Update Jan 2015 – Eyssina is now in the CubicPack with the other Cubase-like theme Frema. If you are not upgrading to V5 then this is the theme for you. This theme is based on the PiolitFM theme by the same creator. I admit that some of them are tedious, especially the ones related to the layout actions, as there is no way to save these in a dedicated file which would considerably ease the theme distribution process, but well… At the end, the whole theme (which could be thinked as an environment) makes really sense if everything is installed and ready to work. zip file, by following the instructions listed in the Readme.txt one. Don’t expect it to be efficiently usable with Reaper 4.xx…Īn important thing, I think, needs a reminder : for the ones patient enough to fully test this theme, and as for the ‘Piolit’ one, be sure to install everything bundled in the.

This theme is supposed to be used with Reaper 5 (including ‘pre’ and ‘RC’ releases). The install requires extra attention so please backup files and read the instructions thoroughly. Eyssina by Cube13 is an advanced theme for REAPER V5 with lots of extras. Today were going to talk about how to import video clips within Cubase and setup your film scoring project quickly.

That alone might be enough to get some people to switch over.A new Cubase inspired theme was recently posted by Cube13 and it looks great. Java has a lot of negative press in speed, but I imagine a *good* Haiku port of J2SE 6 would be pretty impressive, with the underlying multi-threadedness of Haiku. It’d be really nice as a developer to be able to write software than ran on Haiku as well as Linux/BSD/OSX/Windows. One thing I’d like to see is with the release of Java under some open-source licensing, some integration. When it gets to that stage, it’ll be a lot easier to convince people to give it a go. Right now they probably stick with OSs they can run on their home PCs natively, and not only do OS development but browse the net, handle email/calendaring/etc. When Haiku gets to the point people can actually start “using” it (R1) – I suspect more developers will sign on.

Phipps is right on target with his recollection of where people went/what happened. Other than him, I am not aware of any other devs who dug out over “issues” with how things were run. I’m sure there were outside circumstances involved, but his departure waaay back when didn’t really surprise me. While attempting to be non-inflammatory as much as possible, I had the opportunity to speak with David online a few times, and while a very smart (and I’m told nice) guy, he was very.

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