(my studio monitors cost twice what my laptop cost; the most expensive DAW out there is still one of the cheaper elements of my studio). Wow, that's up there i

(my studio monitors cost twice what my laptop cost; the most expensive DAW out there is still one of the cheaper elements of my studio). Wow, that's up there in pro studio territory. I hope you've invested in appropriate room treatment. Having also used Logic, Cubase, Ableton, and Reaper, I can't say I was too impressed with Reaper. Logic Pro X, OTOH, is amazing, and Ableton is excellent in conjunction with Push 2 (the only reason I use it). there's a bit of a learning curve (maybe an endless one). Ah, there's the catch. Yeah. Reaper seemed clunky to me.