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liquidsound wrote:I hope all these things are deeper than the level I will reach in Reaper, but the zooming so far is great on my part. :shrug:
The extensions look interesting though....

Those tutorial were really needed, and now I understand your grip on Reaper. Quite powerful and chameleonish.
I'm beginning to like it.
If it's any consolation, it was kinda discovered when doing the SWS extension tut. He's a on a mac, maybe the mac version is better, maybe I'm just cursed (most likely considering my history) but since the other dude mentioned it, I just thought I'd tack it on.

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Coming from early energyXT stages, I'm ready for any calamity on its way :hihi:
Thanks for the warning, but so far reaper looks brighter than my first immersion month with it.
If you have any tips on resources for proper learning of the beast, please share when possible. :D
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Oh no, do not take my whining that way, this is nothing like the disappointment that was ext :cry:

I did get my money's worth with it though, it was a really cool thing back in the day. Come to think of it, I've EASILY gotten my moneys worth from reaper ;) Add in the viddys.............yeah, still got my money's worth :D

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hibidy wrote:Oh no, do not take my whining that way, this is nothing like the disappointment that was ext :cry:

I did get my money's worth with it though, it was a really cool thing back in the day. Come to think of it, I've EASILY gotten my moneys worth from reaper ;) Add in the viddys.............yeah, still got my money's worth :D
You can still use xt1.41. Still lovely...
Jorgen is working on v3.0, but who knows.
The latest mini synth for xt (a month ago?) is probably the only sign of life and it looks like coming from a long coma stage
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michi_mak wrote:
liquidsound wrote:...
Jorgen is working on v3.0, but who knows.
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this is what he wants us to believe - in fact he was excited about new features in version 3 and as of now there is only a youtube vid with a beta for 2.7...

this is where REAPER shines : active development
He's either retired from XT or what... Why making a little semi-usable synth :?
Something is not making sense.
ABEFLGMOPPRRST :phones:

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h2ogun99 wrote:For those who know both DAWs well, are there any key features that Logic has that I might find myself stumbling on, and missing in Reaper down the road? Any deal breakers? - This would not include the obvious plugins that come with Logic.
Logic handles MIDI really fu**ing amazingly well.

Reaper's MIDI completely sucks.

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Is anyone else on OSX having sound issues? Audio output seems to be breaking up even though I keep increasing the buffer request size and the CPU is only around 5-10%...

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Andywanders wrote:Reaper's MIDI completely sucks.
Too harsh. It's functional and works. Sure it leaves some features to be desired, but "completely sucks" is not a correct quantifier here, which shows how biased you are.

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I have Studio One and I would LOVE to have some of Reaper's midi functionality there. IMO Reaper's midi is not that bad.
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How is Reaper 64 on Windows 64-bit?

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Excellent.

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I just bought license for reaper, I have been on and off playing with the demo a bit, I am running 64bit, it is not as smooth and easy as Studio one or Reason but truth be told it just keeps going and runs anything you throw @ it, mix and match anything and everything 32 bit 64 bit, truckloads of pluggins multi multiple instances = yes no worries, I mean neither Studio One or Orion 64 runs 32 bit plugins... been playing a bit with the demo of Mulab... was considering it but that doesn't run 32 bit either etc, And I just bought Nexus last night too and that's 32 bit... my favourite filter (filterbank 3 free) is 32 bit as well and it is awesome I love it, so anyway I'm a brand new Reaper user now;)

Good stuff

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EvilDragon wrote: Too harsh. It's functional and works. Sure it leaves some features to be desired, but "completely sucks" is not a correct quantifier here, which shows how biased you are.
I see loyality towards Reaper from several posters here, but I'm curious and I think others are too, but when compared to Logic (because the OP stated that) and from what I posted here
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=356292

Can one of you guys post or show YouTube videos of something similar that Reaper can do the same thing.

I'm kind of curious to see what Reaper can offer in the MIDI stage.
Again, it's more of the OP asking if he's missed something in Logic which I have pointed out "The Enviroment" and now shown videos of that in that other thread.

Right now in my opinion, Logic excels in MIDI and I've shown that with more videos to come.

But if people are trying to convience people to try Reaper, talk is cheap, people need to post videos showing how it excels.

In my case, why would I even bother with Reaper if I can do what I'm doing in Logic with The Enviroment. :D

Plus the fact that people are so use to their DAW's that the learning curve to learn a new DAW is probably what's stopping them.

Unless you guys video post something that's better than sliced bread I doubt anyone is going to take you guys serious.

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gabebrunogarza1021 wrote:Unless you guys video post something that's better than sliced bread I doubt anyone is going to take you guys serious.
No dog in this fight personally but in fairness that's kinda asking for a pissing contest. If Reaper users start posting things Logic maybe can't do... then what? Example: Can Logic load a VSTI directly on a midi clip? (just asking, dunno)

It will only result in a contest to see who can pick the most cherries from their favorite toy.

Having said that, Logic is undoubtedly "c0-champion" for midi overall, along with Cubase.

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