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Yes, that is one of the beauties of Reaper. There are hundreds of effects included and you can add any others you wish.
If you look at any track that you have recorded, there are a few square buttons in the box on the left end. To the right of the name of the track (guitar 1 or whatever), the square boxes include one named FX. Click on that and a list of effects should open. Choose one like ReaVerb, click on it and it should load up a window with options. You may have to click on UI to see the interface depending on your computer set up. Each effect will have a number of presets and also controls to make your own preset and save it if you want.
There are a lot of ways to arrange the main window so yours may look different from mine.
Let me know what happens!
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