1.6 REAPER Software Updates

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1.6 REAPER Software Updates

REAPER is updated frequently with bug fixes, new features and other enhancements.

Kind: concept (user-guide-section) Chapter: 1 Setting Up and Getting Started Source: REAPER User Guide v7.70

REAPER is updated frequently with bug fixes, new features and other enhancements. You can check for updates at any time by visiting http://www.reaper.fm/ Simply download and install. There is no need to first uninstall any previous version. Existing preferences and settings will automatically be carried over.

Tip: An option is available under Options, Preferences, General (Startup Settings) to have REAPER automatically check for updates each time the program is started. By default, this option is enabled. If you do not wish to be notified whenever a new version is available, you can disable it.

REAPER Software Updates screenshot

Other sections in this document

1.1 Downloading REAPER (kind=reference)
1.2 Installing REAPER on a MacOS (kind=reference)
1.3 Installing REAPER on a Windows PC (kind=reference)
1.4 The Install Options (Windows only) (kind=reference)
1.5 REAPER’s Default Settings and Preferences (kind=reference)
1.6 REAPER Software Updates (kind=reference)
1.7 Starting REAPER (kind=reference)
1.8 REAPER Startup Tips (kind=reference)
1.9 REAPER Selections, Controls and Commands (kind=reference)
1.10 The REAPER Screen (kind=reference)
1.11 Introducing the Master Track (kind=reference)
1.12 Introducing the Track and Track Controls (kind=reference)
1.13 Arrange View and Mixer View (kind=reference)
1.14 Track, Master Track and Mixer Panels: Tips and Layouts (kind=reference)
1.15 Setting Up For Audio (kind=reference)
1.16 Input Aliasing (kind=reference)
1.17 Output Aliasing (kind=reference)
1.18 Setting Up For MIDI (kind=reference)
1.19 VST, CLAP and LV2 Plug-ins (kind=reference)
1.20 REAPER’s Installed Folders and File Location (kind=reference)
1.21 Localization and Language Packs (kind=reference)
1.22 Backing Up Settings (kind=reference)
1.23 Running REAPER on a Flash Drive (kind=reference)
1.24 REAPER Start Menu Options (Windows only) (kind=reference)
1.25 REAPER File Types (kind=reference)
1.26 Ruler Display Options (kind=reference)
1.27 Adjusting Font Size (kind=reference)
1.28 User License Information (kind=reference)
1.29 Pops and Clicks (kind=reference)
1.30 Uninstalling REAPER (kind=reference)
2.1 Opening an Existing Project (kind=reference)
2.2 Project Settings (kind=reference)
2.3 The Transport Bar (kind=reference)
2.4 Using the Track Controls (kind=reference)
2.5 Pan Law and Pan Mode (kind=reference)
2.6 Navigation and Zooming (kind=reference)
2.7 The Visual Track Spacer (kind=reference)
2.8 Directing Audio and MIDI Output (kind=reference)
2.9 Using the Navigator (kind=reference)
2.10 Track FX Basics (kind=reference)
2.11 Using the Supplied FX Presets (kind=reference)
2.12 Controlling Track FX (kind=reference)
2.13 FX Window and Keyboard Shortcuts (kind=reference)
2.14 Using an FX Bus (kind=reference)
2.15 Managing the Play Cursor (kind=reference)
2.16 Analyzing FX Performance (kind=reference)
2.17 Time Selections and Time Loops (kind=reference)
2.18 Managing Time and Loop Selections (kind=reference)
2.19 Navigating by Jumping (kind=reference)
2.20 Time and Loop Selections and the Transport Bar (kind=reference)
2.21 REAPER Routing Essentials (kind=reference)
2.22 Showing Sends in the Track Panel (kind=reference)
2.23 The Routing Matrix (kind=reference)
2.24 Managing Tracks (kind=reference)
