Reaper 101 Part 6:- Routing

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[@joseliano3522]

Brilliant taeching i really like how clear and complete your videos are thank you so much for sharing your wealth of experience

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Wow GREAT lesson !!!

[@bryanfox6726]

Awesome Communication, Adam!!!

[@davidvitale5241]

Thank you for the high quality tutorial! No distractions, clean & easy to follow 👏

[@jaydeebishop2345]

Thanks so much for the great learning experience. I had to go back to the GUI only ones to discover that what I call "plugin slots" are called FX in reaper. This helps to understand the difference between sends and effects (pre / post) when applied to the track context. Cheers

[@Tony-yp7ok]

Hi Adam! When you have a track inside a folder and want to send it to a reverb, do you usually also put the reverb track within the same folder? This is the only way I can think of to keep the reverb send level correct if the folder volume is changed - i.e. if you have a drum group folder and send the snare to a reverb outside of the folder, the reverb track level remains at the same volume if you change the folder’s volume, so it becomes unbalanced.
If I put the reverb inside the drum folder, then I can’t do any processing on the folder group such as comp or eq, without also effecting the reverb.
Is there a better (or best practice) way to do it?

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Thanks Adam. As always, great show and very informative