Winter NAMM 2012 News
I was turned on to Repaer at version 2 by one of the guys writing code for one of their competitors.We're talking a DAW that cost 20 times as much. I was intrigued and tried it. The first thing I noticed is the amazingly small foot print it has. We're not talking bloated couple of 100 mB software. We're talking 10 mB. Put this a t...
Reaper rocks because nothing seems quite out of place. There are a few odd features that are left out, but the simple truth is you are getting a DAW the stands up to and often surpasses the big boys for next to nothing. And the fact that the DAW in and of itself is no nonsense, makes music making easy as pie.
As good as the big expensive sequencers, but small, portable, big user base and constantly updated. I can use it as my main audio sequencer.
I have been using Reaper for the past couple years when I switched away from Cakewalk's Sonar. Sonar was also great, but I felt that Reaper was just as good, and it's free! Obviously my favorite thing about it is the price, but the workflow and general layout design of the interface is very intuitive and easy to learn. It is also becoming mor...
I use it since version 2, for anything I would not change even if the price was multiplied by 10 to upgrade to the competition.
I use it for about 4 years after spending nearly 20 years with Cubase. Benefits from: - As I indicated in the title, while Reaper has an app like Cubase, Pro-tools and others, except the price which is dwarfed by the quality of the product. I would not risk myself to comparisons of audio engine: with a few diehards fundame...
About 2 years, what I like is the + value for money, trade policy Cockos, unlimited possibilities, plugins in large numbers (the (relative) evil c 'is the fact that he ny is no step sequencer like cubase or fl studio, as well as a sampler a little less basic, it would be useful for electro ... J have tried sonar and ableton (I hang it), I use it...
Used for several years complment other sequencers and mastering. The -: -Sometimes a little Reaper EHJV its interface, it is enough to have her back and goes, it's also much better on large notches. -Sometimes a wrong manip cause echoes and feedback trs violent: distrust! Ldition-track is damn but it lacks ...
Let's face it, all is not perfect, and it is indeed necessary time to adapt to navigate. Only certain combinations of right click + left mouse at the same time are unpublished! In the end we still won a lot in workflow with a few well-chosen shortcuts. For cons: the menus are complex to explore from top to bottom, the reaplugs still have no GUI ...
I Reaper over 5 years now, in different versions. I tried several freeware before, some pox (GRRRR!), And read the more expensive software testing before putting my mite for the license. I tried from Linux open-source software is free but a different concept: a brick by function and all are connected, you must navigate. T...