25 years of experience with working in DAW's, like Logic, Protools, Ableton Live, Cubase and Reaper, on mac.
At the end, i stayed with Reaper (and i still am) but i saw the Tracktion 7 release and, being a DAW freak like me, took the plunge and bought it last week.
Although i have still not received a working License key, so i can't fully authorize Tracktion, i did follow quite a few good Tracktion tutorials meanwhile, on the net the last days, mostly from Bill Edstrom.
I must say, i am happily impressed by Tracktion, at first glance, what i have seen in those tuts.
I am very curious about how Tracktion will perform on my macbook 2015; i am "fund of" that "raw" horse power that a DAW can deliver.
Something that Reaper stands out for, being extreme CPU friendly, besides its enormous customisation abilities and outstanding friendly community and endless scripting possibilities.
Maybe, in the end, Tracktion will replace Reaper for me as first choice DAW.
Heads up for Tracktion Devs ; you seem to be doing a evolutionary / revolutionary job in DAW land.
BTW: That Java scripting ability in Tracktion seems pretty awesome and opens up a fine future i think.
