[RazorPriest]

Haven’t worked much on that one yet, so that’s all good by me. Are you including Regret #9 with that as well, and if so, are you planning on adding keys? You kinda just gotta with that song, ya know? ” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_wink.gif” />

 

Haven’t been updating this thread since I don’t have anything completely done yet, but almost all the songs have some decent work on them now, a few finished instrument parts here and there. I’ve been way busier than I thought I would be (and very ill) this summer, so I haven’t had nearly as much time to work on this stuff as I would have liked. Will keep chipping away when I have time though.

[RazorPriest]

Thanks beard, I’ll probably take you up on that when the time comes.

First Regret/3 Years Older is coming along pretty nicely, but seeing as it just happens to be possibly the most complex song on the album in terms of tempo (alternating measures of 7/8 and 9/8 anyone?), it’s gonna take a bit more scrutiny to nail than the rest of them. Bass also has a lot of downtime between the fun stuff, so I think I’ll end up charting rhythm guitar on that for some parts, mainly the verses. Drums are turning out just as devilishly fun and hard as I imagined they would ” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif” />

[RazorPriest]

If you still need help with Blackbird, I wouldn’t mind tempomapping it. Can’t imagine it’ll be that complex, Alter Bridge stuff is usually pretty straightforward.

[RazorPriest]

Awesome, seems to be working now ” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif” /> Thank you so much for the help!

[RazorPriest]

Alright, so I managed to find a thread where someone had this problem in Windows 8 and managed to fix it. Problem is, the solution means nothing to me, no idea how to actually do what he suggests.

 

Thread is here, if someone more tech savvy can simplify: http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=135766

[RazorPriest]

No worries, I’m just a bit frustrated with this since I can’t wrap my head around it. I’ve tried un/reinstalling both programs multiple times, and annoyingly enough it doesn’t always yield the same result. Now it’s taken to not adding a .dll file to the main Python27 folder at all, so Reaper can’t find it anymore. Somehow it’s gotten worse than just crashing. I really don’t understand what I’m doing wrong with this. Does it matter where I install Python to? I’ve just gone with the default options during installation so far, and that clearly isn’t working very well.

 

Edit: Well, managed to find my missing dll, it had just started ending up in system files for some reason… still crashes Reaper though, so I guess I’m out of luck.

[RazorPriest]

Oh, but that’s the weird thing, I’m not actually on a Mac. I’m on Windows 10, which is why I was looking for solutions pertaining to that OS. I suppose I could try to figure out using the command functions manually, but it really bothers me not knowing what’s causing this. I swear I’m always that guy who gets errors no one else has ;/

[RazorPriest]

Hi guys!

 

I’ve only recently started fiddling with authoring, and while most of it is just a bumpy but reasonable learning process, getting the CAT stuff to run has turned out to be a complete dead end. I’m using Reaper 4.22 and Python 2.7.11, but when I click New/Load in the ReaScript menu, it just straight up crashes Reaper every time, no error message or anything. I’ve looked into it, and it seems to be a reported issue for Mac users, but I can’t find much on the Windows side. The solutions offered for Mac are a bit over my head as well as far as coding goes, so does anyone have any idea what I could try? Older versions of Python don’t seem to make a difference, already tried that.

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