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Hi PARISians. I want to get started on some things I've been holding off on until the forums were up. Here's one of the top items on the agenda:
I need your help in convincing the Reaper developers to include PPJ and PAF support in Reaper. If Reaper could open and save PARIS projects, a top-notch, inexpensive, and rapidly developing DAW would open up to us. With new ASIO drivers coming, we would be able to use Reaper with our existing PARIS hardware.
Some of the work to make this a reality may have already been done. In April 2007, work began on .paf import, but it was never finished, partly because the Reaper developers felt that the PARIS community had lost interest.
I think it's high time to to correct that impression of lack of interest, and to let the Reaper developers know exactly how valuable this would be to the PARIS community. The timing's as good as it'll ever be; there's been more activity in PARIS development in the last year than there has been in a while, which I'd want to see if I was a developer asking myself "do I want to put the effort into this?". The forum launch has given us a fresh coat of paint, and a greater ability to pursue these communication efforts in an organized fashion, V3.0 of Reaper is in development right now, and Mike's work on ASIO promises the ability to run other DAWs on our PARIS hardware. We'll have choices, and this is a great time for Cockos to demonstrate to the PARIS community what a great choice Reaper would be.
I ask each of you that sees value in this to click on this link, go to the Reaper forum and let them know that we are here - and that we are very interested.
http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=33102
Thanks for your time!
- Kerry
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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| Re: REAPER and PARIS - and how you can help [message #102768 is a reply to message #102766] |
Mon, 09 March 2009 02:56  |
dnafe
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Have you contacted Justin directly ?
Added my name to the list.
Don
"Administrator" <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote in message
news:49b4728b@linux...
> Hi PARISians. I want to get started on some things I've been holding off
> on until the forums were up. Here's one of the top items on the agenda:
>
> I need your help in convincing the Reaper developers to include PPJ and
> PAF support in Reaper. If Reaper could open and save PARIS projects, a
> top-notch, inexpensive, and rapidly developing DAW would open up to us.
> With new ASIO drivers coming, we would be able to use Reaper with our
> existing PARIS hardware.
> Some of the work to make this a reality may have already been done. In
> April 2007, work began, but it was never finished, partly because the
> Reaper developers felt that the PARIS community had lost interest.
>
> I think it's high time to to correct that impression of lack of interest,
> and to let the Reaper developers know exactly how valuable this would be
> to the PARIS community. The timing's as good as it'll ever be; there's
> been more activity in PARIS development in the last year than there has
> been for many years, which I'd want to see if I was a developer asking
> myself "do I want to put the effort into this?". The forum launch has
> given us a fresh coat of paint, and a greater ability to pursue these
> communication efforts in an organized fashion, V3.0 of Reaper is in
> development right now, and Mike's work on ASIO promises the ability to run
> other DAWs on our PARIS hardware. We'll have choices, and this is a great
> time for Cockos to demonstrate to the PARIS community what a great choice
> Reaper would be.
>
> I ask each of you that sees value in this to click on this link, go to the
> Reaper forum and let them know that we are here - and that we are very
> interested.
>
> http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=33102
>
> Thanks for your time!
>
> - Kerry
>
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| Re: REAPER and PARIS - and how you can help [message #102769 is a reply to message #102768] |
Mon, 09 March 2009 08:13 |
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| dnafe wrote on Mon, 09 March 2009 05:56 | Have you contacted Justin directly ?
Added my name to the list.
Don
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Hi Don - thanks for doing it!
Yeah, I sent Justin two PMs and I telephoned Cockos without success. I realized the better approach was probably to let the PARIS community speak, and ask for features the way everyone else in the REAPER community does.
"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon
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| Re: REAPER and PARIS - and how you can help [message #102776 is a reply to message #102766] |
Mon, 09 March 2009 17:40 |
tonehouse
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I think this is a great Idea..Wavelab opens .paf files,why not Reaper? (I
did not know how to post a comment)
"Administrator" <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote in message
news:49b4728b@linux...
