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Downloaded "reaper" to check it out [recommended by a few here] as an alternative to Audacity but cannot "see" any way of adding effects?
Audacity is pretty well laid BUT I am wondering if I am missing something.
Checked the sight, searched the "help" but cannot see if "effects" is one of Reapers" option.
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