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

[indigo]

Then, what's the method of separating an item from a track and progiding 
it its own track.
You can't send to an item, but once that item has its track, couldn't 
you then send to that track?
I like  each thing on its own track, so I can clearly understand what's 
pointing to what.
Sometimes, though, when I have a VSTI plug already inserted, then insert 
a midi file, for some Reaper will sometimes offer the dialog to put each 
instrument on a separate track, offering to expand to 13 tracks, for 
instance, and sometimes, without asking, it'll stick the midi file onto 
the plug's track as a track item
Okay, I'm a beginner, working infantile style, but I want to point that 
midi item to the synth, or point the synth to that midi file.
I don't like things scrambled together, but all nicely separate.
So, I'll try to get that .mid item onto its own track.
How would you do it?
Thanks,
Indigo L
On 4/1/2012 7:31 AM, Patrick Perdue wrote:
> 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.
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> 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
>>
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>> 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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