We're living in the golden age of Reaper. Different Reaper RUclipsrs keep coming up with cool stuff almost every month. Let's be grateful and support all these youtubers and the script developers!
yes! let us crush the bloated overpriced "competition" there is NO REASON for production to be as convoluted as it is on Protools/etc!!! Especially in this age of computing power!
Thanks for the video. Reaper explored for the beat making process is much needed and, glad you are doing all this great content highlighting just how powerful Reaper truly is. (I'm hopping the MK Stutter script gets an update too at some point).
It just got an update the 3.02 it's the one I'm showing in the video... I'm so proud that people in the community make these awesome scripts for Reaper... Let me know if you have questions... Thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
Thanks so much for making this video. There are a few videos on this extension but none like yours with an explanation. Thank you so much for doing this video. You've made things so much clearer.
Yea.. the guy who makes the tool has some videos to show how it works but he doesn't talk during the video and I have been using this tool since his 2.0 version and had to let people know how good this slicer is in Reaper... Let me know if you have questions..😀🙏🏾
Man... There is so many cool user created extensions and plugins in Reaper. What other DAW lets people have this much control of it? I absolutely love this DAW. I think about 45 seconds into your video, I was like, "Yuh... I need this...", and I got MK Slicer. Great video, man! You got a Sub from me. >M
Great tutorial! I think its worth mentioning that the low cut/high cut filter settings are not actually changing the wavefile @13:24 but they are there as part of the detector circuit. So for example, if you have a full drum kit but you want to use only the hats as a guide for transients/slices, then you filter out the kick, toms and snare drum using the high pass filter (the waveform will change accordingly to reflect what the detector actually "sees/hears") and then MKSlicer will add slice markers based on what you have't filtered out, i.e. the top end/hats. I know you didn't mean it will actually EQ the wavefile, just wanted to add this comment to avoid someone thinking it will actually EQ the wavefile and skip on using it as it is a very handy tool inside MK Slicer. Also being an Ableton user, I wish there was a "copy to siblings" parameter for RS5k, so if for example you've sliced a drum beat to 32 slices (32 instances of RS5k) and you wanted to change a parameter on one RS5k instance, it would copy to the rest of the 31 instances of that channel, automatically. If anyone that reads this comment, knows a way around this, it would be great to know. Still MK Slicer is absolutely brilliant tool for Reaper users and v3.02 adds so much cool stuff.
Good catch there are other things I left out ..🤔 but thanks for the comment... Are you trying to change every cut you make it just one section when you are slicing in the RS5K?
@@learningreaper I am not sure I understood what you meant, but I don't slice to RS5K after doing it once and seeing that it actually opens many instances of it to cater for the amount of slices...if that is what you meant anyway. The reason being if I want to change envelope settings, for example, in order to make things tighter, I have to manually adjust for every instance of the RS5K and life's just too short for that.
i am so glad i found this, i been looking for a good free sampler forever now (good thing i use reaper lol) i tried using big fish audio momentum a few times but i didn't like it. love how there is such an easy way to just slice and play out the sample. thank you so much for this video!
Whoah you are awesome! Thanks so much!!!! There was a time when I was all about slicing and I tried a number of different programs for it. You may not remember but ConcreteFX made a VSTI called Microdicer, it strongly resembled the actual slicer itself and had a lot of the same features. One thing it sorely lacked was zero crossings, IIRC. But I used to use it in the same way as you're doing here, if not as well. And it could export all the slices all mapped to notes, but this is def improved over that. And Liveslice really rocks although it's pretty old now. But it was way ahead of the game back in the day. It let you take a sample, slice it up either by meter or w autoslice, then used those slice points as a template that you could run live audio through, refreshing every bar. And then it let you make several templates and map them to MIDI notes. So it was pretty deep, but lacked some of the finesse that I can see this one has. Anyway, excellent video, thanks again.
