it supports multiple opened projects (which are opened in tabs), so you can freely exchange and copy items between them. DDP image also export work there.Īlso like Sampl. There aren't dedicated CD track markers, but you can use normal DAW markers with special naming convention for it. So for instance, you don't have CD MM:SS:FF time units, but you can set is to standard timecode display and set project to have 75fps, that way you can use snapping to grid and align your tracks to it. although (like most of things), there are some workarounds using custom actions and scripts. also all of that features can be automated by item envelopes.Ĭompared to Samplitude and Sequoia, there isn't so refined CD mastering. You can have whole effect chains at items, there can be track independent panning, level, pitch, speed. Its item based editing has most of features of Samplitude, with the exception of aux sends from items. Some features are more refined in Samplitude (where end-to-end workflow for some tasks is covered), some are more refined in Reaper. in some regards those programs have quite significant overlap.
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