogui first
import pyautogui pyautogui.keyDown('shift') pyautogui.press('tab') pyautogui.keyUp('shift') You can also add some delay before each action if it runs too fast: pyautogui.PAUSE = 1.0 You can find out more about pyautogui here: pyautogui.readthedocs.io/en/latest/introduction.html#examples
Getting an error when the script runs line 1, in import pyautogui ImportError: No module named pyautogui When I run "pip3 install pyautogui" in terminal it says it's already installed.
Awesome video, I didn't know about those actions, they can be really useful. Do you remember I asked how to get rid of markers in a file? This could be a partial solution, at least I won´t see them anymore.
Well, I have a tons of scripts (free or premium= which can be used in a sample library worfklow, from naming, level/Loudness adjusting adjusting, sorting, setting fades, distance between items, layering, max peaks analysis, metadata addition, render region matrix, HTML/PDF reports... I can't put them all there, but sure there is some that you could use :P
It's a great video. And how do you edit the recording sound quickly. I mean do you manually to split each part or use some actions automatically to split the sounds from the ringtone one by one. Every time I recorded a long take, I found it's very time-costed to manually split the sound one by one. Like foot steps.
Easy, just put your mixer on the other window. I also have macros that open up things like media bay, render window, etc on my second monitor. Or you could just drag the main window across both monitors.
Nice video, thx! About Reaper as sound effects/movie audio editing, do you know how to import audio files/timecode from something like Resolve or Premiere Pro?
Super helpful, It's good to see how someone else edits their samples to get an idea of what people are doing. Cheers
Tchaikovsky would be proud of you!
Dude, the ball hitting the pile sounded almost like a kick and hi-hat in some dance track! Make a drum machine out of acorn sounds lol
Nice job, Jon. Nice demo of some cool scripts / actions.
If you have tips for how I can improve this workflow please let me know.
Use pyautogui in Python to type 0.25 then hit enter when repositioning items. You can either give the reposition action a shortcut and run that shortcut with python as well or combine the .py action and the reposition in a custom action.
the code should look something like this:
import pyautogui
pyautogui.typewrite('0.25', interval=0.1)
pyautogui.press('enter')
Note: you will have to install pyautogui first
that's a good idea. I'll try that and save a few presets.
How would I do shift+tab in that script?
@Etalon Beats More efficient to mod existing scripts :P
import pyautogui
pyautogui.keyDown('shift')
pyautogui.press('tab')
pyautogui.keyUp('shift')
You can also add some delay before each action if it runs too fast:
pyautogui.PAUSE = 1.0
You can find out more about pyautogui here:
pyautogui.readthedocs.io/en/latest/introduction.html#examples
Getting an error when the script runs
line 1, in
import pyautogui
ImportError: No module named pyautogui
When I run "pip3 install pyautogui" in terminal it says it's already installed.
great video txs for the time and effort.\
Awesome video, I didn't know about those actions, they can be really useful. Do you remember I asked how to get rid of markers in a file? This could be a partial solution, at least I won´t see them anymore.
Which sound library do you use?
Well, I have a tons of scripts (free or premium= which can be used in a sample library worfklow, from naming, level/Loudness adjusting adjusting, sorting, setting fades, distance between items, layering, max peaks analysis, metadata addition, render region matrix, HTML/PDF reports... I can't put them all there, but sure there is some that you could use :P
Great video. That template setup looks great, any where I can get it?
It's a great video. And how do you edit the recording sound quickly. I mean do you manually to split each part or use some actions automatically to split the sounds from the ringtone one by one. Every time I recorded a long take, I found it's very time-costed to manually split the sound one by one. Like foot steps.
Tab to transients maybe
Ótimo, obrigado...
Once each item is split using media cues, is there a way of rendering each item into separate wave files that are all numbered etc?
selected media items mode in render mode
@@TheREAPERBlog thank you 🙏🏻
Pls do a tutorial on using two monitor screens with reaper!!!!!
Easy, just put your mixer on the other window. I also have macros that open up things like media bay, render window, etc on my second monitor. Or you could just drag the main window across both monitors.
Nice video, thx!
About Reaper as sound effects/movie audio editing, do you know how to import audio files/timecode from something like Resolve or Premiere Pro?
Check out the Vordio App for that.
Thanks Jon!
Nice
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hi!