Hi Krister,
Actually, the basics of Reaper would include looking at meters, your track arm
status, pan and volume levels, etc.
IF you want to do anything really important with Reaper, for now, you can
forget it on the Mac side. It just isn't possible yet. As a matter of fact, the
only reason wh
Hi,
Other people have already answered this but i want to give my opinnion about
this, partly to start a discussion and partly because i want things to happen
and don't know where to start to really make them happening.
The basics of Reaper are actually accessible, menus, dialogs and such stuff
Reaper is similar to products such as pro tools on the Mac, but it's a lot
cheaper. Unfortunately, there is really no accessibility to it for the Mac yet.
Items such as the track list, arm status, outputs and effects used, etc, do not
read. So, there's no point in trying it on the Mac. I've trie
Hello guys!
I just ran across the Reaper website. I haven't tested it yet due to a little
amount of spare time.
However, I think the idea of Reaper sounds great and I want to know if any one
of you have given it a try? And if so, what was your experiences with it and
what about Voiceover ac
