Up until now as I've worked in Reaper when I render my project I've done an all or nothing kind of thing - rendering everything as the mastermix and I realize there may be some limitations on this.

Now my computer is powerful enough to handle this - lot's of headroom with memory and CPU -- I'm assuming I shouldn't lose quality with this approach but I may be wrong.

Hi everyone,
So I have a few mix's finalized that sound great when I listen to them in Cubase but then when I render them, they gain noise, and loose definition.
What's happening that's making them sound different from how they sound in Cubase?

I have rendered a few songs with Reaper, but I'm having trouble with one aspect.

When I render any song, all VSTi's are incorporated in the final product, though any changes or modifications to those VSTi's sound are lost. Only the original sound is rendered.

Does anyone know what setting I need to check off or use to render with all changes to VSTi's in the final product?

Ok folks, how did you achieve the fastest speed in rendering?

Did you do it by SCSI interface?(ie faster HD)
Ram amount (i/e going from 512M to 2048M?
Prosessor Power 400 celeron VS 1g celeron VS P4 2G processor and above?

How did you speed up you rendering of edits!(?)

Hey there
I 've been trying to render track in my projects.

hi
I ran into some hassle trying to import multiple files to be pasted into a different project. I imported them, but then how do I paste them?is there a paste in time?.It all makes sense and should be easy, but has anyone actually done it?
also sometimes when i render tracks, nothing seems to happen.. why?
Ferris TN