2.25 Keeping a Window on Top (kind=reference)
2.26 The Track Wiring View (kind=reference)
2.27 Docking and Floating (kind=reference)
2.28 The Undo History Window (kind=reference)
2.29 Multiple Project Tabs (kind=reference)
2.30 Item Names, Buttons and Icons (kind=reference)
2.31 Online and Offline Media Items (kind=reference)
2.32 Advanced Track Settings (kind=reference)
2.33 Reset REAPER to Factory Defaults (kind=reference)
2.34 The Big Clock Plus (kind=reference)
3.1 Creating a New Project (kind=reference)
3.2 Setting Media Project Options (kind=reference)
3.3 Saving the Project File (kind=reference)
3.4 Creating and Naming Tracks (kind=reference)
3.5 To Prepare and Record One Track (kind=reference)
3.6 To Prepare and Record Multiple Tracks (kind=reference)
3.7 Auto Arming Tracks (kind=reference)
3.8 Using the Metronome (kind=reference)
3.9 Recording Stereo Tracks (kind=reference)
3.10 Multi-Channel Recording (kind=reference)
3.11 Track Templates (kind=reference)
3.12 Importing an Existing Project (kind=reference)
3.13 Project Templates (kind=reference)
3.14 Layered Recording (kind=reference)
3.15 Overdubbing and Punch Recording (kind=reference)
3.16 Non-Destructive Punch Recording (kind=reference)
3.17 Destructive Punch Recording (kind=reference)
3.18 Fades and Crossfades (kind=reference)
3.19 Recording Multiple Takes (kind=reference)
3.20 Displaying Multiple Takes (kind=reference)
3.21 Using Color Coded Takes (kind=reference)
3.22 Working With Multiple Takes (kind=reference)
3.23 Overlapping Items (kind=reference)
3.24 Recording Multiple Additional Items (kind=reference)
3.25 Recording with Empty Events (kind=reference)
3.26 Recording with Input FX Plug-ins (kind=reference)
3.27 Input Monitoring without Recording (kind=reference)
3.28 Preserve PDC Delayed Monitoring in Recorded Items (kind=reference)
3.29 Recording a Track’s Output (kind=reference)
3.30 Recording FX Bus Output (kind=reference)
3.31 Recording MIDI (kind=reference)
3.32 Other MIDI Recording Modes (kind=reference)
3.33 Recording With a Virtual Instrument (kind=reference)
3.34 Using Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth (kind=reference)
3.35 Looped Overdubbing and Looped Time Selection Recording (kind=reference)
3.36 Recording with External Hardware FX (kind=reference)
3.37 Preference Settings for Recording (kind=reference)
3.38 Track Preferences for Recording (kind=reference)
3.39 Other Track Recording Settings (kind=reference)
3.40 REAPER Audio Recording Checklist (kind=reference)
3.41 Recording MIDI From Keyboard Checklist (kind=reference)
3.42 Recording an Internet Audio Stream (kind=reference)
3.43 Converting Audio Media Item Format (kind=reference)
3.44 Recording Live Windows Output (kind=reference)
4.1 Introduction and Overview (kind=reference)
4.2 Media Explorer Basics (kind=reference)
4.3 File Management (kind=reference)
4.4 Working With Metadata (kind=reference)
4.5 Creating and Using Databases (kind=reference)
4.6 Media Item Preview (kind=reference)
4.7 Inserting Audio Files, Samples and FX (kind=reference)
4.8 Import Media File Types (kind=reference)
4.9 Importing REAPER Project Files (kind=reference)
4.10 Previewing and Importing MIDI Files (kind=reference)
4.11 Media Explorer Options and Other Actions (kind=reference)
4.12 REX and Similar File Support (kind=reference)
5.1 Managing Tracks (kind=reference)
5.2 Track Control Modifiers (kind=reference)
5.3 Mute/Solo In Front (kind=reference)
5.4 Auto-Naming Multiple Tracks (kind=reference)
5.5 Searching the Preferences Settings (kind=reference)
