Reaper will save them with whatever label you give them whether that is track1 or SteinwayD. I skinned Reaper to match the coloring of Audition but there are Logic skins as well as (I thought) Samplitude skins. It took a bit of digging to find the spot to deposit them other than doing a search within the preferences but for you Win7/Vista peoples the proper place is:
LocalDisk->Users->whatever user name->AppData->Roaming->Reaper->ColorThemes
Dump your bitmap folder here and make sure the *.ReaperTheme file is outside the bitmap folder. It should be apparent from the default setup of the latest version which includes a couple of themes.
@Cucco-Reaper is fast. And it takes no resources really to speak of. For fun I did some mixdown stuff with the wifi card on and surfing the web at the same time. No issues. I wouldn't do that on a gig mind you but Audition would stutter with that kind of interference.
John Dutton
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Kranking out Kopprasch since 1977
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I can have 5 stereo submixes! 1 for me (digital out to my monitor controller), 1 for the vocalist ("MORE ME!"), 1 for the guitar ("WAY more me"), one for the bass ("DUH....I like me...") and 1 for the drums ("I hit things...YAY")
Hahahahaha very nice cucco!! This is going to be my second interface after my PreSonus FireStudio Tube, how do those two compare?
The Firestudio isn't in the same class as the Fireface. That doesn't make it bad but it isn't equal.
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