Also, using the command in uppercase will use 'exclusive' mode where the setting will be enabled on the desired tracks and disabled on all other. Many commands (o, m ,a, h, s, f) can be prefixed with '-' or '+' to force disabling/enabling the desired setting. ! Add an action marker at the edit cursor with the supplied command #/string Send local OSC messages (as if it was sent by a device on the network, see details here) L Set number of track channels - parameter is number of channels: 2-64, must be even.Ĭ Set track color - parameter is a # of a custom color (1-16) or a common color name (red, blue, etc) '-' suffix sets input to mono tracks and auto increments.

I Set record input - parameter is # for rec input. Z Suffix the track name - parameter is track name N Set track name - parameter is track nameī Prefix the track name - parameter is the prefix X Add FX - parameter is FX name, see details here P Set Pan - parameter in %, negative pans left (*) You can swap both shortcuts vian an option of the context menu.Ĭommands v Volume trim - parameter in db of change In this particular example, you can select a track and type 'i2' and in three keystrokes you've set the recording input to #2. Now when you press 'i' to open the console the start of the i command is already preloaded for you. Alternatively, bind a key for the command you're interested to 'SWS: Open console and copy keystroke', for example 'i'.You can exit at any time without performing a command with ESC. If you want to keep the console window open after running the command, use Enter (*).Type your command and press Ctrl-Enter (*).Press the action key (default: 'c') to open the console.Making your own actions out of ReaConsole commands You can also check out the 'official' Reaper forum thread. ReaConsole is a keyboard command interface for some common track tasks in REAPER.

Gtr2 toggle key