@@Superdelphinus Yes, he must be sleeping very well. But most people with such a big purse get greedy. Justin creates software because he loves it and loves people using it. And sells this software for a more than fair price. Not to mention the "restrictions" of the Preview-Version!!!
Still using Winamp v3 And Reaper I had no idea It was the same Genius behind it. Thank you for giving power to the people. A true Prometheus among men.
So fucking true. I thought I was the only one who still used winamp.... but at the same time, it's such a great simple software that I'm not surprised. Fuck that itunes garbage.
this guy is the most incredible genius ever! on his own he single handed shook the music industry and he is so humble... I can't even express how I am thankful for Reaper as it's the most solid, the best featured and greatest daw ever. And remember we competing with Pro Tools, Cubase, Logic here with corporations like AVID, YAMAHA, APPLE behind. and this guy on his own makes a products everyone can use and on it is more powerful than all of the above, making the rest struggle to follow this innovation. Full RESPECT to a real genius.
Hi! i hope english is your native language. PLS, would U explain me a few words. at 0:48. Justin talks about ....network. Is this NOVELL operating system? i cant understood. and two seconds later - PERFECT FIVE POINT ONE ...etc. What did he mean? PLS, a couple of words for me)) Thank you.
Вадим Колесников: 0:42 - "writing software for other students to use in school... umm...a.....at the time we had a, sort of back in the nineties, we had a Novell network that um all the students could use to run like Word Perfect 5.1 for dots and things like that" . I think what sounds like "dots" is MS-DOS, and the word "like" used before "Word Perfect5.1" is a descriptive slang word that us english speaking peoples have started to use everywhere when we shouldn't ! Ha, hope that helps.
Reaper has opened this old dog's eyes to DAW! My studio is all analog old school, and I have been intimidated by the plethora of DAW's, and the requirements for a fast (expensive) computer. NOT AN ISSUE WITH REAPER! Let me repeat that! NOT AN ISSUE! This DAW is so low drain on your CPU, that even 6-7 year old laptops will work with this! The routing capability alone is mind blowing! Hats of to Justin for creating this Masterpiece! You HAVE taught an old dog new tricks!
From one 'old skool' to another, I heartily cocur. Especially the bit about being daunted by all the options and of course the vastly over-inflated price points of the more well known DAW's. Reaper is exceptional value for money, as well as being an intuitive and throughly functional studio system. The fact that it was conceived by this decent, well ethically adjusted young man just makes one extremely pleased to be part of the gig. . But I still like my old school analogue kit, which I'll be integrating with Reaper.
Fair assessment but slightly untrue. It's entirely possible to create fantastic recordings in any daw on a low performance PC. Where performance of pc may fall short is when the artist you are recording falls short. Their is no issue in any daw with recording a performance. It's when that performance becomes reliant on the daw to be fantastic that the problem lies. Stop recording crap and any daw will start performing.
I still use Winamp to this day, and nothing has EVER matched it in terms of kludge-free, elegant utility. It's also obvious he was a Vegas user - it was a good program in the beginning, and reminded me of Winamp in it's simplicity and clean interface. Reaper is a just fantastic product, superior to many programs that cost 3 or 4x as much, and kudos to his genius to give all of this to us in a day of cloud garbage and big business bloatware, for such a modest price. It's truly inspiring.
This guy's a genius, and a modest and generous one to boot. So why are you interviewing him in a toilet? A man who has brought the ability to make music to the masses with a great ethos and a brilliant product deserves a little more sonic ReaSpect, wouldn't you say? SonicPoop.
I remember the Reaper demo, having just downloaded it before or after I upgraded from Presonus Studio One Artist 2 to Professional. Reaper had me scratching my head a lot, looking up tutorials and what not, whereas with Studio One I was up and running in almost literally no time. Ironically, now I almost never use Studio One Pro anymore.. I use Reaper 99,99% of the time because it is such an awesome DAW. It just works, and it is far from as complicated as it seemed at first. I love the way we can color our tracks, how well integrated plug-ins such as ReaEQ works out of the box, the routing system, and pretty much everything. Even the MIDI features have improved ten-fold over just a year or so. The amount of hard work Justin and others pour into this amazing DAW is just astonishing. Oh, and THANK YOU for Winamp, Justin! I still use it on a daily basis, that and Reaper. I think I'll have to stop there, before I burst into happy tears (too many waffles and caffeine, sugar rush incoming). Just wanted to add that I'll be more than happy to upgrade next time (thanks again, for including two whole version updates with each license).
