Hey hey hey!

[pipelineaudio]

I was really missing all my old RP and A&A friends and I was told some of you were over here, so here I am!

[Bill L]

Welcome aboard!

[WhiskeyJack]

Welcome aboard [mention]pipelineaudio[/mention] Make yourself at home.

[Greg_L]

This guy used to be a Reaper guru, if I remember correctly. Maybe he still is!

Welcome man, long time no see.

[WhiskeyJack]

This guy used to be a Reaper guru, if I remember correctly. Maybe he still is!

Welcome man, long time no see.

Another Reaper master is always welcome.

[pipelineaudio]

I'm no longer with the company, but its still my baby! I have a new plugin company right now. SO many of you here were actually instrumental in the creation and development of REAPER. Its crazy I kind of lost touch with you guys when I moved back to the 3rd world

[Lt. Bob]

woot woot!!

[rayc]

Ello!

[WhiskeyJack]

I'm no longer with the company, but its still my baby! I have a new plugin company right now. SO many of you here were actually instrumental in the creation and development of REAPER. Its crazy I kind of lost touch with you guys when I moved back to the 3rd world

Thats very cool. I wasnt around any of the sites you mentioned in your post so i don't think we have ever had any interaction or crossed paths. I was only on hr.com for a few years before we all toddled off to greener pastures only to land here together

What was your association at cockos?! Its a brilliant piece of software. I think i demoed just about every single daw out there except for cubase at that point in time but reaper really is in a league of it's own! I am fairly confident 1 in 5 people on these boards are reaper users too.

[pipelineaudio]

A few of us had become involved with SOnic Foundry during their transition to Sony and had really put together some ideas to turn Vegas into our dream DAW. It all fell on deaf ears and eventually, I ended up with a few hundred hand drawn pages of what I was dying/trying to do. A lot of false starts and a funny exchange in a forum (Kenny Gioia talking shit about "this idiot kid making an internet collab software" (I paraphrase, but something like that)) led me to looking into a product called "NINJAM" which had the guts of what I really needed in a DAW. I had no idea who Justin was at the time, but we hit it off and between us, another coder named Christophe, and our ready pool of grumpy curmudgeons which was a forum called "crossfade" back then which had a lot of crossover from RP, HR, the vegas forums, and some other forums with some attempts at daws which eventually became other modern daws...long and twisted story, but there's the short of it

[vomitHatSteve]

Welcome! Good to see you around again!

I seem to recall watching some of your video tutorials before Kenny completely took over that scene.

[Armistice]

Welcome to the dive...