[RWP] bypassing a track effect for certain items, is it possible?

[Patrick Perdue]

Yeah, I usually just use a second track for stuff like that. Sometimes 
even two tracks with discrete duckers on them which are sent from other 
tracks at slightly different levels with different parameters on the 
side-chaining compressor. For example, I might have a group of tracks in 
a folder for voice tracks, which I then send to a common ducker, but 
then also send that folder to another track with sound effects, but with 
a different ratio and input, longer attack, more look-ahead on the 
compressor, etc. Then I might have another track that is entirely 
unrelated, which gets stuff I don't want sent to the side-chain thrown 
at it. Yeah, I've been known to have several tracks even for basic 
projects, just because of the flexibility factor.
Of course, the method of applying effects to items won't work here, 
because you can't send to an item, and in this case, you obviously need 
an active send to something that isn't channel 1/2.





On 4/1/2012 7:01 AM, indigo wrote:
> If an effect is on a track, use IO routing brought up with the letter I
> and assign sends or returns to your voice track.
> Even with the little I've learned so far, but I've yet to experience
> anything that doesn't work if its sends and returns are pointing to the
> correct track.
> If sends or returns are assigned to the wrong track, tab down once to
> where you find the sends and returns listed, and delete the wrong ones.
> In Winize, unfortunately, they don't delete from the enter key, I need
> to route to PC and left click from the number pad.
> Indigo L
>
>
>
> On 4/1/2012 6:17 AM, Mario wrote:
>> Hi, sorry, probably my explanation is not so clear, I try again to
>> explain my situation:
>>
>> Im using Rea Comp inside chaining. I've two tracks: the musics track and
>> the voices track: the musics track as Rea Comp, that is controlled from
>> the voices track, and I want Rea Comp to work only on certain items, and
>> not on all.
>>
>> The suggestion of Indigo doesn't work because doesn't consider the voice
>> track, so the effect is applied but as no effect.
>>
>> Il 01/04/2012 11:28, indigo ha scritto:
>>> I thought that a volume fade applied to the master track would cause
>>> the volume to fade on all tracks.
>>> I haven't understood this yet, so anyone please expand on it.
>>> Indigo L
>>>
>>> On 4/1/2012 3:22 AM, Mario wrote:
>>>> Hi, I'am unsure about doing so, because I use that effect to slow down
>>>> the volume of the music while I'am talking, and it is nice that Reaper
>>>> does all automatically. but this effect isn't necessary on loops items,
>>>> that contains only backgrounds that needs to remain ever at the same
>>>> volume, while I'am speaking.
>>>>
>>>> On songs that is nice, because when I finish talking it boost up the
>>>> volume, but not on backgrounds that I slow down manually.
>>>>
>>>> Il 01/04/2012 01:50, jinseng at yandex.ru ha scritto:
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>> Maybe it would be easier for you to apply effect to each item as the
>>>>> new take. and then just to bypass the effect for the whole track.
>>>>> Reaper is item oriented so please look at the Item menue. There is
>>>>> this applying effect to item as a new take. Just move between the
>>>>> items with Ctrl + right/left arrows and do it.
>>>>> By the way splitting of items is rather easy with contextual Item
>>>>> menue:
>>>>> We choose the item, then go to the bar or the time inside this item
>>>>> and then split it. Now we are able to move new item or do with it
>>>>> whatever we wish.
>>>>>
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