The fact that Reaper is only 13mb speaks for itself. I am still using Winamp and still works flawlessly. Nullsoft Scriptable Install System (NSIS) which is pretty popular is also written by him. He is very good programmer that is for sure!
6:38 BOOM! When I started using Reaper, I saw it looked a LOT like Sony Vegas and had many of the same features (right-click everything, split clips and so on) and I said then I bet they copied some of that for this DAW. Man, I was right.
This is the man that created my favorite DAW of all-time. I can't believe I'm watching a video of him for the first time. Thank you Justin for not only creating the best DAW ever, but also constantly putting updates to refine this DAW and make it so easy to use. I don't think none of us in the music community will ever repay you for your efforts. I bought Reaper a few years ago after using it on the trial basis. That free trial was what allowed me to learn Reaper well. My friend producer Frank Branden from the UA-cam channel ExclusiveLM uses Reaper exclusively and puts out really gorgeous music. I can't wait for the future upgrade surprises on Reaper. If any of you agree with my comments, thumbs up.
It's really difficult for people today to actually understand what that sentence "I wrote a piece of software called Winamp" means. To illustrate I actually ran a local music station on my campus using nothing but Winamp and Shoutcast (by the same authors as Winamp). And everybody listened to it using Winamp.
Winamp was amazing. I still remember my playlist and the skin I used for it. Good times. I just switched to Reaper too and am really impressed. This man is a treasure.
REAPER is amazing. And fully accessible to the blind via extensions. A dream come true to me. A life saver. And fantastically stable, solid, never crashes. That man and his collaborators are brilliant. Sadly (a shame in fact), that DAW isn't respected enough by other developers.
No wonder I took to Reaper so naturally, it was basically made for me. I too was using Vegas and Acid (getting frustrated by their limitations) when Reaper came along. I switched immediately, and have never looked back. Thanks Justin Frankel, keep up the good work! (maybe add a spectrographic item display option ;-) )
Today was my "investigation day" concerning Cockos/Reaper and finally I came in watching this video. I'm pretty amazed having seen and heard the man who created the excellent DAW Reaper :-)
This guy is IT. If we had just a few more Justin Frankels, the world of software and possibly beyond would be a totally different place! Amazing what is possible without being maniacally fixated on profits, instead on pride in the product and exceeding user expectations.
Even though I am a hardcore S1 user..but will buy a reaper license just for having a full-fledged backup daw.. It's daam cheap and powerful.. And no hassles with paid updates.. Cheers to this man
Frankel is one of the main reasons I got inspired to become a coder - I used to follow the winamp dev logs back in the day. I also still use Winamp, there isn't another player that's as powerful yet resource-light as it. And I love Reaper. Frankel helps make the world a better place.
Love Reaper! It was a no brainer to purchase a licence right away. This guy is making a great DAW that people can use at affordable price tag. I'm not a pro, I do make music for fun and with Reaper I can work on a DAW that has the same assets as DAW's from the industry (ProTools, Ableton ect....) but cost me 60$ instead. We need some people like Justin. Thanks a lot.
Winamp is still my main audio player. Version 3.666. Something like that. Nice to know who developed it. Now I'm using Reaper and I think I won't leave it. Thanks for being such a great programmer.
I'm using Reaper and I listen to mp3s on winamp lite as always. Didn't know this guy is the maker ot them - I would never have thought they come from the same source, let alone this young lad.
"After hearing more about Reaper, will you become one of them?" I already am, for years!! Thanks for putting the face of Mr. Frankel on Reaper - he's a real hero to musicians like me with less than million selling records!
Wow, so I didn't know he's the guy behind Winamp. As I learn it, I realize this man is easily the guy who's software I've been running the most, ever, other than my OS.
Nice, just started "trying" to use Reaper, my brother turned me onto it a couple weeks ago. I must say its very easy to use so far and there are a lot of good tut vids around. I have other DAW software that just take up space on my HD because they are a pain to use. Thanks Justin, I used WinAmp back in the day too.. 8-)
I wanted to do my music using a DAW. I was trying many DAWs, spending a great deal of time and getting nowhere. At last, I found Reaper and what a difference that makes. Thank you and thank you for making Reaper. Good to hear from the genius who created it. Justin has a good heart which makes him very clever.
What I like about Reaper is that it is easy to start recording with, but it has much under the hood. Has great features that I am still figuring out. Excellent software.
