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A production trick you can try to make your MIDI melodies and chords more interesting!

Automation items let you loop, copy, stretch and pool your automation. Here’s how to create and some use cases.

A trick I’ve been using to save screen space while adding more actions to my toolbars without making them too crowded.

From quickly creating four-point envelopes to drawing freely and adjusting curves, these shortcuts will save you time and make your workflow more efficient.

A feature that automatically changes tracks/regions/markers, adds icons, and modifies the MCP and TCP layouts based on rules that you can set.

A quick way to check your waveforms, loudness, or if you're clipping somewhere, using the "dry run" feature in REAPER.

When you click on an item in REAPER it will also move your playback head, here’s how to avoid that.

If you ever made regions within regions, it can be hard to see and work with them. Here’s a solution!

REAPER allows you to display waveforms in five ways

Here’s two methods you can use to quickly identify the musical scale of your MIDI notes.

REAPER’s default file management is a mess. Here are some quick settings you can change to have a clean project folder structure every time.

Here's a beautiful lo-fi JS plugin by Saike. It's free and it sounds amazing!

Using free item positioning, you can group multiple items into a single track and move them around freely.

The Navigator feature in REAPER makes navigating larger projects much simpler.

A collection of shortcuts and techniques for MIDI drum programming in REAPER