Reaper
- WhiskeyJack
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Reaper
I have Reaper. It is swell. It is far superior to Cakewalk. Suck it.
- TheTestingYak
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Re: Reaper
I disagree. Cool Edit Pro 2.0 combined with Audacity is the superior way of capturing your music. Good Day.
Good Choon Brav.
- TheTestingYak
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Re: Reaper
I wish to discuss this with you.WhiskeyJack wrote: ↑Mon Jan 09, 2017 1:31 am I have Reaper. It is swell. It is far superior to Cakewalk. Suck it.
Good Choon Brav.
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Re: Reaper
Go away yak.TheTestingYak wrote: ↑Sat Feb 04, 2017 7:19 pmI wish to discuss this with you.WhiskeyJack wrote: ↑Mon Jan 09, 2017 1:31 am I have Reaper. It is swell. It is far superior to Cakewalk. Suck it.
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Re: Reaper
Can't make me.
Good Choon Brav.
Re: Reaper
Enough. Give it a rest, shake on it and call it a day.
Re: Reaper
Now using Sonar Platinum - I mean if it's Platinum it's better than Gold. right? right?
TBH I'm way too lazy to start learning another DAW at this stage.
TBH I'm way too lazy to start learning another DAW at this stage.
People want something for nothing, they want it right now. Either they can't tell quality or don't care but feel it is important that everyone agrees with them.
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Re: Reaper
I started by using sonar LE. It was horrible. Nearly put me off DAWs for life!
Haggard Musician
Re: Reaper
I switched from Cubase to Reaper in...2006. Maybe early 07. Pretty sure it was 06. Anyway, I haven't even considered another DAW since.
I don't know or care if Reaper is better or worse than anything else. I genuinely think all DAWs are the same when it comes down to nuts and bolts. It's all just personal workflow preference. And I use a DAW at about 1% of it's actual capability, so I just stick with Reaper because I'm familiar with it, it's inexpensive, it updates regularly, and I like the people behind it.
I don't know or care if Reaper is better or worse than anything else. I genuinely think all DAWs are the same when it comes down to nuts and bolts. It's all just personal workflow preference. And I use a DAW at about 1% of it's actual capability, so I just stick with Reaper because I'm familiar with it, it's inexpensive, it updates regularly, and I like the people behind it.
Rebel Yell
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Re: Reaper
Cheers Brav.
Good Choon Brav.
Re: Reaper
Do you do this at work, too?
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