REAPER.ini is the main configuration file in Reaper, all your preferences settings, your default project settings and many other things are saved in there.
It's good advice to make a backup of it before you make any changes or experiments and sometimes troubleshooting might need you to find and delete or edit it. Where you can find it depends on your OS of course:
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Note: Since v3.45 you can simply go Options->"Show REAPER resource path in Explorer/Finder" to find out its location.)
[XP] *
On XP, it's usually in
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\REAPER
If you can't find that, you probably have to enable display of "hidden folders" in Explorer:
1. On the Tools menu in Windows Explorer, click Folder Options.
2. Click the View tab.
3. Under Hidden files and folders, click "Show hidden files and folders"
[Vista + Windows 7/8.x] *
Location is a bit different here:
C:\USERS\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Reaper
If you can't find it, go to the Control Panel, select the 'Appearance and Personalization' section, from there, Folder Options --> Show hidden files and folders.
[OSX]
It sits in
<username>/Library/Application Support/REAPER
If you can't find that folder in Spotlight, you probably have to search in 'System Folders' in order to find it or go to Finder, hit Command+G and enter '~/Library/Application Support/REAPER' in the dialog box popping up. That should take you directly to that folder.
OSX Lion and higher:
Quote:
Originally Posted by schwa
Annoying note! OSX Lion makes it much harder to access <username>/Library. By default, that folder will not appear in the Finder. The "official" way is to open the Finder, open the Go menu, then hold down the Option key. Alternatively, open Applications/Utilities/Terminal and type "chflags nohidden ~/Library". This Lion behavior will cause all sorts of inconvenience for advanced REAPER users who are familiar with the REAPER inifiles.
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* [x64]
In Windows x64 versions, the folder name ends with '...\REAPERx64'
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