[RWP] the reaperian story

[Scott Chesworth]

Alex: in an ideal world and even in some areas of this one I'm right
behind you with that view, but when it comes to DAWs it's not like we
have many options.  I've struggled to achieve the same work rate and
efficiency that I could get using Pro Tools back in the day for too
long now, and a continually developing Reaper and ReaAccess combo
would bring me ever closer to being comfortable with my work rate
again. Even when Digi release 8.0.4, I'm not convinced that VoiceOver
has the navigational flexibility to answer everyone's needs, and
considering the price and portability of Reaper I'll still have a huge
soft spot for it even if I end up heading back to Tools exclusively.
Plus aside from all that boring productivity stuff, it makes such a
change for us to have access to something trendy while it's still
trendy, that I'll happily break my own rules and do some chasing to
maintain that. It's not often we get to be one of the cool kids in DAW
terms.


On 5/26/10, Alex H. <linuxx64.bashsh at gmail.com> wrote:
> If they won't respond, they don't deserve our business. Nuff said.
> It's 2010. Apps really need to get to grips with us screenreader
> users, just like there shouldn't be any crud websites but there are.
> Just life I guess.
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> On 5/26/10, Scott Chesworth <scottchesworth at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Done both, to no avail. The phone number was my real hope at the time
>> as I talk the talk better than I write the words, but there doesn't
>> seem to have been anything publicised in the way of numbers or Skype
>> contacts.
>>
>> On 5/26/10, Monkey Pusher <monkeypusher69 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> yeah justing doesn't seem to check his  mail as i have tried emailing
>>> hem about stuff in the past as well. However  have you guys tried
>>> bringing this up on the reaper forums where i know a lot of the
>>> development staff hangs out? Or has anyone tried digging around for a
>>> phone number to Cockos?
>>>
>>> On 5/26/10, jinseng at yandex.ru <jinseng at yandex.ru> wrote:
>>>> Hi!
>>>> As i've already mentioned, i tried to talk with Reaper team from the
>>>> very
>>>> beginning of their project. It was free and i hoped it would be the land
>>>> of
>>>> blind musicians. Jaws red it's interface - anounced buttons, tracks and
>>>> different menues were accessible too. Twice i managed to defend some
>>>> accessibility options and even to implement some useful things but one
>>>> day
>>>> Reaper suddenly became almost inaccessible at all. I liked Reaper very
>>>> much
>>>> so began to create my own keyboard commands and worked using Jaws mouse
>>>> cursors. N B: the Reaper team never replied me, the ignored all
>>>> questions
>>>> or
>>>> ideas. Then in time of our Reaperian comunity we tried to establish
>>>> contacts
>>>> with them, in vane. So it's their way of working. As far as i Know,
>>>> Scott,
>>>> Ivan and Mike tried to knock in the door of Reaper team too - no reply.
>>>> They
>>>> granted users the possibility of making plugins and extensions for
>>>> reaper,
>>>> that's all. So they know about us but they are too silent and obviously
>>>> too
>>>> busy.
>>>>
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