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Let me know if this is clear enough / understandable. I tried to break it down as simple as possible.

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Message # 1 04.01.22 - 18:17:03
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"There was an error parsing the specified project" Corrupt upload of .rpp file?

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Message # 2 04.01.22 - 18:20:37
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Not sure I follow this. If I pull down the Sistered Bus fader, are the sends supposed to follow?

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Message # 3 04.01.22 - 18:26:47
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Thanks for this tutorial James, I really appreciate your work on this idea.

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Message # 4 04.01.22 - 18:33:30
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Awesome, James. Thank you for this Tut.

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Message # 5 04.01.22 - 18:40:39
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figured out how to make panning work properly with this. Edited original post. You'll have to give up your stereo or dual pans, but it's really no biggie. *edit* automation still not working as expected with pan.

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Message # 6 04.01.22 - 18:47:18
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Not to beat the proverbial dead horse but while all these great ideas are flying around... maybe also allow Reaper's send destinations to switch? It's (imo, mmv as usual) a really unusual limitation in context to how flexible the general routing is, and a bit of a pain at times... to have to create a new send or destroy the old one every time you change your mind about a send destination. I usually throw up a few different verbs to mix, Plate, Hall, Room, and kinda experiment with combinations of sources going to them, which I can't really do in Reaper without creating 3 sends on every source channel or repeatedly creating and destroying or muting sends. Not sure why it's designed that way but I hope it gets looked at in the future. It's rather inflexible. (imo, mmv) /Off Topic

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Message # 7 04.01.22 - 18:54:20
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thanks for doing this. much appreciated as it does work as advertised. however... solving one problem seems to create another. for me, this method can quickly turn into a visual mess once there are more children and fx added. i.e. lets say you have a bunch of vocals grouped together. the various children of that group might have individual sends going to a reverb, a delay, and maybe a modulation effect. with the "sister bus" method, each of the 3 sends shows up as "sister bus" on the mixer send panel for that channel making it a bit of a challenge to correctly identify and quickly adjust a delay send level for a single child on the fly.

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Message # 8 04.01.22 - 19:01:14
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Yes there is a little problem with FX on the folder tracks. You can have it so FX affects the individual child's tracks themselves but not each childs sends.:(

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Message # 9 04.01.22 - 19:07:28
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Turn them on too? I haven't tried it yet, so ... :p

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Message # 10 04.01.22 - 19:12:09
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