That's what's up... The MK Slicer is a really good tool for sure... I like you have used many samplers and slicers ... Also used a lot of different DAWs but this one was just right not to much not to little... Thanks for the comment..😀🙏🏾
Most definitely will help with sampling... And converting to midi is easy as well ... Let me know if you have questions... Thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
X.E.L. OHHhhhhh you are the MAN!!!!! THANK YOU MY FREIND you have no idea what you have done for me by making this video with that Midi break down and functions at the end im working on a game changer project im sure you would definitely be surprised and was struggling with the final touches and you showed me the way il forever be grateful for you brother id love to tell you about my work some time
I'm glad you got something out of the video... If you want to share your music I have a discord server that I do live beat and song reviews on Thursday night the link should be in the description..😀🙏🏾
@@learningreaper OHHHH its a bit different then that a bit more complex of a project its a long story with many layers deep im a semi pro drummer i do sound engineering full Pa set ups at festivals ect then went on to set up my own studio and since then ive hardly done any recordings at all just with the rabbits holes and research an evolving everything i discovered some stuff like gear and electronics then by luck and a favor i was put in a situation were i had to DJ in a emergency then something crazy hit me like a storm of fuck ups in a single show set me on a trail to what im building now to hopefully get me on a cross country tour to showcase my work if i can work out these final last holes in programing wich led me to pretty much your entire set of talent's of your field
This is an excellent tutorial. You used correct terminology throughout the entire video. You kept the background music low enough so that it didn’t interfere with your speech. You included plenty of examples which made the concepts clearer. 21:03
I always wanted to get rid of MPC's software when flipping samples and use Reaper. I knew that MK SLicer exists, and there is Reasamplomatic but I was not aware how they can be used really, when making a beat. Great thanks for showing this, now I can really leave within Reaper with all my stuff :D
That's what's up... Yea Reaper has definitely been a great option for me to get work done ... Thanks for the the great community that makes these great tools to help with the work flow... Thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
About the Set BPM, it kinda works but, is always difficult to a program to detect the bpm with 100% precision on percussive loops or vocal/instruments. If a loop have many transient spikes in it or they are continuous and out of sync, they will "confuse" the program and result in bad bpm detection. The way I do with MK Slicer is I stretch/adjust the drum loop at Reaper´s grid first, check the sync with the metronome, then I open MK Slicer. its not perfect, 120bpm can be detected as 120.2 or .3, but is ok to export to a sampler and do some performance with a keyboard
From what I`ve seen from this video, this tool also useful for most of Ableton users who also using reaper . Other plus factor isit have Bigger UI than Ableton`s Simpler Device . And it also integrated slice to midi + audio to midi in one package . Now the question id , how good the pitch / stretching algorithm compared with what `ve used in Ableton ?
I do like knowing about every SINGLE option that every menu dropdown offers and its unique qualities and characteristics. I also could appreciate a quicker "basic usage" walk through. i.e. load a sample, chop it up, map bits to keyboard notes via MIDI. then maybe go into processing individual midi events..etc. not criticizing this video. this is very helpful "get to know you"
That's what's up... I have a sampleflip video showing how I use it to make a sampleflip definitely check it out... I might need to do a quick walkthrough video soon though... Thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
I bought Studio one 5 last summer because I though it would be easier than trying to make beats and produce in reaper(wich id been using for years with n.i. maschine)...but after watching Your videos I'm thinking of selling studio one and switching back. I just find reaper easier to navigate and work in the timeline, wich I've discovered is the most important thing in a daw. Its where you spend 90%+ of your time at when working. All the other cool time saving features that S1 has dont mean squat if its hard to locate and stay located to the areas and tracks that your editing. I got like $500 into S1, maybe I can get a Benji for my licenses to put towards another plugin lol. I really wish that there was better integration between Maschine snd reaper. Or any of the daws.
Yea I feel ya with the Studio One stuff... I couldn't get into it for some reason.. I will revisit it tho... Machine integrated well with Reaper there is a guy who made a script for it to work better in Reaper and Bigwig... It's a guy named driven by miss... www.mossgrabers.de/Software/Reaper/Reaper.html He has scripts for other devices as well as machine... Hope this helps... Thanks for the comment let me know if you have questions...😀🙏🏾
I hear ya. Reaper is the most customizable and, Studio One 2nd to it but, for what I do using an MPC and Renoise rewired into Reaper it just makes sense added to Reaper having its own ASIO driver in Rearoute.
Okay, I've spent a bit of this weekend with MK Slicer and its behavior is much like 3rd party slicing software I've used in the past. I fooled around with it for hours without any problems, though I could probably dial things in a lot more. And some of the tutorials are showing how it can be used for all kinds of comping techniques and stuff. Well I don't know if I'll ever make a "song" or whatever, at least for this weekend I'm content to autoslice up Donald Trump reciting his beloved "Snake" and wing it from there. So it's just like Microdicer except it's easier, and less prone to crashing.
