In your opinion of course. I was not aware of this toggle maelstrom you find yourself in until you posted it. That's more of personal/minority thing than a ROTW thing.SJ_Digriz wrote:It has nothing to do with a "Price Cap".liquidsound wrote:just picking up the pieces...hibidy wrote:Wow, you're ruining your own thread![]()
Maybe I'm wrong but 50/50 of the mood here, Reaper with his $60 has not made an impact as it should. Its amazing features at that price should have seriously bite off a huge chunk of business from the big players, as the Hate/Love Reason has done.
So, for that matter Reaper has to live with a future limited by the very strategy they are using to enter the arena... Price Cap.
The amazingly bad interface made it's amazing price/performance advantage a non-starter. It's pretty much that simple. There are quite a few Reaper users, but it is still a very minority program. The converts all scream about how Reaper gets a bum rap about the interface. Well, if you ask almost anyone who decides NOT to use it after trying it, it has almost nothing to do with the capabilities. It ALWAYS has to do with how cumbersome it is and how f**king stupid the set of toggles you have to switch to get it to do any one thing is.
As I've stated a few times. If Reaper were free, I'd continue to pay the going rate for Cubase.
In my opinion, the Reaper interface is easy to use. With a full-screen mode... and docks... and everything. Using Cubase after Reaper makes the 20 - 40% screen estate dedicated to windows title bars seem "amazingly bad" design by the borg after all this time (not using Cubase).
Of course I could rephrase that as "everybody who decides NOT to use Cubase after trying it is ALWAYS because of the cumbersome window system" but it wouldn't be true.