Wow! You learn something new, every day. That Justin compiled/conceived Winamp (well used by me, since its release...), was cool enough, that the same ethos went on to inspire the making of Reaper is *Uber Kool!* . I've just downloaded Reaper. So yet to use it in anger... But thus far, it looks to be the most suitable solution for my music production needs and especially cost effective.
Big thanks to Justin for "REAPER"....Also David for the interview.. This is the first DAW that I learned and still use it today. A track is A track...I love this program!
I'm so grateful for this guy and his partners for reaper. As a bedroom recording artist it is a blessing to have an awesome and affordable daw!!! Thank you so much!
Thank you. Thank you. And thank you. I have Cubase and Studio One. All are good but Reaper is my goto DAW. I purchased it about 7 years ago and I love it more and more. It is the most reliable and keeps getting better. My fave~🎶
Justin. If you read this, I just want to say thank you for the best DAW I've ever experienced. Everything is great about it. The creators, the community, the price and the possibilities. I wish that Reaper always will be Reaper, and continue following the values it was created on. I'm having so much fun with it and it is easily the best software I have ever bought.
Great interview ! I switched to Reaper 2-3 years ago and absolutely love it ! Some things could be improved, as in everything, but it's great, that's for sure !
This explains so much - I consider Winamp to be the benchmark of great software and still use it to this day. Incredibly elegant and useful....nothing has ever beat it. So, not surprising at all he developed Reapers, and that he got going from Vegas is not a surprise either - it was a great program for its day....wonderfully simple to use. Great work, two great pieces of culture-changing programs to hang his hat on. That's awesome.
The interviewer's questions are on point, and then, every once in a while he looks at the viewer "knowingly", nodding his head - as if to say : "Did you get that?"
This guy wrote the most ridiculously powerful DAW on the market then made it cheaper then a plugin with no copy protection. WIth loop-based music creation taking over wait til more electronic music producers realize that Reaper has the best audio engine by far and is nearly unlimited in versatility.
Many thanks to Justin. Great program! This is a simple and logical DAW. Many people really like the fact that this can be used conditionally for free, the ability to customize for themselves. I am tormented by only one question - why did the developer remove the layouts of TCP, MCP and Master MCP design options? It was a brilliant idea for interface design. Thanks!
I have a huge amount of respect for this guy. Thank you for Reaper and thank you for the work you have done so far on the native Linux Reaper. Keep up the good work.
I love Reaper, it is designed for musicians, it has a learning curve just like a recording studio has a learning curve, thanks so much for the great quality, great value for money!
To me, Reaper is kind of ProTools perfected and made available. I mean, Reaper is what ProTools should be. Reaper is both things, powerful and user friendly. Thanks for the interview. Justin is great.
It's funny to hear him say programming is like art. I've been a musician all my life and a software developer for over 25 years and I always say the same thing. to me developing software, writing good code and making nice graphical user interfaces is like creating art.
Justin is an artist, but a special kind: with Reaper he has created a workspace that is completely open, non-commercial and customizable, a playground that is unlimited, allowing users to make music in any way they would like to. Absolutely anything is possible if you get into the scripts and macro's. In that way it's not so much a DAW but more like an operating system for music. This is a legendary achievement. Sure, as a user of 12 years it feels like a lot of Reaper is on version 0.9a and it'll probably stay that way. But that's okay. I'll make it work, because the software is laid out to be so that you can.
It is so great that Justin is not ruled by money. You are an advanced being sir
@mealphabet - I too, heartily concur!
Easy not to be ruled by money when you made 80 odd million dollars from a bit of software
@@Superdelphinus Yes, he must be sleeping very well. But most people with such a big purse get greedy. Justin creates software because he loves it and loves people using it. And sells this software for a more than fair price. Not to mention the "restrictions" of the Preview-Version!!!
His contribution to art by making recording affordable for average musicians earned him legacy status.
Reaper Rock's 🤘
Still using Winamp v3
And Reaper
I had no idea
It was the same Genius behind it.
Thank you for giving power to the people.
A true Prometheus among men.
So fucking true. I thought I was the only one who still used winamp.... but at the same time, it's such a great simple software that I'm not surprised. Fuck that itunes garbage.
Anybody know of any better interviews with this guy? Channel host is kinda weak
I use Reaper. WEEEEEEE! Best DAW, IMO.
can't believe I found you here. 3years ago , man? anyway great covers on your channel!
