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Deadmau5 is love deadmau5 is life
Reaper is awesome, but it take soooooo much time to learn how it works (Ableton is really easy going )
Or FL studio (aka fruity loops)
REAPER is only for the geniuses
REAPER!!! Seriously guys. It's incredible!
Reaper rocks, no needless abstraction like most DAWs, it's closer to the metal.
+WasteOfResources halt and catch fire
Reaper is actually a good DAW.
Does what a lot of more expensive programs do for a fraction of the price.
BUT, you will get scoffed at by most industry professionals for using it.
average reaper fan: hey man you should really try reaper its really cheap and open source and the stock synths are great man its better its really cheap and reaper is also open source you should really try reaper its really cheap compared to other inferior daws like ableton live and fl studio reaper is the best its menus are really good and the gui's don't look outdated you should really try reaper its actually pretty good.
sign me the fuck up, internet man
wheres your proof of reaper being used in the music
It's a wet dream of engineers. It's very unintuitivefor making music for what I've tried it. I had to be constantly googling for features and that's a major workflow flaw.
Switching to Reaper can be difficult at first but if you're ready to put some time into it you can implement everyone's workflow in Reaper because everything is customizable.
I love REAPER. I like it most for audio recording. My band insists on using Ableton Live which I just absolutely can't get along with for audio recording purposes.
+Cue Zephyr ableton is very flexible and powerful..
With Reaper, using Actions and REAPACK actions/plugins there are hundreds of internal extra commands and good plugs. More than other daws.
+Videf2007 are they like maxforlive patches?
More like custom shortcuts. You can customize how mouse behaves in midi editor. F.e. "just like Ableton live" or "FL studio" or whatever. You could probably operate it without mou5 even)
Not quite like maxforlive patches, no. .... Well, adding functions and whatnot, sure. They're like maxforlive patches in that way.
Reaper includes ReaScript, in which you can make anything from basic macros to full-on feature additions. Can be programmed in Python, Lua, and EEL2.
Someone has even created a script that adds Ableton-like clip/scene workflow, called Playtime. It's certainly not as smooth as Ableton, but it's functional.
You're back!
+FEDORA TIPPER 1995 'Tis I indeed
yeah i got reaper it's pretty good
When will you upload again!
I like Cubase, I like Ableton. But Reaper is the best so far. Fast and power.
+omnivorace if heard it's only like 1 or 2 hundred Magabytes
The only thing I don't like is the fact that control surfac manufactures don't onsider Reaper.
its 16 MBs
thanks for shots m8!
+PeZetOs word!
Had to use reaper for my Masters fuckin sweet
I recently changed to Ableton live 10. Reaper is great but dude...for midi compositions..buuugggyyyy asf! I have it when version 5 came out. It was version 5.974(last one came out on April ...and midi issues were still going on. Like midi notes being held for no reason, plus the midi editing window is tedious. On tools for editing and cpu efficiency ...yes I can say is the best daw out there in regards of all that... but the daw still have a lot of bugs that developers are not addressing at all. Graphical glitches , bunch of vertical lines showing up on the media items like ghosting from the cursor passing thru them. ...when I was activating the global automation on latch preview mode...the labels from that button turned mirror and up side down , sometimes the latency was perfect then all the sudden it gets lazy.....Im telling you I spent and tried ti live with Reaper for over 2 yrs I think...and same bugs never were addressed even if I sent videos and pictures to show them. Got tired and stared trying Ableton live lite 10...Never glitched , midi was on point sending and receiving from my hardware modules , everything looks so fkn stable. Yes im not gonna lie ...sometimes the buffer size and latency gets bitchy but ive learnt to deal with it. Now I just bought the standard version and im very satisfied. Specially the automation when its done via Mackie control. Its so smooth and transparent. Knobs on my controller dont get stuck for half second like used to happen with reaper. Im very happy. I really wish Reaper developers could fix those issues cuz Reaper was starting to be my daw of choice.
If deadmau5 is learning reaper doesn't mean he has dropped everything and devoted his life to it. It will be more interesting if he says it has become his main daw. I respect his choices because he can afford anything and chooses only based on what he prefers. The first time he impressed me was when he started collaborating with Steve Duda, the creator of Serum, arguably the best synth out there. If only Duda could port serum to IOS. I know it would probably kill even an iPad Pro, but he could create a special version. Duda is the kind of guy who would take a challenge like that. But maybe the question is why bother when serum runs on PC. Anyone can afford a PC. Wait a second! Am I ever off track here. What is the topic? Oh yeah Joel deadmau5 and reaper.
