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Reaper + SM _ Linking parameters vs Envelope automation.

Archive · 2010 1 old post

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noise_maker ·

This one is for those who use/know Reaper DAW.

Is it possible to set the VSTparam so it will be linkable but not automatable ? it sounds impossible to me because the link require the value output, and when the value output changed the automation is also getting this information.

So I guess that it is something that can be done only from reaper's side and/or from malc's side by adding a seperate option for links/automation which probably won't happen :X

but anyhow if someone has a tip, please share...

many thanks

ps - reaper records parameters of LFO controllers and such which I obviously don't want to record by default... this is basically what I try to bypass.

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