Project in Ableton or FL Studio using the space only which project files weight is. This making garbage of really unused files. One project could take even hundreds of megabytes of unnecessary hard disc space. Solution which you showed for me is really saving almost nothing. This is a key in work with processed audio in reasamplomatic for example without mess on hard drive. They are removed after working on it and recreated again when loading project again by base which is source medias which are always on hard drive which is logic. This kind of files which are originally processed sounds was recreated only when project is opened in temp place on hard drive. This is unnecessary and should be decision of user if he want to save these files on hard drive or not.ДЄs i mentioned in Fl Studio and Ableton Live. It only make project to load faster than time needed to recreate time stretched copies. But it saves lot of CPU usage on the other hand. Is anyone know simple sampler with time stretch for Reaper ? Placing sounds on tracks on arrange is not perfect cause i cant change created loops by one operation - this is why i mentioned once about folder kind items in folder tracks which can be pooled. For most time i using synthesis but when i want to make drum patterns and stuff like this in Reaper which match in time - i did not found any fully working solution. They make sounds to fit perfect in time and stay in tonality this is far more important than it is looks - and yeah files not stay on hard drive - daws recreate them when loading audio arrange. So there is any another simple sampler solution which able to time stretch in tonal way ? If no this is probably why i should go into another daw for working on sample based tracks - cause in fl studio/ableton for example is super few different time stretching modes in builded sampler. I wondering why this is not implemented yet. Reasamplomatic should use files processed from source media - this is the most logic and most performance improvement.

How to time stretch in fl studio