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This Reaper Tutorial looks at picking the default recording input from your interface. How to select a different input, and of course how to record.

This Reaper Tutorial looks at picking the default recording input from your interface. How to select a different input, and of course how to record.

if you’re following these tutorials along on the Mac, make sure you get the latest build of OSARA and update your key map.

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In this episode I cover the basics of editing using items, and the three different ripple modes. A number of other actions are briefly covered as well, such as cut copy and paste, adjusting track pan, soloing a track, and duplicating a track.

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In this episode I cover the basics of editing using items, and the three different ripple modes. A number of other actions are briefly covered as well, such as cut copy and paste, adjusting track pan, soloing a track, and duplicating a track.

• A Custom: Select and split item under edit or play cursor
• Command+C Edit: Copy items/tracks/envelope points (depending on * focus) ignoring time selection
• Command+X Edit: Cut items/tracks/envelope points (depending on focus) ignoring time selection
• Command+V Item: Paste items/tracks
• D Track: Duplicate tracks
• Option+Left or Right Arrows Track: Nudge track pan left or right
• F6 Track: Solo/unsolo tracks
• F5 Track: Mute/unmute tracks
• Option+P Options: Cycle ripple editing mode
• Option+Shift+P OSARA: Report ripple editing mode

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if you’re following these tutorials along on the Mac, make sure you get the latest build of OSARA and update your key map.

In this third of a series of beginner tutorials, we finally get a bit of editing done using time selections. The context sensitive nature of Reaper is discussed along with some further navigational and editing techniques. These include selecting and moving between items, scrubbing, moving by beats or measures, making and refining time selections, previewing your edit and the implications of your zoom factor.

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if you're following these tutorials along on the Mac, make sure you get the latest build of OSARA and update your key map.

In this third of a series of beginner tutorials, we finally get a bit of editing done using time selections. The context sensitive nature of Reaper is discussed along with some further navigational and editing techniques. These include selecting and moving between items, scrubbing, moving by beats or measures, making and refining time selections, previewing your edit and the implications of your zoom factor.

• Left Arrow View: Move cursor left one pixel
• Right Arrow View: Move cursor right one pixel
• Command+Left Arrow Item navigation: Select and move to previous item
• Command+Right Arrow Item navigation: Select and move to next item
• Page Up Move edit cursor back one measure
• Page Down Move edit cursor forward one measure
• Command+Page Up Move edit cursor back one beat
• Command+Page Down Move edit cursor forward one beat
• Delete OSARA: Remove items/tracks/contents of time selection/markers/envelope points (depending on focus)
• [ Time selection: Set start point
• ] Time selection: Set end point
• Option+[ Time selection: Nudge left edge left
• Option+] Time selection: Nudge left edge right
• Command+[ Time selection: Nudge right edge left
• Command+] Time selection: Nudge right edge right
• Option+Space Transport: Play (skip time selection)
• Shift+Home Custom: Select from cursor to start of project
• Shift+End Custom: Select from cursor to end of project
• Option+Shift+- or NumPad- View: Zoom out horizontal
• Option+Shift+= or NumPad +View: Zoom in horizontal

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This tutorial gives a basic overview of the conversion between the windows key map and the Mac key map. It covers the hierarchy of a Reaper project. How to add a track, and insert an audio file on it. There's also a quick run down of the OSARA configuration dialog.

Keyboard Shortcuts CmD+Opt+Shift+P or Cmd+F12 Open OSARA Preferences CMD+T insert and name track Cmd+I Insert media files... Space Play/Stop Ctrl+Space Play/Pause Cmd+Shift+J Report edit/play cursor position Measures and Beats Cmd+Shift+J, J Report edit/play cursor position Time Cmd+Home Go to start of project Cmd+End Go to end of project

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This tutorial gives a basic overview of the conversion between the windows key map and the Mac key map. It covers the hierarchy of a Reaper project. How to add a track, and insert an audio file on it. There’s also a quick run down of the OSARA configuration dialog. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or suggestions for things to cover in future tutorials.

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Join Garth in his very early morning coffee as he hosts this latest episode of Audio Pizza. Kayakker returns to give us his opinions, advice and tips on online security issues. Oh, and Shaun gets shot in the first 30 seconds.
First up for discussion is Trumps repeal of U S Broadband privacy rules, meaning that your internet provider is again free to sell your details, such as browsing history, to other companies. This story has been big news everywhere but is there really anything to worry about? Kayakker then goes on to tell us just how secure http and VPN can help.
Next, we discuss phishing and password best practice. How do you know if that email from your bank, Paypal or Amazon etc is real or fake and should you ever click on the link they send? Short answer to the latter is No. Kayakker shares his story on how easy it is to get fooled.
To finish up this episode full of great sensible advice, we admit that, like lots of other people, we tend not to follow our own advice when it comes to passwords. Using the same password for multiple sites or not changing passwords regularly are things we are all guilty off. Hey, we never said we were perfect…

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