RTP-area local music and culture

[Chris Rossi <nospam AT spacelabstudio.com>]

Reaper is not free.  It is distributed without crippling copy 
protection, which is not the same thing.

  http://www.reaper.fm/purchase.php

$50 for a personal use license is an amazing deal for software that 
looks for all the world to be just as good as anything else out there, 
if not better.  I am currently budgeting for $225 for the commercial 
license next month sometime.  That's less than a third the cost of 
Cubase and so far it seems to work better.

chris


paulg AT simplemachine.net wrote:
> @Chris Rossi,
>
> I use Reaper alot on my PC. I usally use Gargeband on my Macbook but  
> When I want to use VST/iVST stuff I use Reaper. Its pretty amazing for  
> a free program. I havent found anything that Cubase does that it cant  
> do? I use Ez-Drummer with
>   it all the time.
>
> Between Reaper & Audacity you almost dont have to buy anything anymore  
> except Plugins & loops. Alot of those are free too.
>
> Paul Gallant
> The Scientific Superstar
> www.myspace.com/scientificsuperstar
>
> P.s. First ever post on this list for the whole million years I've  
> been reading it.
>
>
>
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