Any sound can be panned, but it works better if it's a mono source. I can think of two ways plus a way to constrict the stereo width of a stereo sound. Starting with panning, method one is to select the track, then use Alt left and alt right to pan it. The second method is to select the track and press control shift P to enter the track parameters dialog in Osara. From here, you can navigate to pan and use tab and adjust the slider or tab once more and enter a number. It's also worth noting that you can automate the panning using a plugin like transient driven autopan, or manually using envelope points.

Regarding constricting the width of the items on the track, you may go into the routing dialog with i, and find the width field and adjust it as needed. You'll also encounter a pan entry here as well, and it will accept numbers like 30%r, 90%L or center. So, you can both constrict the width and pan the track giving a sort of mono downmix to a stereo sound source.

Also Dimension Expander by xfer is worth a try... It's free btw.

again I have a question
someone please answer this a lot of questions
how to play music with reapers vurtual keyboard?

Hi.
If you guise looking for a good acoustic guitar vst, try this:
http://amplesound.net/en/pro-pd.asp?id=7
it's window isn't accessible but you can press P when focused on the track to change all the parameters

hello.
manamon_player, you can add a VST instrument to your midi track, and press windows b to open virtual midi keyboard. in there, you can use the letters and the number row to play.
also, if you have golden cursor, you can focus your mouse on one of the letters at your screen review, move it up or down and click to change your velocity
amir tajik, the easiest way is to make 2 tracks and add 1 files to each. other than that, you can turn crossfade off with alt x, and add your file to the same track

@10 thx for that cross fade thing, didn't know about that.

hi how to glu 2 items to gether

http://amplesound.net/en/pro-pd.asp?id=7

hello.
manamon_player, you can add an instrument using the insert menu then virtual instrument on a new track. or you can press control insert. after that, find a vst on the list provided. keep in mind that reaper only has 3 instrument, one of them, rea syn dr. is worthless, and one is a sampler that is another story entirely if you want to make any sound with it. the rea synth is your best bet to test how everything works

what's the best way to get started with reaper?, i really want to make music but i can't really get the things that you need to do it.

reaperaccessibility.com is your starting point

at18
I can't understand the insert menu and how to go to it
at 23 wow if it have 32 bit so thats great, in the web it said 64 bits only supported
also, i'm searching for something that hae less size