5.6 Track Colors (kind=reference)
5.7 Track Icons (kind=reference)
5.8 Track Meter Options (kind=reference)
5.9 Track Layouts (kind=reference)
5.10 Displaying Grid Lines (kind=reference)
5.11 Headphone Monitoring and Headphone Mixing (kind=reference)
5.12 Understanding Sends, Buses, Submixes and Folders (kind=reference)
5.13 Track Folder Essentials (kind=reference)
5.14 Track and Track Parameter Grouping (kind=reference)
5.15 Temporary Track Grouping without the Grouping Matrix (kind=reference)
5.16 VCA Grouping (kind=reference)
5.17 Track Group Management from the Track Panel (kind=reference)
5.18 The Main Toolbar (kind=reference)
5.19 Track Panel and Mixer Panel Layout Options (kind=reference)
6.1 Grouping FX in Folders (kind=reference)
6.2 Using Boolean Search Filters (kind=reference)
6.3 FX Browser Options (kind=reference)
6.4 Item Take FX (kind=reference)
6.5 Managing FX: Tips and Tricks (kind=reference)
6.6 Controlling FX from the TCP (kind=reference)
6.7 Managing FX Parameters (kind=reference)
6.8 Serial vs Parallel FX Chains (kind=reference)
6.9 Duplicate Plug-in Priorities (kind=reference)
6.10 Advanced Plug-in Defaults (kind=reference)
6.11 Advanced Floated FX Window Options (kind=reference)
6.12 Embedding FX GUI in TCP or MCP (kind=reference)
6.13 Hardware Output FX Monitoring (kind=reference)
6.14 Optimizing FX Performance (kind=reference)
6.15 Plug-in Delay Compensation (kind=reference)
6.16 Opening a File in Recovery Mode (kind=reference)
6.17 Freezing and Unfreezing Tracks (kind=reference)
6.18 The JS Analysis Loudness Meter (kind=reference)
6.19 VST and VST3 FX Compatibility Settings (kind=reference)
6.20 Missing Items (kind=reference)
6.21 Installing Extra JS Plug-ins (kind=reference)
6.22 ReaEffects User Guide Supplement (kind=reference)
6.23 Audio Signal Flow Chart: Master Track (kind=reference)
6.24 Audio Signal Flow Chart: Tracks and Folders (kind=reference)
7.1 Using an External Editor (kind=reference)
7.2 Editing Media Items in REAPER (kind=reference)
7.3 Power Editing with Mouse Modifier Overrides (kind=reference)
7.4 Auto Trim/Split Items (kind=reference)
7.5 Media Item Editing with Track Group Items (kind=reference)
7.6 Simple Item Grouping (kind=reference)
7.7 Storing and Recalling Item Groups (kind=reference)
7.8 Media Item Properties (kind=reference)
7.9 Media Item Appearance Preferences (kind=reference)
7.10 Editing Behavior Preferences (kind=reference)
7.11 Overlapping Media Items (kind=reference)
7.12 Separating Loop Selection from Time Selection (kind=reference)
7.13 Slip Editing (kind=reference)
7.14 Insert Space in Selection (kind=reference)
7.15 Trim Behind When Editing (kind=reference)
7.16 Changing a Media Item’s Timebase (kind=reference)
7.17 Creating and Copying Items in Pencil Mode (kind=reference)
7.18 Propagating Items (kind=reference)
7.19 Implode Items To One Track (kind=reference)
7.20 Ripple Editing (kind=reference)
7.21 Trim to Selected Area (kind=reference)
7.22 Item Mute and Solo Actions (kind=reference)
7.23 Displaying the Item Ruler (kind=reference)
7.24 Take Media Source (kind=reference)
7.25 Normalizing Items (kind=reference)
7.26 Snapping with Combined Snap/Grid Settings (kind=reference)
7.27 Separate Snap and Grid Settings (kind=reference)
7.28 Free Item Positioning (kind=reference)
7.29 The Nudge/Set Items Window (kind=reference)
7.30 Item Channel Mode and Channel Mapping (kind=reference)
7.31 Adjusting Media Item Fades (kind=reference)
7.32 Crossfades and the Crossfade Editor (kind=reference)