@Warulven I just love Reaper. Mostly because it's easy to get started using it. ty!!!!!
this guy is the most incredible genius ever! on his own he single handed shook the music industry and he is so humble... I can't even express how I am thankful for Reaper as it's the most solid, the best featured and greatest daw ever. And remember we competing with Pro Tools, Cubase, Logic here with corporations like AVID, YAMAHA, APPLE behind. and this guy on his own makes a products everyone can use and on it is more powerful than all of the above, making the rest struggle to follow this innovation. Full RESPECT to a real genius.
BTW, just so everyone knows, this interview features two Human Beings With Feelings.
R E A L H U M A N B E A N S
"WINAMP... it kicks the llama's ass!"
This guy won even more respect from me. Winamp was the best! I still use it.
No. "Winamp, it really whips the llama's ass!"
Winamp was amazing in its time. No wonder REAPER is so impressive.
Hi! i hope english is your native language. PLS, would U explain me a few words. at 0:48. Justin talks about ....network. Is this NOVELL operating system? i cant understood. and two seconds later - PERFECT FIVE POINT ONE ...etc. What did he mean? PLS, a couple of words for me)) Thank you.
Вадим Колесников: 0:42 - "writing software for other students to use in school... umm...a.....at the time we had a, sort of back in the nineties, we had a Novell network that um all the students could use to run like Word Perfect 5.1 for dots and things like that" . I think what sounds like "dots" is MS-DOS, and the word "like" used before "Word Perfect5.1" is a descriptive slang word that us english speaking peoples have started to use everywhere when we shouldn't ! Ha, hope that helps.
Oh! of course, WordPerfect is a text editor. I forgot(( Thanks a LOT!! Now it seems to be clearer!
Reaper has opened this old dog's eyes to DAW! My studio is all analog old school, and I have been intimidated by the plethora of DAW's, and the requirements for a fast (expensive) computer. NOT AN ISSUE WITH REAPER! Let me repeat that! NOT AN ISSUE! This DAW is so low drain on your CPU, that even 6-7 year old laptops will work with this! The routing capability alone is mind blowing! Hats of to Justin for creating this Masterpiece! You HAVE taught an old dog new tricks!
From one 'old skool' to another, I heartily cocur. Especially the bit about being daunted by all the options and of course the vastly over-inflated price points of the more well known DAW's. Reaper is exceptional value for money, as well as being an intuitive and throughly functional studio system. The fact that it was conceived by this decent, well ethically adjusted young man just makes one extremely pleased to be part of the gig.
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But I still like my old school analogue kit, which I'll be integrating with Reaper.
Fair assessment but slightly untrue. It's entirely possible to create fantastic recordings in any daw on a low performance PC. Where performance of pc may fall short is when the artist you are recording falls short. Their is no issue in any daw with recording a performance. It's when that performance becomes reliant on the daw to be fantastic that the problem lies. Stop recording crap and any daw will start performing.
I had no idea that When I mix on Reaper, then playback the master on Winamp, it's a Mother and Child reunion.
REAPER is waaaaaay ahead of other DAWs in so many (but not every, just to not be extreme) ways.
Reaper 6.0 is out. Life's good. Thanks for everything, Justin. You're a true champion.
"I wrote a software called Winamp" and then explains what Winamp was while I try to find my jaw on the floor.
I still use Winamp to this day, and nothing has EVER matched it in terms of kludge-free, elegant utility. It's also obvious he was a Vegas user - it was a good program in the beginning, and reminded me of Winamp in it's simplicity and clean interface. Reaper is a just fantastic product, superior to many programs that cost 3 or 4x as much, and kudos to his genius to give all of this to us in a day of cloud garbage and big business bloatware, for such a modest price. It's truly inspiring.
Love reaper. Love the pricing model. Absolute genius software.
Reaper! Excellent DAW and a super, most remarkable human being. Thank you Justin.
A good man. Rare these days.
Hey Justin, you created a masterpiece. Congrats. I know how hard it is and how much dedication is involved.
This guy's a genius, and a modest and generous one to boot. So why are you interviewing him in a toilet?
A man who has brought the ability to make music to the masses with a great ethos and a brilliant product deserves a little more sonic ReaSpect, wouldn't you say?
SonicPoop.
keef sixstring lol, but the best ideas come from the shitter. Right?!
I need the ReaSpect plugin. Do you have the Rodney Dangerfield version?
