MIDI_SetScale was asked for as there is only a MIDI_GetScale this would enable snap all notes starting in selection (region) to snap to that Reascale, ReaTrak at the moment reads the region/chord name gets the notes for that chord from the internal chord library then converts it to a ReaScale value then uses mpl's Snap selected notes to scale, so that should be easy enough for a Reaper 6 chord track to do. Getting midi to conform should not be a problem, I think you may just see a chord track in Reaper 6. But with this, there's just no way around it. I've been tweaking, making toolbars and menus, etc, doing the best I can do to adapt certain workflows Studio One, Ableton, FL Studio, Sonar, Audition, etc), and know very well, While other DAWs tend to have a lot of features that I have access to (e.g. We stay hopeful with Reaper for one reason: Love. It's pretty much becoming a standard nowadays.
It's features like this that make digital ITB musicians feel a major lacking, when we know music theory and see tools floating around of various other DAWs That's a whole college degree/military enlistment worth of time. The test project I did which forced monophonic audio and midi notes to conform to a chord progression was done 4 years ago, Reaper has ARA, which may be the one of the best polyphonic pitch engines and is also able to detect a sample's key.Īnyway, there's also, most likely, some open source library for this stuff as well (if ARA doesn't easily communicate such data through its API).Įither way, if multiple DAWs have been able to do it for years, why cannot Reaper? But really, am I just wasting my time even bringing this up? I'm trying not to make this come off as a rant. No one should have to make so many crazy 3rd party workflows for such common/modern composing features, that Reaper for the most part is already capable of performing. Look at how heavy MusoBob is going on his ReaTrack workflow, using tools like Band in a Box. Just some love and team-work needs to be applied to the goal. please start giving more attention to such workflows NATIVELY. I bet both of them has had their issues, but they at least started with something. Many praise tools like RapidComposer and the like, but tools like that do not affect audio clips.Ĭubase was the first with a Chord Track. I'm wondering why this isn't a big factor to anyone here. Looking at the date of the first project I posted on this, it's been almost 4 years since I made a working example of a real-time Reaper project containing a chord progression that forced MIDI and Audio tracks to conform.
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