Try ardour next! Free software FTW
Is reaper good for edm
Yes
great daw but the piano roll is horrendous which is why i could never stick with it
this program is abeton?
+First Name Last Name be excellent to each other please.
+AlvarO_online #3 reaper
+AlvarO_online #3 nope it's Reaper
I used to use Reaper, but I just couldn't get into it because the learning curve was way too steep for me and the interface isn't as clean as Ableton - which is a determining factor in my production speed. I watched his recent stream and was caught-off by him using Reaper. Good for him learning something new, but I'm sad because it's harder to follow, haha.
N3GAT0RY Adderall
This is true. I read a study back in my psychology days that having more choices actually makes the decider feel uncertain about making a decision. The less choices a person has, the more secure they feel in deciding.
I personally love to have options. I suppose I'm not part of that demographic. It's just the layout of Reaper that throws me off. A clean interface is super important to me, otherwise I don't bother.
+N3GAT0RY I can either agree or not agree with that one...but I tend to agree
yr getting hung up on the options, if you don't need all the externals, don't worry about em. Reaper can be just as basic as you want it, i just think other software companies have tried to make things user friendly a bit too much, Reaper's like a toolbox, you may not need it all now, but one day once you have more experience, the extra stuff can be very useful, peace!
Arm the track to get MIDI to work.
Uggg that hurt me to watch
What's his reason for using reaper?
Basefrq watch his coffee run with tycho. they talk about reaper a bit
Hey look at the comments, I just posted something that kinda explains why
+Duško Duha very cool!
oh boy...you have no idea
lordfireriser is me
:)
also apex music was really annoying
Reaper sucks until you get it configured just the way you like. And that can take a while. I feel like I spend more time tweaking the environment than I do actually writing and creating music. It's a powerful tool no doubt but it;s not for everyone. Joel forget Reaper and pickup Studio One!
se qualcuno riesce a contattare joel direttamente ditegli che se vuole dei tutorial su reaper veramente fatti bene e completi deve andare sul canale " REAPER MANIA ".......
Reaper is great if you want to spend your days tweaking settings and not making music.
Это тебе не шубу в трусы заправлять) Но ничего, Deadmau5 крутой чувак, разберется!
:D
For the young kids who don't know wtf Reaper is it's a "Tracker"
These were popular in the 90s and still popular today , mainly in idm/breakcore/Complex genres.
There's some free ones out there.
They are a bitch to use , but allow you to edit very minute details of a song.
Here's a new video of Aphex Twin using a tracker for a synth part in his 1998 classic album "Drukqs"
czcams.com/video/gvA2XR8vndc/video.html
Aphex had to input every note. Every automation.
He could only use one instance of it per note so , those chords you hear , had to be edited , input , note by note.
So yeah , if you're bored and want to dive into some DSP , get a tracker. If it's too confusing, you'll come out of it appreciating Ableton , FL , etc....
Listen up !! And learn about this!!
Reaper is not a tracker. It's a normal audio/MIDI DAW.
Perhaps you're thinking of ReNoise?
Artao5 is correct. As someone who worked with trackers in the '90s and has experience in Reaper, I can assure you that Reaper is most definitely not a tracker.
You're most likely conflating it with either Renoise (a modernized tracker with MIDI and plugin support) or reViSiT (a tracker hosted as a plugin within a traditional DAW).
er no? reaper isn't a tracker
For his kind of music he should be learning Bitwig instead...
He already did :)
yeah he already knows bitwig
Bitwig CPU use sucks. Otherwise, it's beautiful DAW.
I have Ableton and Bitwig, you don't have to learn Bitwig if you know how to use Ableton, they're almost the same... I do think Ableton is more stable and less of a CPU hog
Itss like gearslutz, wich is better adam a7x or yamaha hs8? You should get focals instead hahhaa
lame he uses loops :S and makes millions can i do the same ahah!!
Do it then, see you in a few years when you're a millionaire.
Sure give me bad taste, ton of people with too muhc money around me, an audience with zero music knowledge and im pretty sure i will!!
Nothing is stopping you from achieving such an accomplishment. I imagine you'll need to stop typing on the internet so much and get to dragging loops into your preferred DAW.
Missing bad taste and ton of rich people around me ! will have to stick to good music
Send me what you make, I'll compare it to deadmau5.
FL Studio is way better than reaper.
+ZHiKA didn't Joel help develop FL?
Oskillator Well, personally...... i don't know, the only thing i knows its that he help in the development of some initial Plugins and another stuff for FL Studio,
i don't really like FruityLoops i think it's weird compared to ableton and reaper