Most audio software performs non-destructive edits which means that your source audio files are never modified or “destroyed.” For instance, in Reaper you can delete sections of audio, process tracks and clips, move audio around — but the raw source files are never touched or changed. Non-destructive editing is wonderful
Most audio software performs non-destructive edits which means that your source audio files are never modified or “destroyed.” For instance, in Reaper you can delete sections of audio, process tracks and clips, move audio around — but the raw source files are never touched or changed. Non-destructive editing is wonderful
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