I remember the Reaper demo, having just downloaded it before or after I upgraded from Presonus Studio One Artist 2 to Professional. Reaper had me scratching my head a lot, looking up tutorials and what not, whereas with Studio One I was up and running in almost literally no time.
Ironically, now I almost never use Studio One Pro anymore.. I use Reaper 99,99% of the time because it is such an awesome DAW. It just works, and it is far from as complicated as it seemed at first. I love the way we can color our tracks, how well integrated plug-ins such as ReaEQ works out of the box, the routing system, and pretty much everything. Even the MIDI features have improved ten-fold over just a year or so. The amount of hard work Justin and others pour into this amazing DAW is just astonishing.
Oh, and THANK YOU for Winamp, Justin! I still use it on a daily basis, that and Reaper.
I think I'll have to stop there, before I burst into happy tears (too many waffles and caffeine, sugar rush incoming). Just wanted to add that I'll be more than happy to upgrade next time (thanks again, for including two whole version updates with each license).
The fact that Reaper is only 13mb speaks for itself. I am still using Winamp and still works flawlessly. Nullsoft Scriptable Install System (NSIS) which is pretty popular is also written by him. He is very good programmer that is for sure!
6:38 BOOM! When I started using Reaper, I saw it looked a LOT like Sony Vegas and had many of the same features (right-click everything, split clips and so on) and I said then I bet they copied some of that for this DAW. Man, I was right.
I noticed the very same thing....brilliant. Borrow the best parts, throw away the worst.
This is the man that created my favorite DAW of all-time. I can't believe I'm watching a video of him for the first time. Thank you Justin for not only creating the best DAW ever, but also constantly putting updates to refine this DAW and make it so easy to use. I don't think none of us in the music community will ever repay you for your efforts. I bought Reaper a few years ago after using it on the trial basis. That free trial was what allowed me to learn Reaper well. My friend producer Frank Branden from the UA-cam channel ExclusiveLM uses Reaper exclusively and puts out really gorgeous music. I can't wait for the future upgrade surprises on Reaper. If any of you agree with my comments, thumbs up.
WinAmp and Reaper, thats some CV sir.
SO happy that I switched to Reaper.. it rules...
It's really difficult for people today to actually understand what that sentence "I wrote a piece of software called Winamp" means. To illustrate I actually ran a local music station on my campus using nothing but Winamp and Shoutcast (by the same authors as Winamp). And everybody listened to it using Winamp.
Winamp was amazing. I still remember my playlist and the skin I used for it. Good times. I just switched to Reaper too and am really impressed. This man is a treasure.
REAPER is amazing. And fully accessible to the blind via extensions. A dream come true to me. A life saver. And fantastically stable, solid, never crashes. That man and his collaborators are brilliant. Sadly (a shame in fact), that DAW isn't respected enough by other developers.
Thank you, Justin. Reaper is fantastic! Absolutely everything I need in a DAW. And you can't beat that price and customisation...
I just bought Reaper, freakin' best DAW ever
This dude right here is legend!
Created the best DAW on the market up to this very day.
No wonder I took to Reaper so naturally, it was basically made for me. I too was using Vegas and Acid (getting frustrated by their limitations) when Reaper came along. I switched immediately, and have never looked back. Thanks Justin Frankel, keep up the good work! (maybe add a spectrographic item display option ;-) )
Today was my "investigation day" concerning Cockos/Reaper and finally I came in watching this video. I'm pretty amazed having seen and heard the man who created the excellent DAW Reaper :-)
This guy is IT. If we had just a few more Justin Frankels, the world of software and possibly beyond would be a totally different place! Amazing what is possible without being maniacally fixated on profits, instead on pride in the product and exceeding user expectations.
Even though I am a hardcore S1 user..but will buy a reaper license just for having a full-fledged backup daw.. It's daam cheap and powerful.. And no hassles with paid updates.. Cheers to this man
Such a humble man. Love reaper..
Frankel is one of the main reasons I got inspired to become a coder - I used to follow the winamp dev logs back in the day. I also still use Winamp, there isn't another player that's as powerful yet resource-light as it. And I love Reaper. Frankel helps make the world a better place.
Love Reaper! It was a no brainer to purchase a licence right away. This guy is making a great DAW that people can use at affordable price tag. I'm not a pro, I do make music for fun and with Reaper I can work on a DAW that has the same assets as DAW's from the industry (ProTools, Ableton ect....) but cost me 60$ instead. We need some people like Justin. Thanks a lot.
