From: johnwilliamson@btinternet.com   
      
   On 15/12/2024 01:06, Geoff wrote:   
   > On 14/12/2024 8:08 am, Tim Sprout wrote:   
   >> I use Reaper because of its ability to record midi tracks of my   
   >> electronic tom tom’s. What I don’t like is that for sessions longer than   
   >> two hours Reaper begins a new 2nd wav file so I have to stitch the two   
   >> consecutive tracks together in Audition where I do my editing.   
   >>   
   >> (Still lurking amateur, these days using NovaBBS, free browser based   
   >> Usenet)   
   >>   
   >   
   > Recording MIDI tracks does not generate WAV files.   
   >   
   True, but a Reaper session file can contain both MIDI and WAV files. WAV   
   files have a size limit set by the operating system.   
      
   > But why bring Audition into the equation? Simply edit in Reaper !   
   >   
   Reaper may be hard coded to the FAT32 file size limits, while Audition   
   allows larger files as long as your computer uses NTFS.   
      
   I am, though, wondering why the OP is generating sessions longer than   
   two hours. Most people need to take a break and that is usually the cue   
   to start a new recording.   
      
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