Mappings toolbar

Adds a new mapping at the end of the current mapping list.

Allows you to add and learn many new mappings in a convenient batch mode. Click this button and follow the on-screen instructions. Click Stop when you are finished with your bulk learning strike.

Enter text here in order to display just mappings whose name matches the text.

You can search for mappings that have a certain tag by entering the tag name prefixed with the hash character #. For example, you can search for all mappings tagged with the tag mixing by entering #mixing.

The search expression also supports wildcards * and ? for doing blurry searches. * stands for zero or more arbitrary characters and ? stands for one arbitrary character.

When you press this button, ReaLearn will start listening to incoming MIDI/OSC events and temporarily disable all target control. You can play around freely on your controller without having to worry about messing up target parameters. Whenever ReaLearn detects a valid source, it will filter the mapping list by showing only mappings which have that source.

This is a great way to find out what a specific knob/fader/button etc. is mapped to. Please note that the list can end up empty (if no mapping has that source).

As soon as you press Stop, the current filter setting will get locked. This in turn is useful for temporarily focusing on mappings with a particular source.

When you are done, and you want to see all mappings again, press the X button to the right, which clears the filter.

If you want to find out what mappings exist for a particular target, press this button and touch something in REAPER.

As soon as you have touched a valid target, the list will show all mappings with that target.

Unlike Filter source button, ReaLearn will automatically stop learning as soon as a target was touched.

Press the X button to clear the filter and show all mappings again.

The mapping rows area consists of multiple mapping rows. One for each mapping.