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Originally Posted by Yanick
I would like to have a new feature to work with takes. As for now, after having recorded the last take, the next take splits the previous one if its length is not the same. Is it possible to make the next take not splitting the previous one? So the source length of the next take would be the same as the source length of the previous one?
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I highly agree on this one...
There were multiple threads created in FR for that 'feature'....
I really think that splitting previous takes as a default is just horrendous...if a person needs a portion or a segment from a different take he/she will be more willing to do that by themselves and not have +100 small chops on each lane at the end of most takes just because you hit stop earlier or later.
This part of recording process is very weak and must be revised.
Don't get me wrong, it's not unusable, but it's absolutely not optimal or comfortable for majority of users...
I know that ED will jump on my generalization of 'majority' so here is Google search that will show you a lot of threads on the same subject dating from 2014 up till 2017/18:
https://www.google.com/search?q=spli...the+end+reaper
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p.s
My take on it (no pun intended) that by default Reaper will not split takes and just prioritize the top lane.
So when you have multiple takes they will sit in one track and the only parts will play that are selected and by defult we will prioritize only the highest recorded takes.
There is no need to split anything if user dose not want to do that...
By prioritizing highest lane we can solve the splitting issue.