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dRambo manual
Hey Folks!
Is there an in depth dRambo user manual. Or is this one the most up to date?
https://www.beepstreet.com/public/downloads/Drambo manual.pdf
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I'm not sure how comprehensive it is, but I think that this is more up to date: https://www.beepstreet.com/drambo-docs/
@oscillotus, @wim threw this link out as well when this topic was brought up in another thread back in July
(heh scoured my posts back through to find who posted it, where, and what the link was xD)
Thanks guys 😎 I'm trying to figure out this beast of an app!
Oh, and here I was, thinking, this fellow really has a fetish for manuals. 😉
Heyhey, no kink shaming here :P
I like manuals on paper.
With hardware i print before I buy
I agree that gives a better feel and overview, however as a Reason Studios user on desktop: there's a manual you'd think twice before send to print with it's over 1500 pages. Doable but it costs.
Plus the environmental impact. Also good luck with searching a specific word.
@Pxlhg : I’ve heard that Reason manual is good though
Yes, it is. 😊
er yeah, that was a grass-roots thing that was put up in response to lots of people saying they would contribute. As I expected, it never got any traction. I was ready to put some time into it, but not as the only contributor. It also got bogged down in "how to organize things" talk. That's kind of typical when there's no individual willing to, or assigned to, take the lead.
It's not much in the way of practical use IMO, but it was worth a try.
@wim as a Drambo newbie (who purchased it solely for the challenge and to learn) that list about the modules is an absolute godsend to someone like me.
Your sharing of knowledge, time and effort is hugely appreciated.
Thank you.
If what you're referring to is the list on the wiki, that was @rs2000's effort. I only took a stab at suggesting some organization for the wiki and writing a couple of fleshed out module descriptions by way of example.
Thanks for the kind words. 😎
Thanks +1 😉
I would contribute more to the wiki if I knew what I was saying. I don’t want to spread misinformation, and to be honest, I know how to do all sorts of things in drambo, but how they work? Half of the times I only understand like 50% of it
But if it works 🤷♂️
Reminds me of that old joke…
There’s two types of approaches:
I choose the practical-theoretical approach: nothing works and I have no idea why
You can ask ChatGPT….
…the answers though, ymmv
I've had good luck uploading Loopy Pros manual into a Gemini gem. The solutions almost always work. But with dRambo, it's been more difficult.
That’s quite understandable for me: