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buscemi wrote:@SadPuppyBlues: From what I recall 1.0+ versions have always been this way and the earlier dot releases pre 1.0 were freeware. I could be wrong, though.
That sounds like it's about the situation here. I get the sinking feeling I spoke WAY too soon in this thread.! :hihi:

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Dewaine wrote:I realize I am a lone voice here, but I find it amazing that anyone would even compare Cubase 4 to Reaper. Reaper is a good program, but it is simply not a mature app yet. I hope it will be, but not yet. Cubase 4 is a complete, mature app (as is Sonar, Logic....etc). I believe Reaper has an excellent price point for those starting out, or with limited funds. But the apps themselves are in two different leagues.

And yes, I do own a Reaper license.
Thing is the OP is not making any such comparison - he's simply saying that for him Reaper's got to the point where he's been happy to retire Cubase and actually feels good about it. That's all - people don't seem to be getting that. On a feature for feature basis maybe they don't compare but not everyone uses every feature anyway - they focus on what subset of features and workflow works best for them.

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but being on-topic is NOT a kvr normalcy.

For example: Someone posts "which is the best host?"

answer:

"my mac is much better than your pc" :x

It's simple KVR-arithmetics :hihi:

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pc is shit and Cubase sounds 20-40% better than Reaper
and some of my professional producer mates say it's that 20-40% you pay extra for
My other host is Bruce Forsyth

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Having wanted to try reaper out for a couple months, this thread prompted me to do it. I must say coming from Nuendo (5 years), it was a bit of a curve to get comfortable with. One thing I'm am ecstatic about is the cpu usage in reaper, I was able to push it past Nuendo with the lowest buffer settings, where as in Nuendo the same plugs/vsts, I would need my buffers maxed out to play... Makes me feel like nuendo is just so bloated and hogs resources. Thats one thing thats always frustrated me.

Not sure if I'll make a complete switch over yet but I'm happy with it so far. After spending the day with Reaper, it seems pretty straight forward and easy to get things going and recording. Another bonus, no crashes (yet) , no dongles , loads all my vst's perfectly, loading and closing the program is 10 times faster...

The one thing that might hold me back is the video support. No quicktime, but I read .avi's work, something I need to investigate further... anyone with video experience with reaper care to speak up .. please do!

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spaceman wrote:pc is shit and Cubase sounds 20-40% better than Reaper
and some of my professional producer mates say it's that 20-40% you pay extra for
:lol:

The number ONE worst thread in history re-surfaced!!!!!!!!

er, this thread is at least 20-40% better than that one! :hihi:

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...So now we're comparing the sound of the different daws... :party:

I would really like to see some kind of proff, and maybe some kind theoretical basis for such a demand.... :drunk:

I'm a cubase guy, and I'm staying that way, but that statement is just :dog:

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sarcasm, my dear Danish friend, sarcasm :hihi:
My other host is Bruce Forsyth

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as long as the thread lives, cubase will live
as long as the thread lives, reaper will live
as long as .... enter: whatever
"It dreamed itself along"

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...Sorry...I just remembered the dear thread on gearslutz, where people actually belived in this....

...I just had a lenghty row with a former bandmember trying to get me to change to Pro tools... And then he started the bonkers arguments from that thread.... :evil:

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I have resisted Cubase, but I'm running it. Love Cubase.

I could teach it. In fact, I've had personal instruction for 10 years.

Listened to training DVD-ROM for even more years.

Yes, it is intense.

I recommend Reaper for you, Leave Cubase 4 for Serious guys.

Ron

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The weather is lovely, and the fair maidens around these parts have decided mini skirts are back in fashion this summer.

life's good........

8)

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We had a topless girl comming into the library (where I work) yesterday.... She had been sunbathing, and just wanted to have a book to read while she was there...Gotta love Copenhagen :love:

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We don't have enough topless Danish girls here in London
My other host is Bruce Forsyth

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Sunbathing in Copenhagen sounds like a pretty chilly affair ......

I guess this would just add to the "perkiness" of the whole situation ;)
Prestissimo in Moto Perpetuo

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