However, you might find something fun or useful here, Who knows? Please note that the accessibility of some of those is not thoroughly tested and cannot be guaranteed. A (hopefully) comprehensive list of these follows. In addition to the already mentioned sws extensions, there are some more packs and sites (usually created by users) that further extend the functionality and knowledge of reaper.

Useful Links and Resources Other Reaper Specific Resources 1.6 Using Yamaha SYXG 50 on Modern Machines.1.5 a list of third party accessible instruments and effects.1.4.2 Free NumPad and Applications Key Emulation Scripts (useful workarounds for folks on laptop keyboards).1.4.1 Access4Music Scripts and Utilities.1.3.6 CAVI Courses (aging, but still useful resources).1.3.5 Recordings of Live Streams and Presentations.1.3.1 Reaper Made Easy: free training from The Global Voice.

1.2.3 DAW World (a Discord Server Focused on DAW Accessibility).

1.2.2 Reaper Access (a friendly, active group on WhatsApp).

1.2.1 Reapers Without Peepers (an email list hosted on groups.io).

1.2 User Groups, Community Support and Resources focused on accessibility.

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