A limited functionality version of Reaper but which would maybe help promote it to users who maybe do not even own or use a DAW but are considering a DAW. Once you get familiar with REAPER, audio editing becomes piece of cake.I own Reaper 6, but I was wondering if a free 'lite' version of Reaper might be something for Cockos to consider, something akin to Cubase LE. Its many complex features might seem confusing in the first place, but if you are interested in learning how to use this tool, it will not take you too much time to master it due to its intuitive interface. REAPER will be an extremely useful software tool on your computer if you are interested in audio editing or if it is part of your every day work. Even so, it responds promptly to commands and works flawlessly. REAPER is friendly with your system resources and doesn’t affect your computer’s performance. One of its most significant strengths is the multitrack recording feature.Īdditionally, REAPER has an excellent multiprocessor performance it supports a wide range of hardware you can mix and combination of file type/samplerate/bit depth on each track you can split, resize and move items it alloes multiple tempos and time signature per project and many other advanced options. The drag and drop feature and tool-less mouse interface will make your work easier and faster. The graphic user interface is intuitive and easy to use, especially if you are a power user. This application is really flexible, if we also consider its small size. It comes with complex features and it is aimed mainly at power users, without being intimidating to beginners either.ĭuring the set up process you have the possibility of choosing portable installation, which means you can use REAPER on a USB flash drive and that it won’t make any changes in the registry unless you give your consent.
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