LOVE REAPER......

[replicant X]

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[enroe]

is bounce in place or render item to new track possible in reaper?

If by "item" you are specifically referring to REAPER's "media item", I don't think that's possible (and if it is, I'd also like to know)

The entire track, which contains the media item(s), can be frozen-and-rendered on the same track or simply rendered to a new track.

It's all possible, in many various ways!

[bundoo]

yea bloody annoying this - im used to the ease of cubases render in place

currently im using the render dialog with most recent setting using a razor edit preset set to a key command

[bundoo]

basically just bouncing a section of an item without changing the timeline selection e.g. a section of a midi item without changing the timeline selection bounced to a new track and muting the section of the initial midi item that was rendered

possible all with one click?

[enroe]

yea bloody annoying this - im used to the ease of cubases render in place

currently im using the render dialog with most recent setting using a razor edit preset set to a key command

As I said before: it is very easily possible - since the begin of Reaper.

[enroe]

yea bloody annoying this - im used to the ease of cubases render in place

currently im using the render dialog with most recent setting using a razor edit preset set to a key command

As I said before: it is very easily possible - since the begin of Reaper.

I really believe that - if you are using a complex DAW - you have to read
the manual (there's one for Reaper too!). It's faster than looking through
all the possible videos.

[bundoo]

Could you explain please?

[enroe]

Could you explain please?

Yes - once more for everybody:

you call up the render window: At the bottom right you can mark: "Create a new
track in the Project" - this will add the render result directly to the arrangement,
as a new track.

As a single mouse click: That works too, but this is where it gets a bit more
complicated: You save your render window as a "preset". And then you build
a macro that calls and runs this window with this preset. You then have to
assign this macro to a key - and that's it.

For the details I really ask you to read the chapters in the manual. It's in there
in great detail - and you'll learn at the same time how to perform all possible
actions in Reaper with just one key. OK, if you want to brew coffee
automatically and with one click - Reaper can't do that yet.

[bundoo]

I can recall last used settings in the render dialog and use an action to do this but not specifically recall a particular preset

[xbitz]

is bounce in place or render item to new track possible in reaper?

SWS/AW: Render tracks to stereo stem tracks, obeying time selection
?

[tapiodmitriyevich]

Ughhh... didn't spot any big stuff for Reaper 7...yet?
https://www.landoleet.org/whatsnew.txt

[jens]

*sigh*

The builds and information here are provided as a courtesy to our customers.
Release builds are available via www.reaper.fm -- the versions here are UNSUPPORTED.

1. DO NOT REDISTRIBUTE ANYTHING FROM THIS WEBSITE
2. USE VERSIONS FROM HERE WITH CAUTION AND AT YOUR OWN RISK
3. DO NOT LINK TO THIS WEB SITE OR ANYTHING ON IT FROM ANYWHERE
4. PLEASE DISCUSS ONLY IN THE PRE-RELEASE FORUM

[TheMaestro]

*sigh*

...

Maybe you should read point 1 yourself.

[jens]

Huh? Talking to me with your failed quote (yeah, really difficult, I know), genius?

Maybe you then should look up "redistribute" in a dictionary...

(What's your native language? Please don't say English - that would be beyond tragic)

[funky lime]

Huh? Talking to me with your failed quote (yeah, really difficult, I know), genius?

Maybe you then should look up "redistribute" in a dictionary...

(What's your native language? Please don't say English - that would be beyond tragic)

i suspect they meant that you copied and pasted text from the website in question onto this forum (would also explain why they deleted the text in question when they quoted you). this might technically be considered "distributing [something] from this website" (which would mean that you are doing the very thing you called someone else out on). and of course, technically correct is the best kind of correct, round these parts anyway.