[RWP] getting a mac for reaper what's the deal??

[Hadi Rezaei]

@chris
I was using sonar 8.5 on my home PC. It's the only  PC that i have and 
it's not "purposed-build daw"
You're right though. one needs to  pack up some good hardware for 
serious audio engineering.
choice 1: do whatever you said in your post, either talk to a 
specialist, or try to search and grab the right hardware for your work, 
which takes some time.

choice 2: buy mac, one that is powerful enough to hold your needs.

@scot
Lol that was funny!! LLLOOL

@jessica
Apple fanboys always recommend you to get a mac, no matter what the 
situation is!
On 5/16/2014 12:36 AM, Scott Chesworth wrote:
> Must be a slightly tamer breed of Apple fanboy where you're from. Here
> in sunny London, it's still possible to experience fandom that only
> just stops short of "what's that? Your Granny just died? That's too
> bad. I popped in to visit my Gran, or iGran as I like to call her, on
> the way back from buying my fiftieth Apple product, and iGran is doing
> great. Here, would it make you feel any better to hold my iPod? Go on,
> touch it..."
>
> I'm kidding... mostly...
>
>
> On 5/15/14, Jessica Brasseal <jessica.brasseal2010 at gmail.com> wrote:
>> I agree. I think even Apple fans would not recommend buying a Mac for the
>> hardware alone, especially not for just one program. The hardware is of
>> incredible quality, yes, but not worth the $2000 investment, give or take,
>> for that one small reason, if that reason would even be of significant
>> benefit to you.
>>
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>> On May 15, 2014, at 1:42 PM, Hadi Rezaei <hadirezaei at gmx.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> That is not a good reason at all, to be honest.
>>> I'm saying this because you're going to spend a hell of  a money to get a
>>> mac, and a strong reason is required.
>>> "top Build quality" is a lie these days, (Sorry apple fanboys). I admit
>>> that apple has lots of focus on their hardwares, but It's not a good
>>> reason for you to spend your money because of the name branding.
>>> If something is not working well with your setup, or if you want to do
>>> something that is  doable by a mac, then those are good reason for you to
>>> get a mac.
>>>
>>> In my case for example, I believe that people who've got  mac + proTools,
>>> spend a bit of time to learn the software, then they focus on production
>>> and nothing else.
>>> I really had a hard time with cakewalk sonar, + Jsonar +jaws scripts. I
>>> had hard time focusing on recording guitar and drums, and sonar kept
>>> crashing/freezing on me while some of the scripts refused to work.
>>> When i moved to reaper, things became better, i quickly record keyboard
>>> and guitar with reaper and apply effects.  although i still can't work
>>> with audio and  splice/splitting drum parts to  quantize it.
>>> Another problem that i have with my current setup is that i can't work
>>> with great amp simulators such as native guitar instruments, amplitude, or
>>> TH2, and many many plugins.
>>> While there is guitar amp kit, and th2, which they both work with
>>> voiceOver. but Alas,  for now i don't have enough money to cover the costs
>>> of a mac.
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>> Hadi
>>>> On 5/15/2014 9:50 PM, trahern culver wrote:
>>>> well I don't really like the build quality kind regards trey.
>>>>
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