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We will need to get to the console custom commands for these buttons, Once one custom command is explained the rest is self explanatory.<br />
We will need to get to the console custom commands for these buttons, Once one custom command is explained the rest is self explanatory.<br />
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Run SWS:Edit console custom commands(restart needed after save), This will open notepad and ask to create a text file if you haven't done so in the past, Just press OK.<br />
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*SWS:Edit console custom commands(restart needed after save)
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This will open notepad and ask to create a text file if you haven't done so in the past, Just press OK.<br />
Define a custom selector by typing:<br />
Define a custom selector by typing:<br />
* S*Beat* (Where beat is the name you want selected)
* S*Beat* (Where beat is the name you want selected)

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Main Page > REAPER Documentation > Tips & Tricks


Discussion here:
http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=45678


Breaking down your project into different views for easier navigation.
Here is a pic of an example:

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This is a combination of built in actions and SWS extension actions combined into macros and assigned to toolbar buttons.
SWS extensions can be found at:
http://www.standingwaterstudios.com/

Full button:
Customize a toolbar button and use the SWS action "SWS:Show all tracks"

Buss button:
Customize a toolbar button and create this macro

  • SWS:Select all folders (Parents only)
  • SWS:Show selected track[s], Hide others
  • Track:Unselect all tracks

Name reactive buttons:
We will need to get to the console custom commands for these buttons, Once one custom command is explained the rest is self explanatory.

  • SWS:Edit console custom commands(restart needed after save)

This will open notepad and ask to create a text file if you haven't done so in the past, Just press OK.
Define a custom selector by typing:

  • S*Beat* (Where beat is the name you want selected)

Once you save this text file and restart Reaper a new action will be created that selects only tracks with the word beat in the name, Don't save just yet though, Create a newline in the text file by pressing enter and then create as many of these selections as you need, In the example above it was:

  • S*Send*
  • S*Beat*
  • S*Synth*
  • S*Sample*
  • S*Rap*
  • S*Cut*
  • S*Renoise*
  • S*Acid*

This is just an example and you can create whatever you personally need.
Save the text file and restart Reaper.
Customize a toolbar button and create this macro

  • SWS:Run console command: S*Send*
  • SWS:Show selected track[s], Hide others
  • Track:Unselect all tracks

That is the macro for the send button and to get the other buttons you just need to change the Run console command to whatever selectors you defined in the custom commands text file.



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