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Make sure you read the Quick Start Guide. That and the videos should answer all of your questions.

You should never edit classical music with interleaved files. You can easily explode all your interleaved files into individual (mono and stereo tracks) using one command. Then load them into CC that way. If you need help let me know and I can Zoom with you. It's very simple and can be done in one o...

Regular track group markers.

Markers => SET => Track group => @ cursor

Click to select the take, place markers where you want to split the take and execute:

Edit => EDITING => Split => No crossfade @ => Markers, into subtakes

You should never be reordering the tracks without subsequently executing the function Options => Project setup => Copy track layout to sources which then automatically resets the sizes and visibility etc. Also, in any case, and as is demonstrated in the relevant videos, for this very reason it is be...

Please follow the instructions in How to submit a possible bug report detailed at the top of this forum when filing possible bug reports.

All others will be removed.

You are welcome. Let me know if you need any help getting started, and we can Zoom.

To set the color of one take marker, just double click on the take marker and then click on the Set color... button: https://i.imgur.com/PuykDi2.png To change the color of future take markers go to Options => CC Settings => Colors => Set take marker... , OR Use shortcut Option-3 ( Alt-3 on Windows) ...

REAPER supports any sound card that is supported by your computer. You simply select the card that you are using inside of REAPER Preferences, which is in the CC menus at Edit => REAPER Preferences... If you pause while recording, it keeps the current files open, so that when you unpause, you are st...

@Tacovision and @lorenzo.gavanna I forgot to respond here, but a while back, I updated CC so that now it reports this information in the Reaper Console window instead of in a dialog box. You should be able to see everything there! Let me know how that works for you.