Thanks Mike, this is SOO much work, 3 straight days and nights so far and barely made a scratch.

I am going to try and mod it completely in my style, as well as the extra layouts, but I wont be moving anything around, layout wise it will stay exactly how RADO is... I chose the theme because of the layouts that suited me, and something that had been well tested, so I wouldnt have to bother with all that nonsense.

Dont get rid of that soundcard if u can, I'd love to get it at some point, I'm just buried right now mate with life, and finances.

Let me know when u wanna test what I have so far, and I'll figure out how to compile it all to send to u.

Cheers.

 

Hi John,
Im still in Texas. I wont be back in FL. til later this week, then I have to move into my new place As soon as I get the s2.D.O set back up Ill hit you up about the theme.
--
sG

*the saffire is yours

 

Wow, well, thats uber generous.. *yes*

well, I can send you all my WB themes, and tailor a version of this Reaper theme (graphically) to your liking as well... if nothing else.

 

Nice! I'll be out of touch for a while, vacation.

 

see you when you're back then

one reason, can you post some pics in here when you have some time? I have a few problems accessing the cockos website. thanks

 

Looking good. I can't wait to see the finished product. @ sG make sure the saffire doesn't get lost in the mail. Sorry I couldn't resist saying that

 

Liking the non-colored trackpanels, (sensible option IMO since not everyone likes workspaces that look like a comicbook), but overall its becoming too dark for my taste.


From my experience:

Dark skin = Workspace feels tight and dense

Bright skin = Workspace feels roomy/spacy and wide-open

...and i definitely came to prefer the latter.


Perhaps a sub-skin with the bright silver-shades of S1 could be included?


At any rate, good job. *yes*

 

The non colored panels is actually just an option in Reaper, just one click to change those and probably the best lil option I have discovered thus far.

I dunno, maybe later on I can consider just redoing the TCP and MCP backgrounds, and the window colors, that wouldn't be too much work.. stay tuned. (I keep all my PSD's.. of course) *yes*

lol@ Mykal, and thanks :dancing:

 

Now that is a G.U.I. I can work with!!

 

Thanks Mykal, Im so absorbed in this now, it's pretty much taken over my life

 

STOP!!! Breath,Get something to eat and grab a beer.. O.K. Now get back to work you slacker

 

lol.

Whats annoying me about Reaper is, everytime I open up a bridgedx86 plugin in x64 Reaper, is i get a secondary white reaper window popup as well, the dialog that in X86 Reaper would normally be attached to the top of the plugin UI. Trying to find a way to stop that behaviour..

also, having the FX window open floating, or in the docker everytime i open a VST is absolutely annoying the hell out of me. All i really want to see when i open a plugin.. is the plugin.

Any suggestions?

 

Piano Roll..

 

A piano roll that actually looks like a piano.

 

wicked job man! reaper's gonna look lush once you're done

 

Thanks guys, trying my very best to make it Pro looking.

I appreciate your input.

 

Thats looking really good! Damn youre fast *yes*

 

lol.. just working non-stop..thats all. The hardest thing is figuring out where a lot of the images are in the DAW, a lot aren't shown in default mode.

For instance, the transport buttons apparently have different modes, a loop mode? and maybe another.. that when enable I assume the play, record buttons look different..

I see the images in the folder, but I dont know how to activate them in the DAW. Any ideas?

The graphics... well, thats my job, thats the easy.. albeit time consuming part.

 

I know the record button has a punch in state. Right click on it to see the different modes.

 

Awesome, that's one... I also see some kind of different states for play, next, and previous buttons... any idea on those.. anyone?

Been holding off doing the transport till I figure this out.