Among the many advances seen in REAPER 4.0 comes the ability to radically transform the theme and layout of almost every aspect of the REAPER interface. Of course, it also requires a bit of scripting. This language style helps to clear things up a whole lot.
The ReaMenus Explorer is designed to help users navigate ReaMenus with a friendly folding/unfolding list. Hopefully, I’ll get around to automated exports (to .txt, .pdf, .html, etc.) sometime soon.
The ReaMenus Splicer can be used simply to customize ReaMenus to the user’s taste, stripping labels, tweaking capitalization, etc., but where the Splicer really shines is in allowing users to merge their personal customizations with the most recent version of ReaMenus (and thus, the most recent of REAPER’s features).
ReaMenus is well-organized and highly customizable menu set for REAPER, a digital audio workstation. ReaMenus is supported by the ReaMenus Splicer, which allows users to maintain their personal tweaks while staying up to date with the newest of REAPER’s features.
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