Updated scripts for Reaper DAW
Academic Dynamic 2.1 - select midi notes and see how velocity will change by your magic fingers. Use academic dynamics such as ppp, mf or fff etc. Make a crescendo and diminuendo. Get a random. SWS is required.
Academic Piano - play on your pc keyboard anytime. Anywhere. With one button.
Auto Aim Midi 2.0 - glue edit cursor to start or end of selected note. Has the main script and the switch scriipt.
NEW! Auto Aim Item 2.0 - an exact copy of the Auto Aim Midi script, but applied to items and also consists of two scripts - the main one and the switch. Enjoy.
Academic Chords 2.0 - get up to 117 chords! Select notes, chords or chords and notes and go. Get random chord for all notes/chords you select. Get random chords individually to each note/chord you select. Rein this horse by making a filters.
Comments (beta 2.0) - see all your empty_notes with text in one window. Navigate between them. Mute it with checkboxes. See where are you by highlights on every empty_note. SWS is required.
Conductor Mode (beta) - slows down the selected part of the project by 30 and then by 50%, and then returns the original tempo. The script will be useful for those who want to hear their mush at a slower tempo without making unnecessary movements. Why beta? Because the created markers are not deleted yet.
Academic Pitch 1.1 - use academic symbols such as b or # to change a pitch. You can get more with combinate them - bb, ##, /b, /# etc.
Academic Ornaments 1.0 - set trills and forshlags here. And now YOU CAN CREATE YOUR OWN ORNAMENTS (instructions is inside)
In all (almost) scripts added instruction - call with the letter i. Also the text of the window header "Error" is replaced with ":(". Each script automatically switches the visibility of the SWS lane to the event it is working with.
P.S. The Academic Ornaments and Academic Pitch scripts is out-of-date and I didn't pay any attention to them as they seemed useless to me.
Donations: @suncroll (https://paypal.me/suncroll) or 5536 9140 7560 5653 - Tinkoff (Maria R).
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