Winamp is still my main audio player. Version 3.666. Something like that. Nice to know who developed it. Now I'm using Reaper and I think I won't leave it. Thanks for being such a great programmer.
Thank you Justin for everything you do. The field of game audio wouldn't be the same without REAPER!
Thank you so much, man! And also thanks to all the crew behind. (:, ...
There he is!! ATTACK with feature requests NOWWWW!!!! :-D
+Dave Perry Wrong forum for that. ;)
MikeRoePhonicsMusic
Well, he isn't really here anyway, it was just an illusion...:-D
Here's my request: Can you please make a DAW that isn't broken, kthanx.
@@deathgrind1 non-REAPER related question. Moved to "others" section 😂😂😂
Thanks Justin, thanks for making Reaper. it's the best DAW I've ever used.
Needing to clarify what WinAmp is makes me feel REALLY old....
I use Winamp since it's out (1998?), with its classical interface, still today!
I mean, what else?
I just recently moved over to AIMP :P
Same here
What ever floats your boat i guess!
Foobar to life. It is just beyond perfection for audio nerds!
Same here. Winamp 5.666, in the classic skin. No words... Simply amazing! 😎
The fact that Justin made Winamp makes perfect sense as Reaper also whips the llama's ass
I'm using Reaper and I listen to mp3s on winamp lite as always. Didn't know this guy is the maker ot them - I would never have thought they come from the same source, let alone this young lad.
I love Reaper, so low on the resources and work exactly how I want it to, especially with the themes. He's a good man!
"After hearing more about Reaper, will you become one of them?" I already am, for years!! Thanks for putting the face of Mr. Frankel on Reaper - he's a real hero to musicians like me with less than million selling records!
Wow, so I didn't know he's the guy behind Winamp. As I learn it, I realize this man is easily the guy who's software I've been running the most, ever, other than my OS.
Nice, just started "trying" to use Reaper, my brother turned me onto it a couple weeks ago. I must say its very easy to use so far and there are a lot of good tut vids around. I have other DAW software that just take up space on my HD because they are a pain to use. Thanks Justin, I used WinAmp back in the day too.. 8-)
I wanted to do my music using a DAW. I was trying many DAWs, spending a great deal of time and getting nowhere. At last, I found Reaper and what a difference that makes. Thank you and thank you for making Reaper. Good to hear from the genius who created it. Justin has a good heart which makes him very clever.
Thanks so much to Justin, and thanks to you David, for bringing us this interview.
Just discovered Reaper and and floored by how good it is. Cheers for this interview - puts a good face on a good product.
Im just getting into Reaper. So far so good. Thanks for sharing a piece of your mind your creativity.
That was a very cool i interview. Im feeling good about reaper on my laptop right now
Great to see someone interviewing Justin. Would have loved more specific questions on Reaper.
Reaper is amazing! Probably the best DAW out there. Interesting how smooth was switching from Vegas back in the days. Now I understand why :)
What I like about Reaper is that it is easy to start recording with, but it has much under the hood. Has great features that I am still figuring out. Excellent software.
+monkymonk6
Same here, monkymonk6.
I've been "using" for 5 years, and haven't even scratched the surface of REAPER.
Wow! You learn something new, every day. That Justin compiled/conceived Winamp (well used by me, since its release...), was cool enough, that the same ethos went on to inspire the making of Reaper is *Uber Kool!*
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I've just downloaded Reaper. So yet to use it in anger... But thus far, it looks to be the most suitable solution for my music production needs and especially cost effective.
Thanks Justin.Greetings from Greece.
Big thanks to Justin for "REAPER"....Also David for the interview..
This is the first DAW that I learned and still use it today. A track is A track...I love this program!
Just purchased Reaper, thanks for the interview !
Gracias ,porfin conoci al creador de nuestro Reaper
Un honor gracias Justin Frankel
I'm so grateful for this guy and his partners for reaper. As a bedroom recording artist it is a blessing to have an awesome and affordable daw!!! Thank you so much!
Me too, i use it nearly every day to make tracks on a 5 year old laptop. Very rarely have any issues, love it.
Thank you.
Thank you.
And thank you.
I have Cubase and Studio One. All are good but Reaper is my goto DAW. I purchased it about 7 years ago and I love it more and more. It is the most reliable and keeps getting better. My fave~🎶
WOW- Reaper is wonderful software- just as Winamp works so well for me too. It seems I owe Justin quite a debt of gratitude. thanks !
that was a fun interview. I think the fact that he made Winamp before makes him a legend.