7.33 Glue Selected Items (kind=reference)
7.34 Coloring Individual Items (kind=reference)
7.35 Customising Mouse Modifiers (kind=reference)
7.36 Dynamic Splitting - Remove Silent Passages (kind=reference)
7.37 Item Peak Display Basics (kind=reference)
7.38 Normal Peaks and Spectral Peaks: Display Basics (kind=reference)
7.39 Spectrogram View and Spectral Editing (kind=reference)
7.40 Loudness Unit Full Scale Modes (LUFS) (kind=reference)
7.41 Pencil Editing (kind=reference)
8.1 Using Item FX with Individual Takes (kind=reference)
8.2 Exploding Takes to Multiple Tracks (kind=reference)
8.3 Crossfades with Takes (kind=reference)
8.4 Exploding Takes in Place (kind=reference)
8.5 Play All Takes (kind=reference)
8.6 Editing and Comping Multiple Takes and Multiple Tracks (kind=reference)
8.7 Take Menu Command Summary (kind=reference)
8.8 Propagating Takes (kind=reference)
8.9 More Take Commands and Actions (kind=reference)
8.10 Managing Comps with the Project Bay (kind=reference)
8.11 Item Take Markers (kind=reference)
8.12 Comping with Ranked Take Markers (kind=reference)
8.13 Fixed Media Item Lanes (kind=reference)
9.1 Creating Loops (kind=reference)
9.2 Creating and Navigating with Project Markers (kind=reference)
9.3 Time Selection Start/End Markers (kind=reference)
9.4 Snapping to Markers (kind=reference)
9.5 Removing Markers (kind=reference)
9.6 Show/Hide Regions/Markers in Grid (kind=reference)
9.7 Marker Actions (kind=reference)
9.8 Creating and Using Regions (kind=reference)
9.9 The Region/Marker Manager (kind=reference)
9.10 Regions and Markers: Ruler Lanes (kind=reference)
9.11 Custom Ruler Region Lanes (kind=reference)
9.12 Project Building with Regions (kind=reference)
9.13 More About Ruler Lanes (kind=reference)
9.14 Markers and Media Cues (kind=reference)
9.15 Changing the Project Timebase (kind=reference)
9.16 Tempo Based Music Production (kind=reference)
9.17 Embedding Transient Information when Rendering (kind=reference)
9.18 Quantizing Items (kind=reference)
9.19 Dynamic Splitting (kind=reference)
9.20 Ruler Display Options (kind=reference)
10.1 Changing the Project Play Rate (kind=reference)
10.2 Changing Pitch for Individual Media Items (kind=reference)
10.3 Using the ReaPitch Plug-in (kind=reference)
10.4 Using ReaPitch with Multiple Tracks (kind=reference)
10.5 Time Stretching (kind=reference)
10.6 Pitch Correction with ReaTune (kind=reference)
10.7 Stretch Markers (kind=reference)
10.8 Time Signature/Tempo Changes and Markers (kind=reference)
10.9 Timeline Display: Negative Timecodes (kind=reference)
10.10 Playback Time Offset with Routing (kind=reference)
10.11 Audio Jogging and Scrubbing (kind=reference)
10.12 REAPER Integration with ARA (kind=reference)
10.13 Phase Alignment (kind=reference)
11.1 Introduction (kind=reference)
11.2 Alternative Mixer Layouts (kind=reference)
11.3 Tweaking the Mixer Display (kind=reference)
11.4 Managing Parent/Child Tracks (kind=reference)
11.5 Working with FX in the Mixer (kind=reference)
11.6 Working with Sends in the Mixer (kind=reference)
11.7 VU Meters on Multichannel Tracks (kind=reference)
11.8 Track Control Functions (kind=reference)
11.9 Stereo Panning and Dual Panning (kind=reference)
11.10 Master Track Options and Settings (kind=reference)
11.11 Master Hardware Outputs (kind=reference)
11.12 Master Track Channels (kind=reference)
11.13 Solo Buses (kind=reference)
12.1 Introduction (kind=reference)
12.2 Project Timebase, Time Signature and Related Settings (kind=reference)
12.3 Crop to Selection and Remove Contents of Selection (kind=reference)
