> It doesn't even get into the modulation ballpark that Bitwig is playing in I don't know if that's true. You can do a lot of modulation in Reaper directly, by

> It doesn't even get into the modulation ballpark that Bitwig is playing in I don't know if that's true. You can do a lot of modulation in Reaper directly, by chaining native LFOs or other modulation sources. Bitwig's UI is incredibly sexy and beautiful, and Reaper is kind of ugly and crude, yes. That makes it easier in Bitwig to just see what's happening, whereas in Reaper you have to hunt down inside effects' parameters. I think that's the main difference. But I don't think there are things you can do in Bitwig that you can't do in Reaper for a comparable amount of work. I'm not proficient in Bitwig, though. I would enjoy to see some comparisons.