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JTreeZY wrote: lol guys im sorry

I ain't mad. Just pushing some internet buttons...

mks wrote:

JTreeZY wrote: lol guys im sorry

I ain't mad. Just pushing some internet buttons...

Hahahahaha ohhhhhhhh snap!!!

Why not grow your weed and buy your software???

benjaminC wrote:Why not grow your weed and buy your software???

Because fuck homegrown.

Er.... 99% of the 10/10 is grown at home, imported stuff is pretty rare these days

benjaminC wrote:Er.... 99% of the 10/10 is grown at home, imported stuff is pretty rare these days

It seems like a bit of an effort though...

We should probably get this thread back on topic.

Back on Topic... Buy your shit, no one daw is better than another, smoke weed err day

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No one saw you?

or no one daw is?

God Dan autocorrect

ehbrums1 wrote:God Dan autocorrect

This is too much.

I give up

Reaper is excellent and you can download a whack of freeware vsts that are as good as bought vsts.
Making an argument for pirating software when a wealth of free software is out there is lame.
And then saying Reason gets your money because it can't be cracked???? wtf??

Probably because nobody tries to crack it since it's shareware.

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If you torrent DAWs, then do it, your not stealing from me, but do not talk about it here. And i'm not saying torrenting is right thing to do.
If you choose to torrent, download the DAWs you think you might like, try them out and buy the one you did find suitable for you.

dididub wrote:

benjaminC wrote:Why not grow your weed and buy your software???

Because fuck homegrown.

Your obviously not from here in San Diego. You should see my homegrown.

I use Reaper for simple playback tasks on my internet PC whilst casually checking it out. I hear MIDI is not as hot as the big players i.e. Logic and Cubase
these are the dons of the MIDI arena. It seems like it has a promising future ahead of it if it can sort out the MIDI editing, nice audio features and great software/business model/update philosophy.

cheers

safeandsound wrote:I use Reaper for simple playback tasks on my internet PC whilst casually checking it out. I hear MIDI is not as hot as the big players i.e. Logic and Cubase
these are the dons of the MIDI arena. It seems like it has a promising future ahead of it if it can sort out the MIDI editing, nice audio features and great software/business model/update philosophy.

cheers

Where did you hear the midi is not as hot as the big players??
I come from Cubase and I prefer Reaper.

If every DAW is the same why doesnt anyone use pro-tools to make dubstep