12.4 Project Lock Settings (kind=reference)
12.5 The Theme Development Tweaker (kind=reference)
12.6 The Project Media/FX Bay (kind=reference)
12.7 The Track Manager (kind=reference)
12.8 Track View Screen Sets (kind=reference)
12.9 Windows Screensets (kind=reference)
12.10 Auto Saving Screen Sets (kind=reference)
12.11 Creating a Text Track (kind=reference)
12.12 Item Selection Sets (kind=reference)
12.13 Track, Mixer, Transport and Envelope Layouts (kind=reference)
12.14 Moving Track Panel Position (kind=reference)
12.15 Play/Stop Cursor Options (kind=reference)
12.16 SWS Extensions (kind=reference)
12.17 Using FX Parameter MIDI Learn (kind=reference)
12.18 Track Templates Revisited (kind=reference)
12.19 Track Control Panel and Menu Bar Help (kind=reference)
12.20 Associating Rendered WAV Files with Source Project Files (kind=reference)
12.21 Multiple Project Backup Versions (kind=reference)
12.22 Using Multiple Dockers (kind=reference)
12.23 Saving New Project Versions (kind=reference)
12.24 Projects and Subprojects (kind=reference)
12.25 Working with Multiple Instances of REAPER (kind=reference)
13.1 Introduction (kind=reference)
13.2 Monitoring an External Synthesizer (kind=reference)
13.3 Using Track Controls with MIDI (kind=reference)
13.4 Controlling MIDI Data Sends (kind=reference)
13.5 Configuring and Accessing the MIDI Editor (kind=reference)
13.6 The MIDI Editor Window (kind=reference)
13.7 Control Change Messages (kind=reference)
13.8 Control Change Basics (kind=reference)
13.9 MIDI Editor CC Lanes (kind=reference)
13.10 MIDI CC Lanes: Tips & Tricks (kind=reference)
13.11 Navigating the MIDI Editor Main Window (kind=reference)
13.12 Basic Note Selection and Manipulation (kind=reference)
13.13 Loop/Time Selections and Smart Editing (kind=reference)
13.14 The MIDI Editor Menus (kind=reference)
13.15 Note Creating and Editing (kind=reference)
13.16 Using the Keyboard (kind=reference)
13.17 Transposing Notes (kind=reference)
13.18 General MIDI Program Patches (kind=reference)
13.19 MIDI Preview Scrub (kind=reference)
13.20 F3 - The Panic Button (kind=reference)
13.21 MIDI Editor Modes and Views (kind=reference)
13.22 Arrange View MIDI Processing Options (kind=reference)
13.23 Quantizing MIDI Data (kind=reference)
13.24 Input Quantization (kind=reference)
13.25 Humanize Notes (kind=reference)
13.26 Step Recording (kind=reference)
13.27 Working with Multiple MID0I Tracks and/or Items (Overview) (kind=reference)
13.28 Managing Multiple MIDI Tracks and Items (kind=reference)
13.29 Optimizing MIDI Editor Workflow (kind=reference)
13.30 Editing Multiple MIDI Items (kind=reference)
13.31 MIDI Editor Mouse Modifiers (kind=reference)
13.32 MIDI Editor Actions (kind=reference)
13.33 MIDI Output Direct to an External Synth (kind=reference)
13.34 In-Line MIDI Editing (kind=reference)
13.35 Copying MIDI Items in Arrange View (kind=reference)
13.36 Joining MIDI Items (kind=reference)
13.37 Audio Items and MIDI Items: Essential Editing Differences (kind=reference)
13.38 MIDI Preferences Settings (kind=reference)
13.39 Exporting Project MIDI (kind=reference)
13.40 MIDI Routing, MIDI Buses and ReWire (kind=reference)
13.41 ReaControlMIDI (kind=reference)
13.42 Some MIDI Plug-ins (kind=reference)
13.43 MIDI Controlled Pitch Shift with ReaVoice (kind=reference)
13.44 The Scale Finder (kind=reference)
13.45 MIDI Item Source Properties (kind=reference)
13.46 Feedback Routing with MIDI Tracks (kind=reference)
13.47 Working with Piano Roll Synced to Project Arrange View (kind=reference)
