Nothing to do with the gui you change that a.s.a.p but i could work with the standard if i want to do that
I use this "skin" havent seen another Daw that look so good
https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=183627

Its what you can DO with it that makes us or atleast me happy and the PRICE 60$ and you get free upgrades for almost 2 versions i bought it when version 5 came out and i get free upgrades to version 6.9 WOW

They also listen to users and fix bugs all the time how many developer do that?

The only annoying thing for me is that it lacks a dedicated mono track.

I like how i can customize it so it suites me

I like the routing

I like the booting time which is probably best on the market along with Samplitude

I like the that it dont need so much cpu when you use it if you use plugins that require alot of CPU power Reaper is the best on the market period.

And many many more things like when you install a new plugin it will show up taged as new in the FX window so you dont need to search for it if you have lots of plugin installed
Oh and the search function in that FX window is also great havent seen a better solution.

 

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I love Reaper because I see the computer in these buttons:



and think they're enough for making any kind of music.

 

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Sorry I forgot one sentence at the top so please don't like me.

Reaper's lovers say that sentence not me:

 

Hey man don't underestimate these buttons:

They make Reaper a killer MP3 player

I mean that's what they do... isn't it?...

Damn, undo rating on its way....

 

just sounds like you never really tried it... and sometimes ugly mutts make the best doggies...

 

@m9cao Tbh, I'm more proud of what Cubase can do for midi-programmer (like me, I'm non-keyboardist). I find every DAW has its time-saving feature for particular production style. I find Reaper gives me more of that time-saving feature for my desired workflow. I can customize almost features that I'm looking for. Nothing to be proud here, I'm like you, curious and wanting to know and upon discover its feature, I find love, lol.

If I may suggest, perhaps, if you just getting started like me, maybe setup Reaper layout like I did, and learn tutorial videos from inside Reaper. The reason is to avoid switching screen and also can do practise while watching video at the same time. Up-to-date I can guarantee you the fun part begins when it comes to knowing how time-saving and customizable options we can do to feature like Routing, Buss-ing, Grouping, Sending, Matrix stuff, Comping etc.

The total length for introductory tutorials will take about 7 hours. Maybe spent 1 hour a day, or split to 4 hours/2 days on weekend for crash course. I hope you find use.

Attached image for ideas on how to learn Reaper and its tutorial videos (just sharing ideas, i'm sure there's many other useful way to learn):

 

Don't know about Reaper, but simple in Fruity Loops:

(the first and last time I did that)
Great piano roll, too. Check it out, not kidding.

Don't marry your DAW puppy love. Play the field

 

it's awesome.. see.. i just learnt this out.. AND GUYS EVERYONE CHECK THIS OUT TOO OMG! sorry for the caps it is very exciting that dealing with fx is simply as that.. check it out.. <3

 

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I wanna show you something another I just learnt about. I think you might wanna catch up. Who knows what programming stuff can do on it later on. When it comes to programming fun, I hope to meet you there and collabs, as well as with other friends here new to Reaper. Wishing everyone good fortune and fun time with the journey on learning Reaper <3

Snapshot about: Flexibility with marking and regions. (Similar to song arranging like Studio One, but with Manager). Very nice features.

 

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As a programmer geek, I'm honestly scared to find out... no kidding here [insert favorite mad laugh]

 

UPdated my post and hope to meet you there too. TGC, later.

 

I don't get it. Is it something like this? I think everything has that.

 

Close. Maybe the tutorial video can aid explain it flexibility and features I'm referring of. More comparison if you wanted to explore or just playing around with it features here: https://www.reaper.fm/videos.php

 

The arranger in Cubase is really good also.
There are many things both DAW'S offer. I must admit switching from Cubase to Reaper was not my ideal thing to do but I am glad I made the switch.

 

Because you cant script this in any other DAW:



more on
https://reaper.hector-corcin.com/blog/hedamixer-preview

and
https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=202024

 

Due to stricter eyerape laws. But does look snazzy

BTW, is anything being done about bread & butter stuff, like tempo matching/mapping? I mean, this:

vs.

 

Just FYI, Reaper does have stretch markers and can do the same thing as what was shown in that video.

 

Not sure what you mean. There's a simpler, more elegant way to tempo map in Reaper than shown in the the top video? Could you explain how it's really done, or link me to a better tutorial? Thanks.

 

how did you get those big region titles?

 

i only use Reaper for Ninjams lol

the sound quality compared to other DAWs is just not good unfortunately