Hi there and thank for explaining this but there must be a way to edit the curve manually without using parameters, like a pen do draw the points and shape the curve???
Yeah, sure, as a sighted person you can do this, but you obviously cannot draw a curve without a pen in the first place, so no way to do this when you're not able to see. Of course there are more ways to do this in REAPER. You can use regular CC events within the MIDI editor, and you can use any control surface-like device (including a Komplete Kontrol keyboard) and record your mod wheel / knob movement within REAPER, which can lead to a more natural behaviour. But all of this is a topic for another video.
Absolutely top video. I've wanted to compose an orchestral music. This has really helped me. But now... how accessible is Native Instrument products without Komplete Kontrol? Is it usable? I want to pay for Kontact. Maybe you could demonstrate how to get started with Kontact or Native Instrument's products with a screen reader.
Thanks for the idea! I'll consider making more of those, but for starters i've already created a video on how to use Kontakt with a screen reader only, which you can find here: th-cam.com/video/8puqfRcD4os/w-d-xo.html
Great video! All the work you are doing is very apritiated. The question that is bugging me though is how to automate sustain, on a piano for example. I'd imagine it's quite a weird thing to do, even with automation envelopes. To give you a little context, I have a KK keyboard but I don't have a sustain pedal!. Thanks for any ideas.
Same here. You'd either need to add CC events for that (CC64 if I remember correctly), or just automate it to 127 or 0 respectively with a square-shaped curve.
@@tonibarthmusic thank you so much for the answer. I really appreciate it. I will try the trick you recommended. I assume that if I wanted to put half pedal I would put CC 64 at 64?
Hi there and thank for explaining this but there must be a way to edit the curve manually without using parameters, like a pen do draw the points and shape the curve???
Yeah, sure, as a sighted person you can do this, but you obviously cannot draw a curve without a pen in the first place, so no way to do this when you're not able to see.
Of course there are more ways to do this in REAPER. You can use regular CC events within the MIDI editor, and you can use any control surface-like device (including a Komplete Kontrol keyboard) and record your mod wheel / knob movement within REAPER, which can lead to a more natural behaviour. But all of this is a topic for another video.
@@tonibarthmusic Thank for the explanation and after watching a few tutorials i can now do it, finally!
Absolutely top video. I've wanted to compose an orchestral music. This has really helped me.
But now... how accessible is Native Instrument products without Komplete Kontrol? Is it usable? I want to pay for Kontact. Maybe you could demonstrate how to get started with Kontact or Native Instrument's products with a screen reader.
Thanks for the idea! I'll consider making more of those, but for starters i've already created a video on how to use Kontakt with a screen reader only, which you can find here: th-cam.com/video/8puqfRcD4os/w-d-xo.html
amazing video sir😍
Great video! All the work you are doing is very apritiated.
The question that is bugging me though is how to automate sustain, on a piano for example.
I'd imagine it's quite a weird thing to do, even with automation envelopes.
To give you a little context, I have a KK keyboard but I don't have a sustain pedal!.
Thanks for any ideas.
Same here. You'd either need to add CC events for that (CC64 if I remember correctly), or just automate it to 127 or 0 respectively with a square-shaped curve.
@@tonibarthmusic thank you so much for the answer. I really appreciate it. I will try the trick you recommended.
I assume that if I wanted to put half pedal I would put CC 64 at 64?
@@FrancescoTissera This is correct.
Wow