13.48 Sequencer Megababy (kind=reference)
13.49 Using MIDI CC Messages to Control FX Presets (kind=reference)
13.50 Custom MIDI Note and CC Names (kind=reference)
13.51 Recording and Routing thru MIDI Channels (kind=reference)
13.52 Retroactive MIDI Recording (kind=reference)
14.1 A Brief Introduction to Notation (kind=reference)
14.2 REAPER's Notation Editor: a First Look (kind=reference)
14.3 Opening MIDI Items in the Notation Editor (kind=reference)
14.4 REAPER's Notation Editor: A Closer Look (kind=reference)
14.5 Notation Editor View Options (kind=reference)
14.6 Basic Note Selection and MIDI Editor Tasks (kind=reference)
14.7 Notation Editor Specific Tasks and Functions (kind=reference)
14.8 Working with Notes and Note Selections (kind=reference)
14.9 Editing Notation Events in Other Views (kind=reference)
14.10 Exporting MusicXML and PDF Files (kind=reference)
14.11 XML Import (kind=reference)
14.12 Making a Notation Editor Toolbar (kind=reference)
15.1 Introduction (kind=reference)
15.2 REAPER Actions Essentials (kind=reference)
15.3 The Action List Editor Environment (kind=reference)
15.4 The Actions List Context Menu (kind=reference)
15.5 Creating a New Keyboard Shortcut (kind=reference)
15.6 Global Shortcut Overrides (kind=reference)
15.7 Removing a Shortcut or Changing a Key Assignment (kind=reference)
15.8 Action List Sections (kind=reference)
15.9 Deprecated Actions (kind=reference)
15.10 Keyboard Shortcuts for Recording (kind=reference)
15.11 Keyboard Shortcuts for the MIDI Editor (kind=reference)
15.12 Keyboard Shortcuts for FX and FX Chains (kind=reference)
15.13 Assigning Actions to the Mousewheel (kind=reference)
15.14 Exporting and Importing Key Maps (kind=reference)
15.15 Creating Custom Action Macros (kind=reference)
15.16 Importing and Loading Scripts (kind=reference)
15.17 Introducing ReaPack (kind=reference)
15.18 Meta Actions (kind=reference)
15.19 Mouse Modifiers (kind=reference)
15.20 TCP and MCP Mousewheel Modifiers (kind=reference)
15.21 Saving and Restoring Mouse Modifier Settings (kind=reference)
15.22 MIDI Editor Mouse Modifiers (kind=reference)
15.23 Customizing the REAPER Menus (kind=reference)
15.24 Customizing the REAPER Toolbars (kind=reference)
15.25 Additional Custom Toolbars (kind=reference)
15.26 Toolbar Display Options (kind=reference)
15.27 Smart Tools and Armed Actions (kind=reference)
15.28 The Toolbar Docker (kind=reference)
15.29 Toolbar Appearance Preferences (kind=reference)
15.30 Using a Control Device with REAPER (kind=reference)
15.31 Controlling REAPER with a Web Browser Interface (kind=reference)
15.32 Customizing Track Panel Area Width (kind=reference)
15.33 Reset VU Meter Peaks (kind=reference)
15.34 The Theme Adjuster (Overview) (kind=reference)
16.1 What Are Plug-ins? (kind=reference)
16.2 Five Types of Plug-in (kind=reference)
16.3 Adjusting Plug-in Parameter Controls (kind=reference)
16.4 Sound Shaping Effects: ReaEQ (kind=reference)
16.5 Time Based Effects: Delay (kind=reference)
16.6 Analytical Plug-ins: the Frequency Spectrum Analyzer Meter (kind=reference)
16.7 The JS Master Limiter and ReaLimit (kind=reference)
16.8 Using FX Presets (kind=reference)
16.9 Volume Control with Compression: ReaComp (kind=reference)
16.10 Volume Control with a Noise Gate (kind=reference)
16.11 Time Based Effects: ReaVerb (kind=reference)
16.12 Noise Reduction with ReaFir (kind=reference)
16.13 Multiband Compression with ReaXComp (kind=reference)
16.14 ReaLimit: The Brickwall Limiter (kind=reference)
16.15 ReaTune Revisited (kind=reference)
