Re: Roland Integra 7
A lot of the newer Roland products use sounds from the Integra, which itself uses libraries from almost all of Roland's major instruments from the past along with some new ones. I believe the module has around 6000 different patches, with room for 6 additional libraries
Sound Module or General MIDI VST for Reaper?
Hi all. I'm on the hunt for a decent VST that could serve the purpose of a hardware sound module, or at the very least have something like a GM sound set. I normally just use my actual hardware instruments to record, but currently in a situation
Re: usable hardware recorders for music
Check out any of the Tascam DP series recorders. My first recordings were done with one of those, and used it for nearly ten years until I could afford a PC to record with. I still use one now, the DP32SD, in combination with my PC. The latency is too
Re: help reading the bgt documentation
You have to press F6 to cycle back and forth between the topic list and the actual documentation.
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Re: Stringing a guitar
Can you provide any info on what the bridge of your guitar looks like? (The place where the strings meet the body.) The process varies depending on the design, so knowing that would help. It'll probably be one of three designs: For steel-string acoustics, it'll eithe
Re: Reading drum notation
Do you have a braille display? If not, unfortunately there's not much you can do as far as reading braille music, aside from getting your hands on some physical sheet music. Still working on the project I mentioned above, but have unfortunately run into some softwa
Re: Tascam DP32-SD
I bought one a few years back but didn't get much luck. Admittedly, I didn't dedicate much time to trying to learn it, but found it a bit too much trouble than I expected. I was quite disappointed, since I grew up using the Tascam multi track recorders, but the one I had
Re: List of VST plugins with Reaper and accessibility status and howto
Got a couple more to add from Audio Assault:Wrote up a review of their Westwood Drums instrument. Generally accessible and great if you can get it on sale. You can check out some sound samples and more accessibility info
Re: Here's my video editing setup and all I do for my videos.
Neat trick with using the phone audio to line up the separate audio tracks, didn't think of that! I use a Zoom Q8, myself. It uses the same interchangeable mic capsules as the handheld Zoom recorders which I had already, as well
Re: Reading drum notation
This is something I've been meaning to get around to for my blog with some help from a former instructor of mine who is a professional percussionist. Unfortunately, I'm still trying to straighten out some technical issues that need to be resolved so I can properly
Re: VI Musicians social hub/networking
This is something I've considered implementing on the site I run my music tech accessibility blog from. However, I won't be able to get around to it until my current hosting plan runs out this summer and I make the switch to one that could better accom
Re: Learn Reaper and More with my Blog's New Tutorials
SLJ wrote:Hi.[[wow]], thanks for the awesomeness.Have you considered to work together with the people who already have some tutorials and sites for accessible Reaper content, so it's all at one place, instead of on multiple websites?I t
Re: Learn Reaper and More with my Blog's New Tutorials
At UltraLeetJ: Certainly, thanks for the support!
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Re: Learn Reaper and More with my Blog's New Tutorials
At X0, yes, Reaper can be used for that sort of work, and yes, I use (and am writing the tutorials based on) Osara. Unfortunately, I don't know of a way to completely change to real time controls, but what you can do is open the view me
Re: Learn Reaper and More with my Blog's New Tutorials
Access to the blog and courses is free, but there are links on the site to contribute if you feel you have benefited from them and wish to support future work and help keep the site running.Also, as for G-Rad's question, I did some quic
Re: Drum Tracks In Reaper, What should be used?
Another vote for the SM drums. If you have some drum samples you like and a bit of patience, you can set up your own kit similar to the SM one with ReaSamplOmatic. I can't think of any free high quality ones off the top of my head, but I've ha
Re: List of VST plugins with Reaper and accessibility status and howto
A few more to add to the list:The iZotope DDLY Dynamic Delay and iZotope Vinyl plugins are all properly labeled from the parameter list. The DDLY plugin allows two different delays to be applied to the same track, and ca
Re: Digital audio work station software for windows.
I agree with others about Reaper. Using the Osara extension, it is very usable with NVDA. It isn't completely set up for easy use of the MIDI editor from the start, so you do have to manually assign some of the functions to key strokes, b
Re: A piano guitar?
Honestly, the reason I don't think they're included is because, other than their brief popularity in the 80s, there's not much else to cover. They're not much more than a synthesizer built into hardware that's designed to be portable, so there's not even enough material
Re: Accessible Electronic Keyboards & Synths
The Yamahas you mentioned are good options. Not sure about the Juno you mentioned, but I've had some experience with the Juno DS. From What I could tell, it seems to be a stripped down FA aimed more toward performance as opposed to a self contain
Some Questions About Sharing Files Through My Blog
Hi all. I'm working on setting up a blog which I hope to be sharing in the near future, but I'm unsure about how to handle sharing some files I plan to work with. I'll be using WordPress.First, any suggestions on the best way to handle soun
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