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paravrais
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Re: Pimp Your DAW

Post by paravrais » Thu Oct 14, 2010 2:29 pm

amphibian wrote:Once again thread topic has absolutely NOTHING to do with the content.

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?? How so???

The thread is about customising your DAW and all the subsequent posts are either telling you how to do so in various DAWs or talking about experiences people have had customising their own...your post was the only off topic one..

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Re: Pimp Your DAW

Post by futures_untold » Sun Oct 17, 2010 8:37 pm

I've customised Reaper with my own varitations of the default theme which I didn't like too much.

I've also set all my Melda plugins to the same colour as my Reaper theme to create consistency.

In Reason, I sometimes added custom backgrounds to my Combinators too. :) (Right click on the combinator background and choose 'Select Image'.)

I think it is always a bonus to be able to customise software gui's. It can help with accessibility, not just for visually impared people, but for people who love a programs functions but find the stock gui revolting (which happens a lot)....

I love the way Adobe Audition allows users to drag each element of the interface to whatever size or position is useful. This means you always get the layout you want, not just what the devs want.

Fruity Loops allows for custom themes to be loaded too.

More customisability please devs.

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Re: Pimp Your DAW

Post by Electric_Head » Fri Oct 22, 2010 7:56 am

Cubase you can customize colors and basic appearance.

Reaper can be fully customized.

I like both though.

Reaper is cool just for the fact that you can install it to a USB which is great for production sessions at work.
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