16.16 JS Plug-Ins and ReaPack: an Overview (kind=reference)
16.17 Summary Examples of JS Plug-In Categories (kind=reference)
16.18 Bridging and VST Plug-in Run Mode (kind=reference)
16.19 Controlling FX Parameters on the Fly (kind=reference)
16.20 Sending FX Output to a Different Track (kind=reference)
16.21 Third Party Plug-in Presets (kind=reference)
16.22 FX and FX Chain Options (kind=reference)
17.1 Understanding REAPER’s Channel Routing (kind=reference)
17.2 The Track Routing Button (kind=reference)
17.3 Send and Receive Types (kind=reference)
17.4 Pin Connectors and Channel Mapping (kind=reference)
17.5 Sidechaining and Audio Ducking (kind=reference)
17.6 FX Containers and Parallel FX Processing (kind=reference)
17.7 Sending FX Output to Another Track (kind=reference)
17.8 Other Channel Routing/Mixing Plug-ins (Overview) (kind=reference)
17.9 Further VSTi Signal Routing (kind=reference)
17.10 Round-Robin Multisampling (kind=reference)
17.11 ReaSamplomatic and ReaDrums (kind=reference)
17.12 REAPER’s Routing Interface (kind=reference)
17.13 Surround Panning with ReaSurround and ReaSurroundPan (kind=reference)
17.14 Routing to/from Other Applications with ReWire (kind=reference)
17.15 MIDI Routing and MIDI Buses (kind=reference)
17.16 Multichannel Parent-Child Relationships (kind=reference)
17.17 Multi Output VSTi Plug-ins (kind=reference)
18.1 Understanding Automation (kind=reference)
18.2 The Track Envelopes Window (kind=reference)
18.3 Automation Envelope Methods (kind=reference)
18.4 Available Track and Send Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.5 Writing Automation (kind=reference)
18.6 Envelope Points Options (kind=reference)
18.7 Writing Mute Automation (kind=reference)
18.8 Automation Modes (kind=reference)
18.9 Latch Preview Mode (kind=reference)
18.10 Global Automation Override (kind=reference)
18.11 Envelope Panel and Track Menu Controls (kind=reference)
18.12 The Track Envelopes Window Revisited (kind=reference)
18.13 The Envelope Manager (kind=reference)
18.14 Manually Editing Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.15 Using the Mouse with Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.16 Managing Automation Envelope Display (kind=reference)
18.17 Envelope Shapes (kind=reference)
18.18 Envelope Edit Mouse Modifiers (kind=reference)
18.19 The Envelope Panel Controls (kind=reference)
18.20 Managing and Manipulating Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.21 Envelope Preferences0 (kind=reference)
18.22 Using an Envelopes Toolbar (kind=reference)
18.23 Moving and Copying Envelopes with Items (kind=reference)
18.24 Copying Points From One Envelope to Another (kind=reference)
18.25 Automation with Trim Volume Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.26 Locking Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.27 Automation with Grouped Track Parameters (kind=reference)
18.28 Automation of FX Parameters (kind=reference)
18.29 Automation of Container FX Parameters (kind=reference)
18.30 FX Automation: Learn Mode (kind=reference)
18.31 Automating a VST with MIDI CC Messages (kind=reference)
18.32 Automating FX Parameters on the Fly (kind=reference)
18.33 Automation with Item Take and Take FX Parameters (kind=reference)
18.34 Automation with Hardware Output Sends (kind=reference)
18.35 Automating the Metronome (kind=reference)
18.36 Tempo/Time Signature and Play Speed Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.37 More Envelope Tips (kind=reference)
18.38 Razor Editing with Automation Envelopes (kind=reference)
