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As a non-professional user of Reaper, it's one of the best deals in software. I paid $60 years ago and I get updates almost every time I launch it. My license
by TheCleric 3y ago
As a non-professional user of Reaper, it's one of the best deals in software. I paid $60 years ago and I get updates almost every time I launch it.
My license is good for 2 major versions (so for me, up to, but not including 7.0). So when 7.0 comes out I will gladly pay $60 again.
- csydas 3y agoout of curiosity what do you use it for in the non-professional realm? just interested since honestly reaper looks very intimidating as an outsider looking in
- TheCleric 3y agoFor the following: * Recording my practice to listen back * Recording music just for fun * Using it to play back songs I want to learn at different tempos and speeds (I play guitar at a church so this comes in very handy).
- selykg 3y agoI’ve used it for recording my guitar practice. I can throw in a jam track or backing track then record myself playing with it. One of the best things you can do as a musician is listen to yourself, you’ll spot all kinds of ways to improve.