[RWP] PlugIns 4 Reaper

Sun Sep 2 22:36:13 EDT 2012

For what it's worth, you can get a dongle from FS.
No problem.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Indigo" <33indigo at charter.net>
To: "Reapers Without Peepers" <rwp at reaaccess.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2012 8:38 PM
Subject: Re: [RWP] PlugIns 4 Reaper

> David, with that new machine you have more power than you'll ever need for 
> reaper.
> You could probably run Omnisphere, as a plug and rewire to Propeller heads 
> Reason 6.5 and have innumerable tracks running, sounding like the New York 
> Philharmonic on steroids.
> Sure, I'd like to run Reaper 64 with Wineyes, so I could utilize the 8 
> gigs of ram my Intel machine came with.
>  but Such is not to be; until the Wineyes 7.5x and Reaper 64 issue is 
> solved, so I do fine with Reaper on XP.
> I also love Reaper's instantaneous response.
>
> I must admit, though, that when I ran Reaper  with Jaws 13 demo on XP, I 
> was impressed with the snappiness of Jaws 13.
> I already know Wineyes though, and have already paid out plenty to GW 
> Micro over the years, and Jaws  takes too long to load, and is a royal 
> pain to uninstall and get rid of  all its pieces
> Also, with  just a jaws 13 demo, I wasn't dealing with any authorization 
> issues, and I sympathize with sufferers who have those.
>
> Why doesn't Freedom Scientific switch to a USB dongle, or Ignition Key, as 
> Propeller Heads calls it.
> With each new Reason version, I just stick the Ignition Key into this 
> online machine, run the authorizer, which takes me to the Propeller Heads 
> website and my account, where I click on the new Reason version, and it 
> writes the new code onto the ignition key.
> Then one only needs to insert that Ignition Key, or dongle, into any 
> computer with Reason 6.5 on it.
> I'll bet it would work as hassle free for jaws or anything else.
> Indigo L.
>
>
>
> On 9/2/2012 7:48 PM, David P Shortland wrote:
>> Hi Indigo
>>
>> My reasons for changing over to Reaper & System Access was that I
>> finally had my fill of JAWS & its assosiated problems with the Video
>> Intercept Manager!
>>
>> I had been using Sonar with JAWS, JSonar scripts and Hot Spot Clicker
>> for at least five or six years, and with my deepest thanx to Victor, Jim
>> and Phil.
>>
>> However, once the issues of the video card came up again, that is JAWS &
>> its Video Intercept Manager, and with the aging machine it was on using
>> Windoes XP, spending several frustrating days trying to get JAWS to work
>> properly, I bit the bullet and decided to upgrade all round...*large 
>> smile*
>>
>> So, now in place we have Windoes 7 64bit running on a Quad Core I5 with
>> 8 Gigs of Ram, a 250GB SSD, R1TB HD for audio, Reaper and System Access.
>>
>> I know the learning curve is quite steep but hey, it keeps one's mind
>> VERY active.
>>
>> And the instantaneous nature of the audio handling in Reaper, far
>> outshines whatever Sonar could do...*smile*
>>
>> Thus, if you guys do not mind some of the Newbies questions I will
>> happily plough into Reaper, and start producing some good music.
>>
>> Okay... blatant advertisement!! Check out my latest album, tis only for
>> Primary School Children, but none the less....
>>
>> www.dragonscore.com
>>
>> The album is called 'Aesop Go HipHop'.
>>
>> Thanx and everyone have a good day....
>>
>> David
>> DragonScore Productions
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message----- From: Indigo
>> Sent: Friday, August 31, 2012 9:22 PM
>> To: Reapers Without Peepers
>> Subject: Re: [RWP] PlugIns 4 Reaper
>>
>> I'm curious, David, why you don't continue with Sonar and hot spot
>> clicker, in Windows XP??
>> Reaper is smaller and more efficient in use of CPU power than Sonar, but
>> all these programs end up with the same thing, music recorded.
>> Someone said, the best program is the one you already know.
>> I have Sonar 8.5.3, and sometimes use its matrix view to assign loops to
>> keyboard keys, but I never could get my head around Sonar's complexity,
>> and since I use Wineyes I have no help from CakeTalking or hot spot
>> clicker, so Reaper was a natural for me.
>> I installed XP onto a machine with an I7 2600 with loads of power, and
>> enjoy using XP for Reaper, Sonar, Propeller Heads Reason 6.5, whatever.
>> Besides, I have a bunch of great old 32 bit plugs that work best in XP,
>> and with my simple working methods, XP's less than 4 gigs of ram is
>> plenty. .
>>
>> Although I love XP for making music, I gave up XP entirely for going
>> online, because it is way too vunerable to viruses, so now I use this
>> little cheapo Acer quad core online, with Windows 7 64, and up to date
>> Firefox browser, and keep my XP daw machine safely off line for music.
>>
>> I recently found another solution to have the best of both XP and Win7
>> in the same machine, a swappable drive tray.
>> I put swappable trays in the front of both computers, a lot of labor,
>> but worth it.
>> Soon I'll stick a blank hard drive into this AMD based Acer desktop, and
>> install XP onto it, so I have a backup for music making.
>> On 8/30/2012 3:16 PM, David P Shortland wrote:
>>> Hi All, yes, tis me again....
>>> I had a rather extensive library of PlugIns when I was running Sonar and
>>> along with Hot Spot Clicker the world was my oyster, so to speak.
>>> I would like to ask what everyone here on the list recommends as good
>>> plugs for us to use, and to see if any of the SoftSynths & FX I used for
>>> Sonar are able to be ported to Reaper?
>>> I am running a 64bit system, but it appears there is a 32bit bridge that
>>> happens....
>>> Thanx all....
>>> Kind regards
>>> David P Shortland
>>> DragonScore Productions
>>>
>>>
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