18.39 Automation with Hardware Output Sends (kind=reference)
18.40 Automation Items (kind=reference)
18.41 Automation and Envelope Tips (kind=reference)
19.1 The Concept (kind=reference)
19.2 The Interface (kind=reference)
19.3 Defining a Parameter for Modulation (kind=reference)
19.4 Defining a Parameter for Modification (kind=reference)
19.5 Parameter Modulation with Audio Control (kind=reference)
19.6 Using an LFO Shape with Parameter Modulation (kind=reference)
19.7 Using Parameter Modulation for Dynamic Compression (kind=reference)
19.8 Bypass Mode (kind=reference)
19.9 Parameter Modulation Under Parameter Control (kind=reference)
19.10 Using Parameter Modulation with an Envelope (kind=reference)
19.11 Parameter Modulation under Sidechain Audio Control (kind=reference)
19.12 Using MIDI Links for Parameter Modulation (kind=reference)
19.13 Further Applications (kind=reference)
19.14 Managing FX Parameters in the Project Bay (kind=reference)
20.1 Simple Video Editing (kind=reference)
20.2 Video Effects (kind=reference)
20.3 Working with Multiple Video Tracks (kind=reference)
20.4 Video Processor Parameter Controls (kind=reference)
20.5 Supplied Video Effects Presets (kind=reference)
20.6 Video CPU Load (kind=reference)
20.7 Understanding Video Formats (kind=reference)
20.8 REAPER Video Processing Tips (kind=reference)
20.9 REAPER Video Settings and Preferences (kind=reference)
20.10 Video Workflow Tips (kind=reference)
20.11 Making a Home Music Video on a Budget (kind=reference)
21.1 Introduction (kind=reference)
21.2 Consolidating and Exporting (kind=reference)
21.3 Rendering A Project (kind=reference)
21.4 Dry Run Render Stats and Options (kind=reference)
21.5 Render to File: Source Options (kind=reference)
21.6 Project Rendering Examples (kind=reference)
21.7 Rendering a Finished Song (kind=reference)
21.8 Rendering a Group of Tracks to a Single Track (kind=reference)
21.9 Queued File Rendering (kind=reference)
21.10 Rendering Regions (kind=reference)
21.11 Batch File/Item Converter (kind=reference)
21.12 Burning an Audio CD with REAPER (kind=reference)
21.13 Saving Live Output to Disk (kind=reference)
21.14 Surround Rendering (kind=reference)
21.15 Rendering a Video Project (kind=reference)
21.16 Stem Rendering Media Items (kind=reference)
22.1 Introduction (kind=reference)
22.2 General Preferences (kind=reference)
22.3 Main Project Preferences (kind=reference)
22.4 Audio Configuration and Settings (kind=reference)
22.5 Audio Glitches and Related Issues (kind=reference)
22.6 Audio Preferences (kind=reference)
22.7 Appearance Preferences (kind=reference)
22.8 Editing Behavior Preferences (kind=reference)
22.9 Media Preferences (kind=reference)
22.10 Plug-ins Preferences (kind=reference)
22.11 Project and File Management (kind=reference)
22.12 Customizing the Performance Meter (kind=reference)
22.13 Customizing Undo History Behavior (kind=reference)
22.14 Custom UI Tweaks (PC) (kind=reference)
22.15 Custom UI Tweaks (Mac) (kind=reference)
23.1 Introducing ReaRoute (PC Only) (kind=reference)
23.2 Setting Up Applications for ReaRoute (kind=reference)
23.3 Sending Audio from REAPER to Another Application (kind=reference)
23.4 Sending Audio From Another DAW App to REAPER (kind=reference)
23.5 Using REAPER With a Synth Workstation (kind=reference)
23.6 Syncing to an External Device (kind=reference)
23.7 Generating and Sending Timecode (kind=reference)
23.8 REAPER as Client to MIDI Sequencer Software (kind=reference)
23.9 ReaScript (kind=reference)
Appendix: Troubleshooting REAPER (kind=reference)