Happiness is finding features you never knew about in your DAW

[braj]

for me tonight it was discovering Reaper has a web interface for transport controls, no app to set up, just a url you can run from your smartphone. Sweet! How long has that been there?

Does your DAW have any nice surprises you found recently you hadn't known existed?

[THE INTRANCER]

I was speaking to Reason 1.0 in 2001...but that that took too much energy...and it just felt weird..., I didn't want anyone in my family thinking that I was going mad or anything, naturally I don't converse with it any more,...I've got my current daw to yell at however, which is kinda different...


(>>Voice Recognition)

[xbitz]

always thought that FL hasn't got proper/"easy" to set up macroing possibility and it has


and polyphonic modulation


and Keyboard Maps for BRSO Articulate


and still learning it , and its plugins ( btw Streamworks Audio This code 4WGA-73DQ-QHHG will give you 50% off the tutorial pass for the SWA Masterclass FL Studio Plugins >> https://streamworksaudio.com/swa-master ... o-plugins/ also found yesterday )

[Apratim]

in REAPER it was the reslave mode which i accidental clicked to discover that reaper had midi/audio over IP for lowering the cpu usage and dumping it to other system
due to which i bought 3 undoo systems and a cheap Ethernet switch and it worked like charm (live my very own small VEPro system)

REAPER is quite full of surprises

[braj]

in REAPER it was the reslave mode which i accidental clicked to discover that reaper had midi/audio over IP for lowering the cpu usage and dumping it to other system
due to which i bought 3 undoo systems and a cheap Ethernet switch and it worked like charm (live my very own small VEPro system)

REAPER is quite full of surprises

That's awesome, I just got an old Dell Inspiron One back to life, it has Windows 10, but I wasn't sure what to do with it. I was hoping to use it as a second monitor by hacking the hardware, but it doesn't have the necessary ports. I wonder if I can somehow make use of it with Reaper. Hmm....

[gaf_thit]

in REAPER it was the reslave mode which i accidental clicked to discover that reaper had midi/audio over IP for lowering the cpu usage and dumping it to other system
due to which i bought 3 undoo systems and a cheap Ethernet switch and it worked like charm (live my very own small VEPro system)

REAPER is quite full of surprises

That's awesome, I just got an old Dell Inspiron One back to life, it has Windows 10, but I wasn't sure what to do with it. I was hoping to use it as a second monitor by hacking the hardware, but it doesn't have the necessary ports. I wonder if I can somehow make use of it with Reaper. Hmm....

There is something called Reamote too, which you can use to set up another computer to use it's resources. So if you have a heavy project to can spread the load between 2 or more computers. Haven't tested it myself, but it's cool.

[THE INTRANCER]

In Presonus Studio One 3/3.5 you can offload the amount of CPU a track takes by copying parts or whole sections to the 'Scratch Pad' ( essentially an adjoining sequencer ) and continuing with your track there. Once you have completed the part you are working on, you can then copy and paste it back. It's essentially like having two computers at your disposal, and as you can have more than one Scratch Pad, the only real limiting factor is the amount of memory you have in your computer.