Hmmmmm.. I've got a feeling the only way to do it will be to export each track individually then put them in reaper and start again with mixing and effects. I have Cubase elements 8, I didn't bother upgrading and I have loads of old projects. There is only one I'd like to keep so I might have to try this myself. You could probably find all the individual audio files and import them but you would have to do all the arranging again. I think it might be best to export each one as I said above. You can always cut them up into pieces again in reaper if they have long blank bits in them. either way, I think the trouble is worth it just to get them into reaper as its just so much better than Cubase. Maybe someone else will have a better way to do it.
Jim
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