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Originally Posted by serr
It's the Reaper 'lanes' recording mode. It's like a fixed version Protools playlists on steroids.
Options -> New recordings that overlap existing items -> create new items in new lanes
and then this one:
Options -> let multiple items display in lanes
This is happiness and light for tracking/overdubbing. New takes stack up in lanes in the recording track. The workflow is usually to use a single recording track like a "recording bin" and leave it un-monitored. Fly takes you like into the mix tracks you dial up. (The 'move item up/down a track' actions on the number pad keys are convenient for that.)
The default 'takes' mode puts all subsequent new takes into the first recorded audio item to make a multi stream item that lets you click to select which stream plays back. This one is clumsy to me vs lanes mode but YMMV.
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Is that only available on the pre-release versions of Reaper? I don't see any of those options on Reaper 6.68