Erinnert ihr euch noch an meinen Post betreffend #Reaper und asiotreiber? Funktioniert bei mir leider nicht, weil Asio mein USBMikro nicht erkennt. also bleibt mir nur, auf finanziell bessere Zeiten zu warten und dann ein Audiointerface zu kaufen, auf das ich wieder zur singenden Svenja werden kann.
I finally decided to grow up and learn #Ardour and dump #Reaper as my #DAW. No shade on Reaper, it's a fabulous piece of proprietary software that runs well on #Linux. It's reasonably priced and highly functional. All things being equal, I'd rather use and support free software. So, when I got the point where I made my first export in Ardour, it asked me to become a subscriber, which I did, gladly, as the software works very well (for my purposes).
@mxtthxw Loved the look of Reaper. It reminded me of the old, old Logic (well in one of its skins).
Not sold on Linux for music, seems to be a hash there. No asio etc. I use windows still. PITA but a workable one (though had a fit today as it tried to update when recording)
@mxtthxw I haven't used ProTools since PT 7, but it was boss as a pure audio editor (for dialogue/sfx/sound design). But I always hated the shenanigans around how they tied the program to their expensive hardware, so i switched away as soon as i could. It's been a long time and I didn't keep up, but I'm not surprised to see that the shenanigans continue. Avid was the vanguard of shitty corporate subscription services that hijack your livelihood.
Bonkwavers Int'l : often talk about #Reaper on Linux
Me : Mhh I guess that's another nice piece of software I will not use, instead I will stick to my dual boot with Ableton Live on Windows.
My sound-engineer friend in Geneva, finalizing a recording of the BBC Symphonic Orchestra : Oh you still use Live? Cool. Have you tried Reaper? It's nice. And I think it works well on Linux, just saying.
To my #Reaper friends, I offer you the use of this service if you don't feel like spending hours and hours adding stretch markers to your project just to get something on an even keel.
You send me a file.
I import it into Logic.
I make a midi file which contains the tempo information and you import that alongside the existing audio. This midi file will contain the tempo information you need to get the job done. It's usually quick, simple and convenient. Saves you potentially hours of your life you won't get back.
we saw scratch play live a few years ago and it was batshit crazy. basically ninety straight minutes of him smoking pot and sexually harassing his backup singers 😬😬😬
Back with another Reaper newbie question. How exactly do I tell FX where, and when, to apply? I'm using the Voxengo beeper plugin. I created a new track, and added Beeper as an effect. But now, how do I tell it where to apply? I have a very narrow portion of audio I want to sensor. #Reaper#Audio#Osara