I completely agreed with it....

Lets put some hope over the V3...

 

Yeah, Reaper's VST3 unsupport ... =((
But maybe they will do something, e.g. in a future version "Reaper 5" ? =)))

 

I agree the ONLY thing i dont like about reaper is those million menus

But then again as it is made to be very customize i guess you need those menus..

Without the SWS extension or REAMenu Reaper is not that complicated.

 

implement with "bezier curve" on automation or stuff like that, really need it

 

Yeah! I like Bitwig for that, where you just press Alt and drag that particular automation line and quickly bending it into a bezier curve.
It would be awesome to see that on the latest StudioOne.

 

I posted "bezier curve" in the future request section 2-3 months ago and now is the most viewed thread, i hope they add this important thing. will be cool to have dots like in FL studio or Ableton or just a curve tool for shaping

 

I have a very difficult time working with MIDI in Studio One. I find it hard to edit any MIDI there.

 

If you press CTRL and scroll forward, the notes thickness will increase and you will grab them easier if that's the "hard" aspect you talk about.

 

like this

 

The only thing I can say is that there's no way I'm ever getting back to Cubase after trying Studio One: A big Thanks to Demon for that!

Version 2 was already covering 99% of my needs, very curious about version 3.

 

Thanks Evorax for the tip. Every little thing like that helps. I'm coming from a long time in GarageBand. Don't make fun of me, Ha! The MIDI editor there is just so simple for me to work with. I work with a lot of drum tracks and one pretty cool thing that I recently figured out is that I can use GB's MIDI Editor to perfect a drum track then go through EZ Drummer 2 to capture the entire drum track and slap all of the MIDI notes onto my desktop. From there I can slip the perfected drum track into an open track in Studio One just by sliding it over and into it. This may be common knowledge to many but I was pretty darned happy and proud of myself to figure it out through experimentation. Ha!

 

Yes, that's a great way to come up with ideas.
Garage Band is great, not only for fast ideas, but it also looks eye-candy.(Mac typical.)
I do the same thing though, i use Bitwig for fast ideas then once i came up with something, i take the MIDI clips and import them into StudioOne (i use also Patchworks from BlueCatAudio in case i wanna store the channel FX inserts as well or even the instruments used for those midi tracks). Sometimes i can even lay down
a whole track in Bitwig then i can export the stems, load them into a StudioOne session so i take care of the mixing process, including some post production as well in case i feel like i can add or remove something from the initial idea.

Cheers!