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  • Cockos Reaper 4
    « A REVELATION »

    Everything has been said SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE I7 / 16GB RAM / SSD / RAPTOR FIREFACE 400 / ADAT FOCUSRITE ( 16 out ) 10 / 10 for installation and stability. (some plug-ins had to be configured as "dedicated process") In any case, anything that uses samples OVERALL OPINION I've used it for a week. I have been a Cubase user for 10 years, I stumbled upon it a year ago but never payed much attention to it .... What a mistake!!! Seriously now, I am so thrilled: the concept is so amazing, the workflow is customizable at will... Properly configured I think you can win 50% of time and, thus, productivity. Even more. My musical creativity has come back, the geek is gone after having configured everything once and for all ) :) Personally, I followed these steps to have a boosted learning: To start with, I downloaded the demo to my mac; added a new API 1608 "skin" that is super nice and relaxing to the eyes (very important!) I then browsed the software's menu, I tried to understand the features I had in front of me... You can classify / tidy up / rename the menus and submenus as you wish, a very nice trick. So many things are customizable. You can create your own menu with the features that you need. For example, if you work with vocals, you can adapt your workflow with the appropriate tools needed for that ... creating a group of 10 voices, for instance, takes less than 10 seconds... it's a real no-brainer. I've been a Cubase user for a very long time and I think that's it for me... or is it? Can a $60 software stand up to Cubase or Protools? In my opinion, it can. Reaper developers are going in the right direction. Bravo . And I didn't even mention some great extensions (SWS extension) nor the small plug-ins included ...Don't be fooled by appearances....not the best looking but very effective and light on CPU resources. The click for me was Reno Mellow, who offers some great tutorials. He is also a very active member in the forums ...he is really good. Bravo ... take your time to look into them and you won't regret it :) :) Top! You get my point.

    by WESTFINGA 12 7/8/13
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