CSI's transport actions are used for controlling Reaper's transport and edit cursor.

Transport Actions

The Transport Actions are:

• Rewind
• FastForward
• Play
• Stop
• Record
• CycleTimeline
• CycleTimeDisplayModes
• MCUTimeDisplay
• OSCTimeDisplay
• MoveEditCursor

Rewind

The Rewind action moves the Reaper Edit/Play cursor. It has a latching behavior where a single button press starts rewinding until you press Stop. A second press of Rewind increases the rewind speed.

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   Rewind     Rewind
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FastForward

The FastForward action moves the Reaper Edit/Play cursor. It has a latching behavior where a single button press starts fast-forwarding until you press Stop. A second press of FastForward increases the fast-forward speed.

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   FastForward     FastForward
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Play

Begins playback in Reaper.

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    Play     Play
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Stop

Stops playback in Reaper.

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    Stop     Stop
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CycleTimeline

Engages Reaper's "Toggle Repeat" (aka "Loop") mode.

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    Cycle     CycleTimeline
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CycleTimeDisplayModes

When combined with MCUTimeDisplay or OSCTimeDisplay, CycleTimeDisplayModes changes the time display mode in Reaper and on the surface. This action cycles through six modes:

1. Minutes/Seconds
2. Measures.Beats/Minutes:Seconds:Frames
3. Measure.Beats
4. Seconds
5. Samples
6. Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames

    smpteBeats                  CycleTimeDisplayModes

MCUTimeDisplay

The MCUTimeDisplay action displays Reaper's time on a compatible surface. This is paired with an appropriate FB_MCUTimeDisplay widget.

    TimeDisplay                 MCUTimeDisplay

OSCTimeDisplay

The OSCTimeDisplay action displays Reaper's time, including the various modes, on an OSC surface. This is the OSC equivalent of MCUTimeDisplay.

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    TimeDisplay                 OSCTimeDisplay
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MoveEditCursor

The MoveEditCursor is a two-way action (i.e. you don't need to add the Increase+/Decrease+ modifiers when using an encoder) which allows you to move the edit cursor position by either a "bar" or a "marker." Specify the target (bar or marker) as a parameter value after the CSI action name, as shown in the example below:

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//  JogWheel

    JogWheel           MoveEditCursor Bar                                                         

    Marker+JogWheel    MoveEditCursor Marker