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I got my license back when 5 came out just as I was getting into music in 2015. That covers me to 6.99, and it's taken 7 years to reach 6.64. That's one heck of
by Kye 4y ago
I got my license back when 5 came out just as I was getting into music in 2015. That covers me to 6.99, and it's taken 7 years to reach 6.64. That's one heck of a bargain.
- viraptor 4y agoI didn't realise that. Now I actually want them to cut a new version soon. They deserve my money again and then some.
- Kye 4y agoThat's the neat thing. They're always making a new version. They dropped a whole notation editor in with nothing more than an item in the changelog. The video compositor is always improving. You get all of whatever version you start on (Even if you start at x.99), plus the next, and then your license is done unless you renew it. So no matter what, I don't get updates after 6.99 unless I renew. Most of what I do music-wise nowadays is making songs live in Ableton Live on Twitch, and I rarely bother to take them to a "produced" state, so what I have in the current Reaper is plenty. I probably won't upgrade, but I'll keep recommending it.
- viraptor 4y agoOh, I know they release new versions, I've been using them for over a year. I meant that I wouldn't mind if they released a major version every year or two. Still worth it.