Oh . Ok .. that let's you edit any samples from the media explorer in an instance of RS5K instead of trying to edit in the media explorer... I guess I should do a video about it... I don't use it much but it's pretty cool.. here is the link to the script and what it looks like... Hope this helps... forums.cockos.com/showthread.php?p=2510354
Hi there, quick question for you: I get audio input into Reaper from my Roland TD17 drum kit, but I can't get MIDI (the tracks still appear as sounds waves rather than MIDI 'dots' no matter how much I alter with the settings). Any ideas, or is there a way I can contact you to troubleshoot this? I'd really appreciate it!
Im not sure how the drum kit would trigger midi... Unless you have it set as a midi controller.. you can ask the forum if anyone has tried making midi with a drum kit...🤔
I'm considering switching to Reaper and this video is really helpful in seeing what I'll be able to do. This is really cool. also: *reasonably* sure you also butchered his first name haha
Yes ... You can go into the individual RS5Ks and change the note to whatever your pad is .. hopefully your pad is set to chromatic that would be the easiest way but if not you will have to manually assign them.. hope this helps
did everything and getting this ReaScrpt Error: cool_MK Slicer.lua:10202: attempt to call a nil value (field 'MIDI_GetRecentInputEvent') could you please help
We're living in the golden age of Reaper. Different Reaper RUclipsrs keep coming up with cool stuff almost every month. Let's be grateful and support all these youtubers and the script developers!
Yes sir...😀🙏🏾
yes! let us crush the bloated overpriced "competition" there is NO REASON for production to be as convoluted as it is on Protools/etc!!! Especially in this age of computing power!
I appreciate you bro thanks 🙏🏾@@learningreaper
Thanks for the video. Reaper explored for the beat making process is much needed and, glad you are doing all this great content highlighting just how powerful Reaper truly is. (I'm hopping the MK Stutter script gets an update too at some point).
It just got an update the 3.02 it's the one I'm showing in the video... I'm so proud that people in the community make these awesome scripts for Reaper... Let me know if you have questions... Thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
Thanks so much for making this video. There are a few videos on this extension but none like yours with an explanation. Thank you so much for doing this video. You've made things so much clearer.
Yea.. the guy who makes the tool has some videos to show how it works but he doesn't talk during the video and I have been using this tool since his 2.0 version and had to let people know how good this slicer is in Reaper... Let me know if you have questions..😀🙏🏾
Man... There is so many cool user created extensions and plugins in Reaper. What other DAW lets people have this much control of it? I absolutely love this DAW. I think about 45 seconds into your video, I was like, "Yuh... I need this...", and I got MK Slicer. Great video, man! You got a Sub from me.
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Yea the community is great... They help out where they can... Some great minds making reaper do what it does... Thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
Great tutorial!
I think its worth mentioning that the low cut/high cut filter settings are not actually changing the wavefile @13:24 but they are there as part of the detector circuit.
So for example, if you have a full drum kit but you want to use only the hats as a guide for transients/slices, then you filter out the kick, toms and snare drum using the high pass filter (the waveform will change accordingly to reflect what the detector actually "sees/hears") and then MKSlicer will add slice markers based on what you have't filtered out, i.e. the top end/hats.
I know you didn't mean it will actually EQ the wavefile, just wanted to add this comment to avoid someone thinking it will actually EQ the wavefile and skip on using it as it is a very handy tool inside MK Slicer.
Also being an Ableton user, I wish there was a "copy to siblings" parameter for RS5k, so if for example you've sliced a drum beat to 32 slices (32 instances of RS5k) and you wanted to change a parameter on one RS5k instance, it would copy to the rest of the 31 instances of that channel, automatically. If anyone that reads this comment, knows a way around this, it would be great to know.
Still MK Slicer is absolutely brilliant tool for Reaper users and v3.02 adds so much cool stuff.
Good catch there are other things I left out ..🤔 but thanks for the comment... Are you trying to change every cut you make it just one section when you are slicing in the RS5K?
@@learningreaper I am not sure I understood what you meant, but I don't slice to RS5K after doing it once and seeing that it actually opens many instances of it to cater for the amount of slices...if that is what you meant anyway.
The reason being if I want to change envelope settings, for example, in order to make things tighter, I have to manually adjust for every instance of the RS5K and life's just too short for that.
