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I downloaded Reaper 2 weeks ago. I like it, very customizable. But there is one big flaw : you can't import OMF, AAF or XML! What the fuck is that?

I don't care

Cool but the download tracks folder is empty!

Your video would be a lot more effective if you turned that annoying background music off! It's terrible.

Love the lo-fi garage rock vibe. Experimentation is the mother of invention.

Reminds me of L7's Pretend we're dead

If these were so good, everyone would use one!

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sick

love it!

You absolutely nailed it!👏🔥 this definitely taught me a few things about how to get this homebrewed Lo-Fi gear sounding it's best 😎🎸📻 I guess it's time for me to get started on the next project & song to challenge you with 🤷‍♂😏

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I have used and taught them all - except maybe Ableton (which I can see has some advantages making it a bit unique) - I still prefer Cubase hands down but Reaper is my go to recommendation for next best thing - and better when on a budget!

I am no power user but went from Adobe Audition to Protools (briefly, the subscription was not worth it for me) to Audacity to Reaper... and Reaper stuck best for me. Best way I could show my gratitude and preference was by purchasing licenses. I was always a strong advocate of Reaper for the last 7 years. Not one crash yet... so there... lol Shout out to Kenny, besides how good Reaper is, he is the #1 asset Reaper has... love those vids!

Reaper crashes on me too many times to count. If anyone has any advice please let me know.

Pro tools is the Boomer of DAWs.

It makes you younger 😉 put it inside an acoustic guitar.

I remember someone using one for recording acoustic guitars Supposably they sound good for this use

me too, after all of those other ones, sonar>cubase>ptools>logic>REAPER !!!

Had one of these when I was young, didn't realize what I had, over the years I never had another amp that even came close. Now I make sure I keep a heritage VTX 212 in my arsenal. The best amp on the planet.. by far ..

Just started to use this having been out of music production (hobbyist) for a long time. Decided to go with Reaper due to the cost and reputation as a good performer. Was worried that a lot of people say it's complex to use compared to others. I've going by the what I don't know doesn't hurt me and resigned to a steep learning curve. Got some free VST instruments to play with. Surprised me how good to can get for free. So far, I'm loving it. Still very early days so I'm learning, the wealth of videos and tutorials really help. About two weeks in now and I will purchase a licence now i know I like it and the very reasonably price. On with the music 😁🎸

Just discovered you channel....the shorter beard is better...now back to learning Reaper.

I've had a Reaper license for years, as I've gone from Sonar to Studio One and now Logic Pro. It's like the friend who adores you, but you are oblivious as you look for love in all the wrong places.

interesting to see

The Kemper Stage is the best one. Way lighter and put in a soft case. I use mine on a laptop stand so i can see it with my aging eyes. i use it for bass and guitar and it's unbelievable. don't think too much about how it works ha ha. Just enjoy the sounds and don't fool with it too much. Good profiles (aka the ones you pay for, it's only like $20) don't need tweaking like Top Jimi. In a band setting it's magic. You can use it with an amp for practice if you need to, just neutral the tone controls and turn the gain off. BOOM YAY

Tried it just don't like it. I expect to be able to load a project and see buttons that control everything I need first hand. Reaper is not like that. It starts as this tiny box that has to be expanded just to see any of its features On top of that you have to do a TON of reading trying to figure out where all the functions are. It's ridiculous. Sorry Just don't like it. Nuendo, Cubase and Studio one are all the type Of DAWs I am talking about. Much easier to learn up front. I don't like to read a book of directions just to figure out the routing LMAO It's just too different than the others.

I think it’s a great unit and has many many possibilities and is very versatile. However, I can’t justify the upgrade living in Canada of nearly $600 added to the nearly $1100 I paid for the unit went for $1700. I can buy a used rack mount.

Thanks.

Is reaper good for recording real instruments and live audio?

Save yourself some money. I had a guy bring a UA Solo 610 into my studio. I compared it side by side with my ART Digital MPA II, and they sounded IDENTICAL. You'll get TWO channels of digital and analog connectivity for $600 instead of $1400. If you want the portability, get the Focusrite ISA One. It sounds WAY better than the Solo 610.

how did you do that color automation based on name? that's sick!!!

Just wondering how you're connecting the live room xlr panels to the patchbay? are you patching the mic lines to preamps on the patchbay? how does that work with phantom power? Thanks

Reaper was an easy choice for me. Buy once and I'm good for 2 versions. Also, not a subscription, so the worst case, it's another piece of software that I'm hoarding.

god no, not for all the money of this world, i would use reaper :D

Great video, Robby! If anyone has any questions, I'll be hanging out in the comments and happy to answer! 😁

One more thing is I have two patchbays running all inputs on top and all outputs on the bottom. That makes things easier when routing.

Question, when using more than one patchbay does the second patchbay need to run through the first patchbay? Awesome video brother! Bonus question, does the SSL use Adat to connect the patchbays?

Cheap, you OWN it, LINUX NATIVE, and incredibly feature rich and customizable. It really is great.

I use to always drive up from Cape Cod to the Boston and Providence area bars and clubs to see and usually hang out with Electric Angels,Throbs,LA Guns,Jellyfish,Black Crowes,Four Horsemen, Burning Tree,London Quireboys, Jayhawks,Matthew Sweet, Lemonheads,Wilco,Swinging Steaks,Mavericks,John Campbell, Chris Whitley,etc..... I still love and try to catch some of these bands when they come around.. 1990 was an amazing year for music.

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Hey Robby, I learned something that relates to our conversation about this bus comp and wanted to share. Remember we talked about how this one isnt the same as the Townsend? I didnt know it but the Townsend is built from parts from an SSL4000B bus comp, not the 4000E! They're two different compressors! The B is warmer and gluier, and I learned yesterday that this one's great for the CLA squash technique that i could never get to work with the Townsend. Both great for the stuff they do best.

Such an enjoyable interview 👏 great stories and vibe, excited to hear the new music! 😎🎸

Great Interview! 🔥

Amazing interview. Love ya Robby!

Great interview

Amazing interview!❤

I'm never switching... I started with Pro Tools and I'll never leave

I adore Reaper for mixing specifically. Thats all I do these days, and I find it more powerful and intuitive than Pro Tools in a mixing workflow. For creation, I love Ablerton or Logic - but mixing in ableton in untenable for me personally

Now you can play games and pick up the phone to roast someone when there doing something absolutely stupid😅

I had that exact unit, back in the 70's.