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Loop Recording With Pre-Roll in REAPER

Pre-Roll is when you hear the project playing for a set time before the recording punch point. Normally REAPER will only use the pre-roll for the first lead-in to recording, so when looping there's no pre-roll. In this video I'll show you 2 workarounds to include pre and/or post-roll to every loop recording so you can hear the part in context. No scripting or custom actions needed. Option 1 - Time selection autopunch mode + unlinked loop points By unlinking the loop points from the time selection you can make them each different lengths. Set your time selection to where you want to punch in the recording, and set your loop points to include a few bars before the time selection. Option 2 - Item selection autopunch + time/loop points and empty items if needed By selecting an item in Item Selection Autopunch mode you can record new takes into an item. If you use a time or loop selection also, you can include pre-roll to your looping. If there is no item to select in that section of the track, insert empty items (from insert menu) as placeholders. More videos in this series about recording modes in REAPER Recording with takes    • Recording with Takes in REAPER   Recording without takes    • Recording Without Takes in REAPER   Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @thereaperblog   Thanks for watching! Subscribe and hit that LIKE button! Visit The REAPER Blog for many more tips, tricks and tutorials. http://reaperblog.net   / reaperblog     / thereaperblog     / reaperblogcommunity     / thereaperblog