I got ya..😀
Damn! The detecting the note function is similar to S1’s chord track thing. This script is really powerful
Yea it's a really good tool for sure...😀
This is goldennnn ! I´ve been looking for a long time for something like this in Reaper, thanks XELOHH and thanks Maxim!
Yes... Very dope tool... It helps out so much... Thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
Bro, every time I search for a Reaper tutorial, you have just the one I need, you make some awesome videos Bro! Thanks! ;D
Glad I could help... Lol .. trying to help where I can...😀🙏🏾
Wow, I didn't know MK Slicer was so powerful. Thanks for the really great video that explains so much of what it can do and how to use it.
Yea alot of hidden gems that the community have created... Thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
I needed a review, as I've had MKS for a while, but needed a review. Very helpful XELOOH. Thanks. :^)
No problem thanks for watching.... 😀🙏🏾
Excellent video. Many thanks. I had no idea MKSlicer was so powerful!!!
Yes definitely a sleeper ... Lol... Great tool for sure...😀🙏🏾
i am so glad i found this, i been looking for a good free sampler forever now (good thing i use reaper lol) i tried using big fish audio momentum a few times but i didn't like it. love how there is such an easy way to just slice and play out the sample. thank you so much for this video!
No problem... I'm glad you got something out of the video...😀🙏🏾
Whoah you are awesome! Thanks so much!!!! There was a time when I was all about slicing and I tried a number of different programs for it. You may not remember but ConcreteFX made a VSTI called Microdicer, it strongly resembled the actual slicer itself and had a lot of the same features. One thing it sorely lacked was zero crossings, IIRC. But I used to use it in the same way as you're doing here, if not as well. And it could export all the slices all mapped to notes, but this is def improved over that. And Liveslice really rocks although it's pretty old now. But it was way ahead of the game back in the day. It let you take a sample, slice it up either by meter or w autoslice, then used those slice points as a template that you could run live audio through, refreshing every bar. And then it let you make several templates and map them to MIDI notes. So it was pretty deep, but lacked some of the finesse that I can see this one has. Anyway, excellent video, thanks again.
That's what's up... The MK Slicer is a really good tool for sure... I like you have used many samplers and slicers ... Also used a lot of different DAWs but this one was just right not to much not to little... Thanks for the comment..😀🙏🏾
This is so usefull for me since im staring doing beats! Great teacher!
Thank you for watching... I'm glad you got something out of the video...😀🙏🏾
oh...that is some cool tool. Not sure if I had installed it but will do. As I play with a lot of samples this tool will help a lot.
Most definitely will help with sampling... And converting to midi is easy as well ... Let me know if you have questions... Thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
New sub from this vid alone. From one beat maker to another, your vids are gold man! Thanks for the hard work!
I appreciate it... Thank you for watching..😀🙏🏾
this is so sick, i really appreciate you breakin this down.. the pitch detect is awesome!
Yea it's a great tool to have for sure .. thanks for watching..😀🙏🏾
Great tutorial, I appreciate this. Already had the script, but didn't realize it could do so much.
Yea it's an amazing script for sure... And it comes with repack so it's easy to get and over look... Lol.. thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
@@learningreaper For sure. Also can't wait for the new mando in march! For now I've got bad batch. haha
This is a great video. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing this video. I appreciate you.
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X.E.L. OHHhhhhh you are the MAN!!!!! THANK YOU MY FREIND you have no idea what you have done for me by making this video with that Midi break down and functions at the end im working on a game changer project im sure you would definitely be surprised and was struggling with the final touches and you showed me the way il forever be grateful for you brother id love to tell you about my work some time
I'm glad you got something out of the video... If you want to share your music I have a discord server that I do live beat and song reviews on Thursday night the link should be in the description..😀🙏🏾
@@learningreaper OHHHH its a bit different then that a bit more complex of a project
its a long story with many layers deep im a semi pro drummer i do sound engineering full Pa set ups at festivals ect then went on to set up my own studio and since then ive hardly done any recordings at all just with the rabbits holes and research an evolving everything i discovered some stuff like gear and electronics then by luck and a favor i was put in a situation were i had to DJ in a emergency then something crazy hit me like a storm of fuck ups in a single show set me on a trail to what im building now to hopefully get me on a cross country tour to showcase my work if i can work out these final last holes in programing wich led me to pretty much your entire set of talent's of your field
Good content! And I like your posters on the wall )
Thank you...😀🙏🏾
This has been so educational and done simply for some one like me
Glad you got something out of the video... Thanks for watching...😀🙏🏾
AFAIK, we can "apply the groove" from any (vinyl) beat to our project now. Right?
