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Interesting. I haven't really checked out Reaper. I have some friends who are at the Garageband level of computer music production. They have struggled with
by macawfish 10y ago
Interesting. I haven't really checked out Reaper. I have some friends who are at the Garageband level of computer music production. They have struggled with QTractor. Maybe I'll suggest Reaper, since it's only $60.
The cost of Reaper, an i5 thinkpad with KXStudio, 8 gigs of ram and terabyte hard drive is like $200. You could make a top quality album with that setup, no problem.
- Keyframe 10y agoI consider myself rather smart, but I'm really dumb when it comes to audio software. DAWs especially so. I got reaper, went through their tutorials and I was mixing and mastering for broadcast stereo output, from 0-100, in about a week. I even dabbled with some music ideas and things like that and it's as easy as anything. I've tried Nuendo and ProTools at work, but it was overwhelming (or I was too lazy). Only other DAW that I liked was Digital Performer, but its font rendering on Windows rendered it unusable. I couldn't read anything in the UI.