> Hi PARISians. I want to get started on some things I've been holding off
on until the forums were up. Here's one of the top items on the agenda:
>
> I need your help in convincing the Reaper developers to include PPJ and
PAF support in Reaper. If Reaper could open and save PARIS projects, a
top-notch, inexpensive, and rapidly developing DAW would open up to us. With
new ASIO drivers coming, we would be able to use Reaper with our existing
PARIS hardware.
>
> Some of the work to make this a reality may have already been done. In
April 2007, work began, but it was never finished, partly because the Reaper
developers felt that the PARIS community had lost interest.
>
> I think it's high time to to correct that impression of lack of interest,
and to let the Reaper developers know exactly how valuable this would be to
the PARIS community. The timing's as good as it'll ever be; there's been
more activity in PARIS development in the last year than there has been for
many years, which I'd want to see if I was a developer asking myself "do I
want to put the effort into this?". The forum launch has given us a fresh
coat of paint, and a greater ability to pursue these communication efforts
in an organized fashion, V3.0 of Reaper is in development right now, and
Mike's work on ASIO promises the ability to run other DAWs on our PARIS
hardware. We'll have choices, and this is a great time for Cockos to
demonstrate to the PARIS community what a great choice Reaper would be.
>
> I ask each of you that sees value in this to click on this link, go to the
Reaper forum and let them know that we are here - and that we are very
interested.
>
> http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=33102
>
> Thanks for your time!
>
> - Kerry
>
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| Re: REAPER and PARIS - and how you can help [message #102777 is a reply to message #102766] |
Mon, 09 March 2009 19:29 |
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Are there moving fader control surfaces (surfi?) that work w/ Reaper?
Gantt
Administrator <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>Hi PARISians. I want to get started on some things I've been holding off
on until the
>forums were up. Here's one of the top items on the agenda:
>
>I need your help in convincing the Reaper developers to include PPJ and
PAF support
>in Reaper. If Reaper could open and save PARIS projects, a top-notch, inexpensive,
>and rapidly developing DAW would open up to us. With new ASIO drivers coming,
we would
>be able to use Reaper with our existing PARIS hardware.
>
>Some of the work to make this a reality may have already been done. In
April 2007,
>work began, but it was never finished, partly because the Reaper developers
felt that
>the PARIS community had lost interest.
>
>I think it's high time to to correct that impression of lack of interest,
and to let
>the Reaper developers know exactly how valuable this would be to the PARIS
community.
>The timing's as good as it'll ever be; there's been more activity in PARIS
development
>in the last year than there has been for many years, which I'd want to see
if I was
>a developer asking myself "do I want to put the effort into this?". The
forum launch
>has given us a fresh coat of paint, and a greater ability to pursue these
>communication efforts in an organized fashion, V3.0 of Reaper is in development
right
>now, and Mike's work on ASIO promises the ability to run other DAWs on our
PARIS hardware.
>We'll have choices, and this is a great time for Cockos to demonstrate to
the PARIS
>community what a great choice Reaper would be.
>
>I ask each of you that sees value in this to click on this link, go to the
Reaper forum
>and let them know that we are here - and that we are very interested.
>
>http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=33102
>
>Thanks for your time!
>
>- Kerry
>
Gantt Kushner
Gizmo Recording Company
Silver Spring, MD
www.gizmorecording.com
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| Re: REAPER and PARIS - and how you can help [message #102778 is a reply to message #102777] |
Mon, 09 March 2009 20:21 |
Paul Artola
Messages: 161
Registered: November 2005
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My Tascam DM4800 with Reaper totally rocks. I can write automation
with the control surface, then when it plays back, the faders dance
the night away!
Gantt - if you are willing to take a trip up I-95, I would be happy to
give you a tour of my studio. Pictures are now posted at:
http://www.csee.umbc.edu/~artola/gear under the New Studio section.
- Paul Artola
Ellicott City, Maryland
On 10 Mar 2009 13:48:36 +1000, "Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net>
wrote:
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>Are there moving fader control surfaces (surfi?) that work w/ Reaper?
