Awesome! Thanks for posting.maanga wrote: Sat Mar 02, 2024 3:32 am https://youtu.be/XP0shh1mTL4?list=PLVTP ... 9Wq4pOa7Si
If too many commands in Reaper might confuse and feel complicated, have a look at this video.
Have not seen with any other DAW.
Regards
Reaper is not design to behave like AL or BW and under that aspect, of course, is not a precise replacement but it can be a replacement as an overall working environment as it has been for numerous musicians and for me (it replaced successfully Ableton and Bitwig for producing music).soundmodel wrote: Sat Mar 02, 2024 7:17 am If it fits with your working style. It doesn't replace Bitwig, Live or Reason, and the sorts.
But instead of Cubase, Pro Tools and the sorts, it has a more affordable price.
I wouldn't compare features directly, because their relevance is a bit subjective. But REAPER costs less to use in long-term, and it incorporates some amount of open source aspects. Such as not requiring dongles and being scriptable. It also gives a large amount of free updates.
I have only a mild interest in the Mulab MatrixDanilo Villanova wrote: Sat Mar 02, 2024 2:58 amIt's not a VST, it's a script. What it does is provide a routing window with boxes and cables for instruments and FX.Kalamata Kid wrote: Sat Mar 02, 2024 12:44 am Interesting! This is totally new to me.
Is Paranormal FX Router a VST?
It seems to me that Paranormal FX Router has an audio in and an audio out.
The modules are audio FX.
What I really need a Paranormal Instrument and FX Router similar to Bidule.
But I have Bidule so it will have to be better than Bidule or Unify or Mulab ...
It's basically a graphic interface for the routing that's already possible in REAPER (since version 7 there's an 'FX Container' feature and a parallel FX feature). You can also split a signal in separate frequency bands to create monster multiband FX! It also has utilities to separate the mono and stereo channels, and even the transient and sustain of a sound to process them separately.
And if all of that is not enough, you can apply LFO's to FX parameters!
And yes, you can use it for FX and instruments, with parallel processing, or whatever you want.
Long term = tomorrow.
If that’s a sign over your computer and you reading it every day… that’s a hell of long term.
liquidsound wrote: Tue Mar 05, 2024 2:57 amIf that’s a sign over your computer and you reading it every day… that’s a hell of long term.
Technology used to evolve at a more leisurely pace. Much faster now. If it's not here today, wait a day.liquidsound wrote: Tue Mar 05, 2024 2:57 amIf that’s a sign over your computer and you reading it every day… that’s a hell of long term.
What does “future-proof” mean? Everyone probably has a different
You forgot #4:enroe wrote: Wed Mar 06, 2024 9:59 amWhat does “future-proof” mean? Everyone probably has a different
idea of “future-proof” - depending on their own experiences and
trauma.
“Future-proofness” of a software can be:
1. The certainty that the software company will still exist in 10 or 20
years.
2. The security that the software is OS-robust, i.e. that it will still be
running on the then very old operating system in 10 or 20 years -
even if only in "compatibility mode".
3. The security that the software will not stop running in 10 or 20
years due to activation mechanisms and security restrictions -
even if there will no longer be a new activation code.
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So there are three areas of “future security”. (1) and (2) are difficult to
estimate today. But (3) can be seen immediately.
I asked that question 12 years agoreplicant X wrote: Wed Mar 06, 2024 1:59 pm If there are people who think that REAPER's goodness is based on cost performance, they don't know how to use REAPER.
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