I'm also going to make a Ubuntu partition on my 'Book and demo Tracktion, which is still in beta for Linux. I think I mentioned that I love the Logic 5 theme! It seems that I can do anything I need to do with it, it's just a matter of adjusting to a different way of thinking. I'll be very interested to hear your thoughts about Reaper after demoing.Well, I'm liking it so far, but it does feel odd. I'll be very interested to hear your thoughts about Reaper after demoing.

Every day I find some new, slick approach to getting things done. Oh, and also the ability to easily move tracks (especially aux tracks) on the mixer page.īut I'm liking Logic more and more. I could run bigger projects more efficiently. Reaper was more stable for me in general, even though I was using many more third party plugins than I do now in Logic. So I got Logic as it's a good all-in-one solution. When my DAW went down and I thought about all the re-configuration that would be necessary to get up and running again, I decided that 'personalization' is a time waster for me. It took me many months (years ago) to get Reaper set up to suit me, still there were workflow stoppers and some frustrations. One thing that I was really psyched about with Reaper was that I found a skin made to look like Logic 5! :p I always liked each version's GUI less after 6.3 and was really missing the old color schemes, how funny and ironic to find it in Reaper.Īnyways, thanks everyone and I'd love to hear from anyone else as well. So the Reaper Pro Tools skin makes the FX button and routing button extra wide and sticks them in the same spot, so that it kinda looks like Pro Tools, but it loses information, uses more space than is needed, and creates a false impression about how close the UI's match. When comparing Logic Pro X vs Reaper, the Slant community recommends Reaper for most. We'll - Cheers, I actually found my way to his page while searching GS and think it might be worth plunking down for a $15 (IIRC) tutorial or three. In the Default 6 theme some track elements are hidden until needed. What I was going to do was set up a template like I did in Logic with premade tracks, Pro-Qs on every channel set up the way I like but in bypass mode, busses set up waiting for feeds etc. The price is where Reaper really becomes attractive since it's so configurable, and Studio One is typical of pro DAWs pricewise.still won't rule it out though, - I am overwhelmed right now, no doubt. It does seem most opposite to Logic, which could be good or bad depending. Thanks very much for the responses, all very - Studio One sounds like a great program.

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