Sonic Scoop just published part 1 of an interview with Justin Frankel. The article headline announces V5 is out tomorrow but there is no mention of v5 at least in this part of the interview.
This post will be updated when part 2 is out. See below
What makes REAPER different from other DAWs
What’s new in REAPER 5
Awesome 😀
I’m glad he mention users who develops scripts for envelopes 😛
Having been a professional studio musician for over 30 years, I have used darned near everything that has ever been invented for recording. And, yeah- I have even spent long hours over a magnifying glass with a razor blade and analog tape doing manual editing. I was one of the first people to use the very first versions of “Slow Tools” when digital recording started out and made the scene in Los Angeles area studios- and, I hated it. Every version of Cakewalk, Cubase, Logic, Vegas, N-Track had various shortcomings that just continually got in the way.
Having said all that, I have to say that Justin’s software has been and continues to be a breath of fresh air. I can get more done in a shorter amount of time and never sacrifice quality- and what’s especially cool about that is that I can get this done while the “creative juices” are still flowing instead of being bogged down in mindless, esoteric and pseudo-bureaucratic processes that stomp out that fire because of frustration levels and having to perform a ton of actions to do the simplest things.
So, cheers to Justin for creating a truly artful program that continues to shine each and every day. Reaper has become a piece of software that I actually enjoy using, and I’m probably a fan for life.
Sonic Scoop’s Interview with REAPER’s Justin Frankel http://t.co/B4H3lJkfUs
Reaper 4 Linux??? When?
Reaper is genius, I must say. I see it as a leading inventive daw.
Sonic Scoop’s Interview with REAPER’s Justin Frankel http://t.co/y5BfZUSKuH
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Thank you for creating REAPER!!
Sonic Scoop’s Interview with REAPER’s Justin Frankel http://t.co/9RWlsGwgLc
Reaper is not just the best DAW I’ve ever used, it’s also one of the best pieces of software I’ve ever used; period.
I can’t even begin to express how much I came to love Reaper after 15 years of Samplitude hell but given their unwillingness to make a native Linux port I may be leaving it. It’s so strange they have so much focus on the scripting and user power yet won’t port it to the OS most akin to that mindset.
“Sonic Scoop’s Interview with REAPER’s Justin Frankel” #daws #reaper http://t.co/z4kS6mN86c
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