Can Reaper archive a track like Sonar can. Archive essentially removes a track's pull on the CPU and lets it sit dormant until when and if you want it.
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I don't think it is in the menus, but you can set an item offline. Go to the actions window, and in the filter type online or offline to find the actions. You can easily assign the actions to keys (I use alt+f for offline and alt+o for online) Minimizing and then maximizing Reaper resets everything to online.
This is my way of archiving things, been doing this for years: - Open your project - Ctrl-Alt-N to open a new tab - Go back to your project, select the tracks you want to archive - Ctrl-C - Go to the empty project tab - Ctrl-V - Strg-S - Save it as "my project - backups" - Done ! That way you keep the old stuff in its own container, whenever you want to work with the current stuff, only the needed parts are being loaded (waaaay faster)
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... inspired by fuseburn: -- select the track(s) to archive then run the Custom Action. -- steps 3 and 4 are needed as my "new project" loads a track template, -- you could extend this to delete the project tab, or (perhaps) save the tracks as a track template, or ...
what about a macro with selecting all media on selected tracks offline fx on selected tracks minimize tracks? cane we do that? color tracks to a certain color? set name to prefix: archive?
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RE: Can Reaper "archive" a track?
-- select the track(s) to archive then run the Custom Action. -- steps 3 and 4 are needed as my "new project" loads a track template, -- you could extend this to delete the project tab, or (perhaps) save the tracks as a track template, or ...