[RWP] Introduction and question

Thu Jun 17 01:00:02 EDT 2010

I guess I am just a bit parcil to Sonar because its been good to me and my bank account for over 8 years. lol. I have been using Cakewalk and Sonar since version 6 of Cakewalk. that's back in the mid 90, so I guess I am just a bit attached. lol
Reaper is a different approach to old things, and I like the change. How ever, Sonar and Sound Forge are my staple tools here in the studio. I am welcoming Reaper in with open arms though. the fact that I have the DAW and a screen reader on the same thumb drive is quite the pleasant thing to think about when I am out with my laptop and a key chain full of thumb drives. I hope to see reaper grow to be just as big and powerful as Sonar, Pro Tools, Logic, Q Base and all the rest of the DAWS.
 Lets help it to get there. We have a voice, and if we use it, we could push this thing to the top.
Now that I have turned this message in to a pep talk... I am out. Time to snuggle up and dream of Pro Tools. lol

GF

On Jun 16, 2010, at 10:56 PM, Simon Jaeger, Laptop Edition wrote:

> Hmpf. I still don't like some of the issues CakeTalking has, I use it at my school and it's constantly having issues scrubbing and doing other simple things. Reaper simply doesn't I've never been able to do the kind of precise editing in sonar that I can in reaper, or even GoldWave or ssound forge.
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> Simon
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> ----- Original Message ----- From: "clarence griffin" <goldfingas at gmail.com>
> To: "Reapers Without Peepers" <rwp at reaaccess.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2010 6:02 PM
> Subject: Re: [RWP] Introduction and question
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>> I wouldn't go so far as to say the most accessible. Sonar is by far mo accessible than reaper, but reaper is close in the race.
>> And we must not leave out Protools. That is very close to the top as well.
>> 
>> GF
>> 
>> 
>> On Jun 16, 2010, at 6:00 PM, Kevin Brown wrote:
>> 
>>> In myh opinion, reaper is the most accessible DAW on the market,...
>>> 
>>> Granted, it hasn't been around as long as some other DAWs, but I like the reaper approach...
>>> 
>>> Using reaper with reaaccess is just what I've been looking for!...
>>> 
>>> I can't wait to see what the developers are cooking up for future releases!...
>>> 
>>> I pay the money for the personal license, and right out of the box,...I am recording!...No need for all of the extra's to get my screen reader to do what my sighted counterparts take for granted...
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Original message:
>>>> I'm curious, what do you do with sonar that can't be done with reaper? I'm
>>>> sure there are some things, I just wouldn't mind knowing what.
>>> 
>>> 
>>>> Simon
>>> 
>>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>>> From: "clarence griffin" <goldfingas at gmail.com>
>>>> To: "Reapers Without Peepers" <rwp at reaaccess.com>
>>>> Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2010 10:14 AM
>>>> Subject: Re: [RWP] Introduction and question
>>> 
>>> 
>>>>> first of all, I must say wow. you must haven't played with sonar in at
>>>>> least the last, hmmm, lets say 8 years or so.
>>>>> And secondly, I think there are some docs floating around. Plus this list
>>>>> is a great resource for information. I am a sonar user and coming from
>>>>> sonar I find reaper to be a much younger brother to sonar, but I need
>>>>> tools like sonar and protools for my job as a producer. I wouldn't suggest
>>>>> reaper just yet for major project work in a studio. But if you have
>>>>> specific questions regarding reaper, just ask here and I am sure one of us
>>>>> has an answer, or can tell you where to get it.
>>>>> Welcome to the family.
>>> 
>>>>> GF
>>> 
>>> 
>>>>> On Jun 16, 2010, at 9:56 AM, Sina Bahram wrote:
>>> 
>>>>>> Hi all,
>>> 
>>>>>> My name is Sina Bahram, and I've recently gotten  into Reaper.
>>> 
>>>>>> I've downloaded and installed the latest Reaper and Reaaccess.
>>> 
>>>>>> I've been playing  around with Reaper and have truly been impressed
>>>>>> compared to the basic level of access found in something like
>>>>>> sonar.
>>> 
>>>>>> I have some questions though.
>>> 
>>> 
>>>>>> I want to start doing some simple things in Reaper to learn my way
>>>>>> around.
>>> 
>>>>>> Are there any tutorials on how to just lay down a beat, let's say? Some
>>>>>> kicks, highhats, and maybe a short baseline?
>>> 
>>>>>> I just want to learn the work flow and how things go together.
>>> 
>>>>>> I found the virtual keyboard to be useable, when one isn't front of a
>>>>>> midi one, that is, but is there a step sequencer or something
>>>>>> that will actually allow me to enter in midi onto the track?
>>> 
>>>>>> Also, I can never open a track. Whenever I hit enter on it, it says the
>>>>>> track can't be opened. Not sure what's up with that?
>>> 
>>>>>> I'm also a bit unclear as to the necessary routing just to make midi
>>>>>> issue forth some sound. In sonar, each track had an output
>>>>>> attribute, but here all I see is midi output.
>>> 
>>>>>> Anyways, maybe an FAQ or beginners  guide or some other resource would be
>>>>>> great, if there is one?
>>> 
>>>>>> Thanks much
>>> 
>>>>>> Take care,
>>>>>> Sina
>>> 
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