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IN midi editor I created time selection and turn on repeat to listen a part again and again but it doesn't working edit cursor is not stopping ? Ah — I see what’s happening. You made a time selection in the MIDI editor and turned on repeat, but REAPER isn’t looping it. That’s because REAPER’s repeat/loop playback works from the arrange view’s time selection , not from the MIDI editor’s local selection. The MIDI editor can have its own independent selection that doesn’t control the main playback unless they’re linked. Two ways to make your loop work: Option 1 – Link MIDI editor time selection to arrange view In the MIDI editor, go to Options . Turn on “Link loop points to time selection” and “Link to arrange view” (wording can vary slightly depending on REAPER version). Now, whenever you make a time selection in the MIDI editor, the same selection is made in the arrange view. With repeat enabled (shortcut: R ), REAPER will loop that section. Option 2 – Set...

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 In Reaper , Dynamic Split is a powerful tool used to automatically split audio or MIDI items based on certain dynamic criteria—like silence, transients, or volume thresholds. It's commonly used for tasks such as: Separating drum hits Isolating words or phrases in a vocal recording Cleaning up noise or silence Preparing audio for further editing or quantization 🛠️ Where to Find It: Select the audio item(s). Go to Item > Item processing > Dynamic split items Or use shortcut: D (if assigned). ⚙️ Main Features of Dynamic Split: Option What It Does Split points Detects where to split the audio (based on transients, gate (volume), or both). Sensitivity/Thresholds Adjusts how aggressive the split detection is. Min slice length Prevents very short slices from being created (avoids over-splitting). Padding Adds milliseconds before or after the split point. Actions You can split , delete silence , or create stretch markers . ...