Old 01-26-2023, 05:44 AM   #1
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Let us say I have nine items each in their own region and I want to move the fourth region/item to after region nine and preserve the position of regions 5 to 9 in the timeline. Can this be done?

Even with ripple off whenever I move a region later the regions in front of were I move it to move up in time. Is there a way to disable this behaviour so that the regions retain their position against timcode?
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Old 01-26-2023, 07:58 AM   #2
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Let us say I have nine items each in their own region and I want to move the fourth region/item to after region nine and preserve the position of regions 5 to 9 in the timeline. Can this be done?

Even with ripple off whenever I move a region later the regions in front of were I move it to move up in time. Is there a way to disable this behaviour so that the regions retain their position against timcode?
so you want to have a gap where region 4 was?

I'd just copy it to after region 9 then delete the region and remove the items.


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Thank you, and that is exactly what I did on this occasion.
I can understand why removing regions works the way it does I was just a little surprised that Reaper being Reaper I could not find a way of removing regions without ripple.
Quite often I will start work on a CD master before the running order has been decided and get a basic shape before moving everything to the final order later. Just grabbing a track by it's region is convenient if I have done edits to the tracks as it is less easy to muck up by miss clicking.
Always a thousand ways to do things in Reaper just not the one I prefer this time.
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Thank you, and that is exactly what I did on this occasion.
I can understand why removing regions works the way it does I was just a little surprised that Reaper being Reaper I could not find a way of removing regions without ripple.
Quite often I will start work on a CD master before the running order has been decided and get a basic shape before moving everything to the final order later. Just grabbing a track by it's region is convenient if I have done edits to the tracks as it is less easy to muck up by miss clicking.
Always a thousand ways to do things in Reaper just not the one I prefer this time.
perhaps you could make a macro to do what we've suggested or a script?

Or if you're only working with stereo files you might not need to use regions at all.


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