See Reaper as an investment. The learning curve is longer because there are lot of features you don't have in other DAWs.Caine123 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 10, 2020 7:21 am Thx a Lot guys I need to demo or get the intro of ableton!
Reaper seems very awesome and I invested some time with it. But no one can deny how user unfriendly for starters it is. I see their focus is not on shiny colourful ui but come on. Is it so hard to make it more beginners friendly to get fun to use it?
When I loaded reaper with many plugins it was maybe the best cpu saver I used so far. It is very cheap and u got crazy customizations. I just lost interest in it so far cause I didn't want to study it but make music.
Every daw has a learning curve I know
You can make songs even with basic knowledge and you improve with the time and build your customisation day after day.
You can make serious work out of the box.
Once you master Reaper It is frustrated to work with other DAWs, you feel them too basic.
I use Reaper for techno tracks and lot of audio and plugins.