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Re: Reaper anyone?

Post by Electric_Head » Thu Jul 26, 2012 6:28 pm

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Re: Reaper anyone?

Post by alphacat » Thu Jul 26, 2012 6:31 pm

OfficialDAPT wrote:Ever tried ableton? I'd recommend it.
Definitely - I like Ableton a lot, and it too has advantages that no other DAWs (except Bitwig ;-) ) offer, esp. in the performance realm. I like the workflow and the racks are cool too.

However, between the price tag, the design-ism gone a little rampant, and the comparative system usage footprints between them (and bearing in mind my computer is a piece of shit :( ) - Reaper still wins in my book. Also, the routing matrix in Reaper is a fuckin' dream playground! :twisted:
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Re: Reaper anyone?

Post by Electric_Head » Thu Jul 26, 2012 6:35 pm

alphacat wrote:
OfficialDAPT wrote:Ever tried ableton? I'd recommend it.
Definitely - I like Ableton a lot, and it too has advantages that no other DAWs (except Bitwig ;-) ) offer, esp. in the performance realm. I like the workflow and the racks are cool too.

However, between the price tag, the design-ism gone a little rampant, and the comparative system usage footprints between them (and bearing in mind my computer is a piece of shit :( ) - Reaper still wins in my book. Also, the routing matrix in Reaper is a fuckin' dream playground! :twisted:
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Re: Reaper anyone?

Post by OfficialDAPT » Thu Jul 26, 2012 9:25 pm

alphacat wrote:
OfficialDAPT wrote:Ever tried ableton? I'd recommend it.
Definitely - I like Ableton a lot, and it too has advantages that no other DAWs (except Bitwig ;-) ) offer, esp. in the performance realm. I like the workflow and the racks are cool too.

However, between the price tag, the design-ism gone a little rampant, and the comparative system usage footprints between them (and bearing in mind my computer is a piece of shit :( ) - Reaper still wins in my book. Also, the routing matrix in Reaper is a fuckin' dream playground! :twisted:
There's a routing matrix in Max for Live I believe. I've never tried reaper though so I can't really choose sides. But I love how Ableton has RACKS ON RACKS ON RACKS!
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Re: Reaper anyone?

Post by JTreeZY » Fri Jul 27, 2012 2:21 pm

OfficialDAPT wrote:Ever tried ableton? I'd recommend it.
it made my head hurt couldnt figure much out
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Re: Reaper anyone?

Post by alphacat » Fri Jul 27, 2012 4:48 pm

JTreeZY wrote:
OfficialDAPT wrote:Ever tried ableton? I'd recommend it.
it made my head hurt couldnt figure much out
Do yourself a favor and stay away from Logic and Protools then. Yowza. :corntard:
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