![]() NOTE: REAPER has the best features for playing morse code midi files that I have tested to date. APPLE 12 POLE FILTER (optional) used as a final audio bandpass filter - to reduce the edge noise generated from the cw rise/fall times.especially at upper qrq speed levels NOTE: REAPER has many types of plugins, only REASYNTH is needed to play the midi file NOTE: LINUX NATIVE REAPER version was used in this video.however, all versions of REAPER for WINDOWS or MAC, should work fine and in a similar fashion for this purpose as you see here for the native linux version of REAPER. REASYNTH adjust the pitch, volume, rise/fall time(attack/release) 2. create a reaper track and then CLICK ON THE FX button, click ADD, select and load 1. ![]() NOTE: if you repeat a missed word a few times at the same speed.and it still is not y slowing the speed down - using the REAPER SPEED slider shown in the video.and keep repeating//slowing down - until you finally are able to copy the word.then return speed to previous setting and continue loading the EFFECTS PLUGINS to generate the SINE WAVE OSCILLATOR that is "keyed" by the midi file. to rewind to a word that was not copied to hear it again.press the "CONTROL" & "Left Arrow" together.and it will rewind slightly to repeat the last couple of words again.as many times as needed. in REAPER MENU - click INSERT - media file - choose the midi file(.mid) that you just created with the Morse MIDI APP 5. Save that file into the REAPER MEDIA FOLDER. Make a morse midi file converted from text - using Morse MIDI: 2. ![]() the REAPER PLAYBACK/REVIEW/REWIND HOTKEY COMBO - CONTROL & LEFT ARROW - repeats the last couple of words, for going back just a couple of words, in the morse code midi file, to try and listen again, and copy a missed word(s), this is a very helpful feature to train more effectively for learning whole word sounds that are new to your own qrq vocabulary or difficult to copy words in general that previously were not always copied the first time and seem to always give trouble in copying when you hear them again. Some more advantages of using a MIDI FILE instead of an audio file for QRQcw training are: - a midi file has a very small file size (compared to audio files) - midi variable speed is extremely accurate and the pitch remains the same with zero audio distortion from changing the speed from very slow to a very high speed - the integrity and fidelity of the cw morse code audio tones are always pefectly preserved - no matter the speed. This unique software setup array, allows you to choose the CW PITCH, the VOLUME, the SPEED, THE RISE and FALL TIMES of the CW EDGES. REAPER is the main APP for playing the morse code midi file. This video demo's how to create a TEXT TO MORSE CODE MIDI FILE - to use for training in QRQ CW COPY practice. Midi variable speed CW setup with excellent adjustable sine wave tone output I have had a lot of good experience in QRQ CW PRACTICE with this
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