This is really, really cool!
Yea it's a good tool for sure... The possibilities are amazing... Thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
This is an excellent tutorial. You used correct terminology throughout the entire video. You kept the background music low enough so that it didn’t interfere with your speech. You included plenty of examples which made the concepts clearer. 21:03
Thanks for watching.. glad you got something out of the video...😀🙏🏾
Yaay more tools to make making breakcore and dnb a little easier in Reaper
Yea it's a really cool tool for sure...😀🙏🏾
Ayyyyyeee X 🙌 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks ..🙏🏾😀
I always wanted to get rid of MPC's software when flipping samples and use Reaper. I knew that MK SLicer exists, and there is Reasamplomatic but I was not aware how they can be used really, when making a beat. Great thanks for showing this, now I can really leave within Reaper with all my stuff :D
That's what's up... Yea Reaper has definitely been a great option for me to get work done ... Thanks for the the great community that makes these great tools to help with the work flow... Thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
Thanks man, great explanation!
Thanks...😀🙏🏾
About the Set BPM, it kinda works but, is always difficult to a program to detect the bpm with 100% precision on percussive loops or vocal/instruments. If a loop have many transient spikes in it or they are continuous and out of sync, they will "confuse" the program and result in bad bpm detection. The way I do with MK Slicer is I stretch/adjust the drum loop at Reaper´s grid first, check the sync with the metronome, then I open MK Slicer. its not perfect, 120bpm can be detected as 120.2 or .3, but is ok to export to a sampler and do some performance with a keyboard
Yea... I don't mess with the BPM in there at all ..😂 but definitely a great tool
Thanks so much for this video! I've been looking for something like this for a while.
That's what's up... Glad you got something out of the video...😀🙏🏾
@@learningreaper I certainly did! I love detailed videos like this! Excellent work and thanks again, my friend! (Isn't the REAPER community amazing?!)
This tutorial i missed the most in the last time!
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You did it again! Great video!
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What an awesome piece of software! Its functionality pretty much beats that of Ableton and FL.
And it was made by someone in the community... One of the reasons I love Reaper ...😀🙏🏾
The Ableton and FL devs can't keep up with the skills of Reaper community 😂.
From what I`ve seen from this video, this tool also useful for most of Ableton users who also using reaper . Other plus factor isit have Bigger UI than Ableton`s Simpler Device . And it also integrated slice to midi + audio to midi in one package . Now the question id , how good the pitch / stretching algorithm compared with what `ve used in Ableton ?
It's actually pretty good in Reaper I would have to say no complaints from me about it... but definitely try it out and see what u think...😀🙏🏾
Great video
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Damn this is way too good!
Yea it is ... Lol..😀🙏🏾
I do like knowing about every SINGLE option that every menu dropdown offers and its unique qualities and characteristics. I also could appreciate a quicker "basic usage" walk through. i.e. load a sample, chop it up, map bits to keyboard notes via MIDI. then maybe go into processing individual midi events..etc. not criticizing this video. this is very helpful "get to know you"
That's what's up... I have a sampleflip video showing how I use it to make a sampleflip definitely check it out... I might need to do a quick walkthrough video soon though... Thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
Thank you!
Thank you for watching...😀🙏🏾
I bought Studio one 5 last summer because I though it would be easier than trying to make beats and produce in reaper(wich id been using for years with n.i. maschine)...but after watching Your videos I'm thinking of selling studio one and switching back. I just find reaper easier to navigate and work in the timeline, wich I've discovered is the most important thing in a daw. Its where you spend 90%+ of your time at when working. All the other cool time saving features that S1 has dont mean squat if its hard to locate and stay located to the areas and tracks that your editing. I got like $500 into S1, maybe I can get a Benji for my licenses to put towards another plugin lol.
I really wish that there was better integration between Maschine snd reaper. Or any of the daws.
