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People might have different ways of working . I will give you an example then... I'm editing a live opera recording and run into several issues in the horn section. I'm soloing the horns so it is easier to compare different takes, especially when one has to restore some parts almost note by note. B...

It is annoying that all audio tracks are selected every time one goes to another source or destination. It would be nice if the action behind it would first get the currently selected track(s), then go to the destination or other source, and select just the tracks that were selected before the actio...

In order to track down the origin of some problems, I did a complete clean installation of Reaper and Cohler Classical (CC). Checking the UserPlugins folder shows only 3 files in that directory, while the CC installer says there should be 5, as seen on the right in the screenshot below. Screenshot 2...

That's a good tip, Jonathan. It works for me.

Have a look at the big professional light stands. They are heavy and they have to be, going up high. The lightweight audio stands don't go that high or will be dangerously unstable.

It works like a charm. Very happy with it! And realised quickly! Just one minor issue: These two windows pop up when choosing the 'Load audio files' command to set the 'Load path': Screenshot 2022-08-26 at 09.50.12.png I cannot scroll through the left window and check the track and audio file names ...

@Cohler: I'm pretty well known with MacOs but would not know a setting to adjust this problem. I guess we have to live with it. @lorenzo.gavanna: Plausible suggestion but I'm on a 4K 32" screen where the window with all those tracks displayed fits in easily and it just happens here without any ...

Thanks Jonathan, you are amazing. Will try them out!

Hi Stefan, If you are recording an organ placed high up in a (big) church you would need a high mic stand to come closer to the organ. As a start, I would place the stand so far from the organ that it creates a triangle with the width of the organ. I would use two omni-directional mics as an A_B on ...

Excellent, thank you.