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As we previously mentioned, items are the sole and responsible containers for any media you might have for a project. Unlike tracks that have no time, they are always placed somewhere on the timeline and have a duration. | |||
Remember that item editing in reaper is non-destructive. The content of the source file is thus never modified or changed. | |||
When we edit items, basically we must select either the item itself, or a portion of it, and then we can split, copy, move, delete, and so on. Now follows a description and how you can use these tools. | |||
Latest revision as of 05:42, 3 June 2023
As we previously mentioned, items are the sole and responsible containers for any media you might have for a project. Unlike tracks that have no time, they are always placed somewhere on the timeline and have a duration. Remember that item editing in reaper is non-destructive. The content of the source file is thus never modified or changed. When we edit items, basically we must select either the item itself, or a portion of it, and then we can split, copy, move, delete, and so on. Now follows a description and how you can use these tools.