Yea I feel ya with the Studio One stuff... I couldn't get into it for some reason.. I will revisit it tho... Machine integrated well with Reaper there is a guy who made a script for it to work better in Reaper and Bigwig... It's a guy named driven by miss... www.mossgrabers.de/Software/Reaper/Reaper.html
He has scripts for other devices as well as machine... Hope this helps... Thanks for the comment let me know if you have questions...😀🙏🏾
I hear ya. Reaper is the most customizable and, Studio One 2nd to it but, for what I do using an MPC and Renoise rewired into Reaper it just makes sense added to Reaper having its own ASIO driver in Rearoute.
excelent video, I wish you success c:
Thank you...😀🙏🏾
Thanks for you work ✌️🙏
Thank you for watching...😀🙏🏾
Thank you for the video! :)
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Thanks man for video
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Nice video!! well done
Thank you ..😀🙏🏾
cheers brother, big help!
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Really appreciate you making this video! Which reaper theme are you using?
In this video I am using a theme called Peace... Now I use ReaperTips theme...😀🙏🏾
@@learningreaper Thank you! I think I'll try it out
Cool, thank you! So this would definitely work for altering drum loops too!!!? :)
Yea... It's a great tool...😀🙏🏾
Okay, I've spent a bit of this weekend with MK Slicer and its behavior is much like 3rd party slicing software I've used in the past. I fooled around with it for hours without any problems, though I could probably dial things in a lot more. And some of the tutorials are showing how it can be used for all kinds of comping techniques and stuff. Well I don't know if I'll ever make a "song" or whatever, at least for this weekend I'm content to autoslice up Donald Trump reciting his beloved "Snake" and wing it from there. So it's just like Microdicer except it's easier, and less prone to crashing.
Yea it's a great tool for sure .. thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
wonderful!
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I'm using the latest download, but I don't have Preset. Found it! it appears when pitch detect is selected.
Glad it's working for ya...😀🙏🏾
Min: 3:05 ... in your action list... you have "LINK RS%K" Cual es esa acción?
Oh . Ok .. that let's you edit any samples from the media explorer in an instance of RS5K instead of trying to edit in the media explorer... I guess I should do a video about it... I don't use it much but it's pretty cool.. here is the link to the script and what it looks like... Hope this helps... forums.cockos.com/showthread.php?p=2510354
really cool
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I like the theme you're using! Could you please tell me what it is? Thanks!
The theme is called Peace... You can get it from the reaper Stash site...😀🙏🏾
Hi there, quick question for you: I get audio input into Reaper from my Roland TD17 drum kit, but I can't get MIDI (the tracks still appear as sounds waves rather than MIDI 'dots' no matter how much I alter with the settings). Any ideas, or is there a way I can contact you to troubleshoot this? I'd really appreciate it!
Im not sure how the drum kit would trigger midi... Unless you have it set as a midi controller.. you can ask the forum if anyone has tried making midi with a drum kit...🤔
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I'm considering switching to Reaper and this video is really helpful in seeing what I'll be able to do. This is really cool.
also: *reasonably* sure you also butchered his first name haha
That's what's up... Glad you got something out of the video... And yea I will butcher some names 😂
Is there a way to assign the chops to midi drumpads?
Yes ... You can go into the individual RS5Ks and change the note to whatever your pad is .. hopefully your pad is set to chromatic that would be the easiest way but if not you will have to manually assign them.. hope this helps
It doesn't work : When I click on the "MIDI" button, il creates a new track but no sampler on it.
Do you have it on sampler... Trigger or pitch detect under the midi button?
GEORGE BURNS 🔥
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Se dice que reaper es un buen daw
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give link to this theme please
The theme is called Peace... You can get it from Reaper stash...😀🙏🏾
It looks like recycle and Dr.rex in Reason.
Now that you say that it kinda does .. 😂
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It would be a lot easier to follow if you weren't playing music in the background.
I got ya .. thanks for the comment...😀🙏🏾
it still has some clicks tho
You can fix that in the RS5K or use the zero crossing to cut the sample to stop the pops or clicks
@@learningreaper i think you were using the zero crossing
did everything and getting this ReaScrpt Error:
cool_MK Slicer.lua:10202: attempt to call a nil value (field 'MIDI_GetRecentInputEvent')
could you please help
I did get that as well I had to update the scripts in reapack and it started working again .. hope this helps...😀🙏🏾
@@learningreaper thank you so much for the reply! how do i update the scripts tho? just delete them and install again?
@@benjaminshkurka3261 repack> sync packages.
I just dont like the GUI
What do you use for a sampler?
@@learningreaper serato 2.0 of course lol