>
>Gantt
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>Administrator <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>Hi PARISians. I want to get started on some things I've been holding off
>on until the
>>forums were up. Here's one of the top items on the agenda:
>>
>>I need your help in convincing the Reaper developers to include PPJ and
>PAF support
>>in Reaper. If Reaper could open and save PARIS projects, a top-notch, inexpensive,
>>and rapidly developing DAW would open up to us. With new ASIO drivers coming,
>we would
>>be able to use Reaper with our existing PARIS hardware.
>>
>>Some of the work to make this a reality may have already been done. In
>April 2007,
>>work began, but it was never finished, partly because the Reaper developers
>felt that
>>the PARIS community had lost interest.
>>
>>I think it's high time to to correct that impression of lack of interest,
>and to let
>>the Reaper developers know exactly how valuable this would be to the PARIS
>community.
>>The timing's as good as it'll ever be; there's been more activity in PARIS
>development
>>in the last year than there has been for many years, which I'd want to see
>if I was
>>a developer asking myself "do I want to put the effort into this?". The
>forum launch
>>has given us a fresh coat of paint, and a greater ability to pursue these
>>communication efforts in an organized fashion, V3.0 of Reaper is in development
>right
>>now, and Mike's work on ASIO promises the ability to run other DAWs on our
>PARIS hardware.
>>We'll have choices, and this is a great time for Cockos to demonstrate to
>the PARIS
>>community what a great choice Reaper would be.
>>
>>I ask each of you that sees value in this to click on this link, go to the
>Reaper forum
>>and let them know that we are here - and that we are very interested.
>>
>>http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=33102
>>
>>Thanks for your time!
>>
>>- Kerry
>>
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| Re: REAPER and PARIS - and how you can help [message #102779 is a reply to message #102777] |
Mon, 09 March 2009 20:23 |
Aaron Allen
Messages: 1988
Registered: May 2008
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Here's the list on the current build I see in control surface settings.
Behringer BCF2000
Frontier AlphaTrack
Fronteir Tranzport
HUI (partial)
Mackie Control Extender
Mackie Control Universal
PerSonus FaderPort
Yamaha 01x
AA
"Gantt Kushner" <ganttmann@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:49b5d504$1@linux...
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> Are there moving fader control surfaces (surfi?) that work w/ Reaper?
>
> Gantt
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> Administrator <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>>Hi PARISians. I want to get started on some things I've been holding off
> on until the
>>forums were up. Here's one of the top items on the agenda:
>>
>>I need your help in convincing the Reaper developers to include PPJ and
> PAF support
>>in Reaper. If Reaper could open and save PARIS projects, a top-notch,
>>inexpensive,
>>and rapidly developing DAW would open up to us. With new ASIO drivers
>>coming,
> we would
>>be able to use Reaper with our existing PARIS hardware.
>>
>>Some of the work to make this a reality may have already been done. In
> April 2007,
>>work began, but it was never finished, partly because the Reaper
>>developers
> felt that
>>the PARIS community had lost interest.
>>
>>I think it's high time to to correct that impression of lack of interest,
> and to let
>>the Reaper developers know exactly how valuable this would be to the PARIS
> community.
>>The timing's as good as it'll ever be; there's been more activity in PARIS
> development
>>in the last year than there has been for many years, which I'd want to see
> if I was
>>a developer asking myself "do I want to put the effort into this?". The
> forum launch
>>has given us a fresh coat of paint, and a greater ability to pursue these
>>communication efforts in an organized fashion, V3.0 of Reaper is in
>>development
> right
>>now, and Mike's work on ASIO promises the ability to run other DAWs on our
> PARIS hardware.
>>We'll have choices, and this is a great time for Cockos to demonstrate to
> the PARIS
>>community what a great choice Reaper would be.
>>
>>I ask each of you that sees value in this to click on this link, go to the
> Reaper forum
>>and let them know that we are here - and that we are very interested.
>>
>>http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=33102
>>
>>Thanks for your time!
>>
>>- Kerry
>>
>
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