Wow! Winamp is still my favorite player! And Reaper is my favorite DAW! Brilliant work. Thank you Justin. Nice interview.
Justin. If you read this, I just want to say thank you for the best DAW I've ever experienced. Everything is great about it. The creators, the community, the price and the possibilities. I wish that Reaper always will be Reaper, and continue following the values it was created on. I'm having so much fun with it and it is easily the best software I have ever bought.
Great interview ! I switched to Reaper 2-3 years ago and absolutely love it ! Some things could be improved, as in everything, but it's great, that's for sure !
oh wow he wrote Winamp too! Awesome creator!
Watching this in 2019/2020. THANK YOU JUSTIN!!!!!!! REAPER IS STILL AWESOME!!!!!
This Is The Best Daw Built Today ...Hands Down.. Thanks Justin
I'm still using WInamp today... and Reaper. Thanks Justin!
This explains so much - I consider Winamp to be the benchmark of great software and still use it to this day. Incredibly elegant and useful....nothing has ever beat it. So, not surprising at all he developed Reapers, and that he got going from Vegas is not a surprise either - it was a great program for its day....wonderfully simple to use. Great work, two great pieces of culture-changing programs to hang his hat on. That's awesome.
Thank you for the best DAW
1 person that makes the difference can change everything. Very nice interview.
The interviewer's questions are on point, and then, every once in a while he looks at the viewer "knowingly", nodding his head - as if to say : "Did you get that?"
This guy wrote the most ridiculously powerful DAW on the market then made it cheaper then a plugin with no copy protection. WIth loop-based music creation taking over wait til more electronic music producers realize that Reaper has the best audio engine by far and is nearly unlimited in versatility.
Thanks for Reaper! I love using this DAW!
Many thanks to Justin. Great program! This is a simple and logical DAW. Many people really like the fact that this can be used conditionally for free, the ability to customize for themselves. I am tormented by only one question - why did the developer remove the layouts of TCP, MCP and Master MCP design options? It was a brilliant idea for interface design. Thanks!
I have a huge amount of respect for this guy.
Thank you for Reaper and thank you for the work you have done
so far on the native Linux Reaper. Keep up the good work.
Tank-you so mutch Justin for this incredible sorfware !!!
Thank Justin for this AMAZING software. I made a TOP 10 Reasons Reaper is the best DAW with a special shout out to Justin and John
Good questions!
He made Winamp! I loved Winamp.😄
Reaper ridicule all other DAWs by 3 factors: 1) speed; 2) installer size; 3) price. It's nearly perfect having at least the same functionality.
Astheria REAPER IS NOW A RELIGION
@@MrRightThinker - Cool name too!
I love Reaper, it is designed for musicians, it has a learning curve just like a recording studio has a learning curve, thanks so much for the great quality, great value for money!
Great interview
To me, Reaper is kind of ProTools perfected and made available. I mean, Reaper is what ProTools should be. Reaper is both things, powerful and user friendly. Thanks for the interview. Justin is great.
Genius, love the DAW that became my main tool
Reaper is a dream come true. Saved me from throwing my hardware away when PT stopped to support it. I will use it my whole life, I think.
Great interview and awesome information, thank you.
Thank you J
It's funny to hear him say programming is like art. I've been a musician all my life and a software developer for over 25 years and I always say the same thing. to me developing software, writing good code and making nice graphical user interfaces is like creating art.
And Reaper does have exceptionally tight code too!
Wow, what a gentle, humble, talented human. Happy Reaper user here! :-D
cool to hear from the founder! Starting to really enjoy the flexibility & efficiency of reaper
Knowing that he coded Winamp makes me want to use Reaper all the more. So cool.
Winamp was awesome! Congrats on that and your Reaper success. Both excellent programs.
Justin is an artist, but a special kind: with Reaper he has created a workspace that is completely open, non-commercial and customizable, a playground that is unlimited, allowing users to make music in any way they would like to. Absolutely anything is possible if you get into the scripts and macro's. In that way it's not so much a DAW but more like an operating system for music. This is a legendary achievement. Sure, as a user of 12 years it feels like a lot of Reaper is on version 0.9a and it'll probably stay that way. But that's okay. I'll make it work, because the software is laid out to be so that you can.
Hats off Jus.