Up and Running: A Basic REAPER User Guide

Up and Running: A Basic REAPER User Guide
Save your Undo History with the Project File. This means that even after retrieving the file at some later
date, you will still be able to revert the project to an earlier state if you wish.
Store multiple undo/redo paths.
Note also that the Undo History window is dockable.
4.22 REAPER Editing Fundamentals
Select Items
Select an Item by clicking on the Item. The colour of the Item will change to indicate it has been selected.
Select multiple Items by using Ctrl Click.
Select adjacent Items by using Shift Click.
Select groups of Items by holding down the Alt key, then right-clicking and dragging a marquee around the
Items.
Split Items
If no Item is selected, pressing S will split all Items on all Tracks at the Edit Cursor position.
If Item(s) are selected, pressing S will split all selected Item(s) at the Edit Cursor position.
If Item(s) are selected, pressing Shift S will split all selected Item(s) at the Loop Selection.
Copy Items
There are several ways to copy Item/s in REAPER.
Use Keyboard Shortcut Ctrl C to copy any selected Items.
Right-click on an item and select Copy selected items from the menu.
Select an item, then select Edit, Copy selected items.
Hold down the Ctrl key while dragging the Item(s).
Paste Items
There are several ways to paste Item/s in REAPER
Use Keyboard Shortcut Ctrl V to paste an Item at the current cursor position. If a Track is selected, the
Item will be pasted into the selected Track. If no Track is selected, the Item will be pasted into the last
selected Track.
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