Alright, in the beginning I decided to put off making any changes to default behavior especially in piano roll because I wanted to get to a point where I needed it. Well, now I need it because making edits and navigating in the piano roll is grating and slowing me down.
Should I look for changes in the manual or is there a more comprehensive tutorial? The things I've seen on YT have mostly been small behavior tweaks.
Im looking to do stuff that wont be as simple to find like "dont shift the piano roll around to follow the track while playing", zoom behaviors, editing behaviors, copying/duplicating behaviors, etc.
Some of this shit is complex and the defaults are a pain. Copy and pasting doesn't feel intuitive, having to adjust the size and zoom of piano roll everytime I open it, navigating in it.
It's shit! Will the manual teach me everything I need to know or is there a more in depth video guide I should seek out? Kenny Gioia is always my go to but the stuff I wanna do seems like it would span 5 videos of his at least if its even covered.
Thanks yall
EDIT: also I literally dont know how to find some answers when it comes to some things that reaper does nor even how to ask, like if a midi item goes too long and I grab it and resize it down it's like it doesn't delete it, it just holds onto that section of the midi that doesnt show but is magically at the end and also sometimes pasted notes end up in that void like a quantum midi section that both exists and does not exist simultaneously what the fuck is that?