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From: Bob Donald on 28 Feb 2010 23:16

"Here In Oregon" <HIO(a)nospam.net> wrote in message
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Everything is set up in a track template and no set up
> required every time I fire up Reaper and Reaper loads in just a few
> seconds. I will buy this software and the deal of the century IMHO. The
> GUI (default) is also growing on me and easy on my eyes. I have track
> icons and colors which helps me navigate as well.

It didnt take me long, a couple of hours after figuring it out, to realize
that I had to buy it then and there. Definitely guys you want to support,
and they havent let us down yet.


From: Here In Oregon on 28 Feb 2010 23:27

I am typing this while listening and seeing my new mix move. Dual monitors
are great.
I like how when you start maximizing tracks that are *armed* Reaper knows
not to maximize all tracks. I also think it is self-aware. Whadoya
think.
Okay, I must admit I am the new marketing manager for Cockos.
Where do they get these names though and I used to live in S.F.???
"Haight-Ashbury man" in my younger hippie Glennbo dude voice.
My first thought was that pic in the plane was from 1976. No fooling.
I was going up in Cessnas at that time as well.
Like I said twin brothers of different mothers.
Dan, you were the man. May you rest in peace my friend.



From: Here In Oregon on 1 Mar 2010 00:04

"Bob Donald" >
> It didnt take me long, a couple of hours after figuring it out, to realize
> that I had to buy it then and there. Definitely guys you want to support,
> and they havent let us down yet.

Well I am stupid and it really did take me around 15 hours to get it. It
was like learning Braille for a while. Now, I can see clearly now, the rain
is gone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPuYfFw-9Oo



From: Sue Morton on 1 Mar 2010 08:56
I didn't know you weren't "real" HIO. :-p

Here ya go.
--
Sue Morton

"Here In Oregon" <HIO(a)nospam.net> wrote in message
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>
> "Glennbo" > I used to use a drum map in Sonar, but I quit using them when
> I got > Superior Drummer, since it has a "learn" button. When I made the
> switch to> Reaper, I was able to instantly setup a bussing structure from
> Superior > that put the faders I wanted on Reaper's console. Even though
> Superior has > it's own mixer, and some FX, I find it sounds rather punky
> if you only > bring it into the DAW as stereo. My current setup does some
> sub mixing > within Superior, but still brings kick, snare, toms, hihat,
> overhead, and > room in as individual Reaper channel strips.
>> http://members.cox.net/glennbopix/ReaperDrums.jpg
>
> Cool it is nice to see your setup and get feedback in this area.
>
>> I totally love the way input monitoring works in Reaper. Plug in my
>> bass,
>> no sound. Hit record on some track, bass plays through, I'm ready to
>> record, and what I'm hearing is what the DAW is hearing, so if I print,
>> it
>> sounds exatly like what it sounded like when I was recording it.
>
> It is the bomb; I am stoked. It seemed so foreign to me for a few days
> with the hood up along with a claw light for late night vision but then
> everything started to jell for me. I keep waiting for something to fly
> into my face and say oh no it doesn't do this or not compatible with that.
> The fact of the matter is it is probably more compatible with stuff than
> any DAW on the planet. I however don't do beats and loops and I do very
> little MIDI so I understand the concept of YMMV.
>
> Bit Bridge. Check
>
> EZ drummer. Check
>
> Plug-in compatibility. Check
>
> Win764. Check
>
> Lowest latency. Check
>
> UAD cards. Check,
>
> Etc., etc.
>
> Even Nuendo and Cubase are having trouble with the UAD cards and Windows 7
> it seems. Hey maybe this could be bait for Ted to chime in on info about
> what he has in regard to the UAD cards. Someone who is real, please reply
> to this post. LOL!!!
>
>
>
>
>
>


From: Bob Donald on 1 Mar 2010 11:07
>
> If you get really bored with the overclocking, you can move to frying eggs
> on the CPU. http://www.phys.ncku.edu.tw/~htsu/humor/fry_egg.html

LOL. Yeah, I remember seeing this some time back. I think I'll stop at
simmering soup.


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