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KEY TAKEAWAYS Although REAPER is an incredible digital audio workstation, it does have a few drawbacks when you compare it to other DAWs. For example, it does not have any audio samples/loops/instruments; it does not have the most attractive stock plugins; it has a reasonably steep learning curve, etc. Downsides Of REAPER Before you learn …

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I think REAPER is not the best music production software for making beats right out of the box since it does not come with any virtual instruments or audio samples. However, if you have your own collection of virtual instruments and samples, REAPER can be pretty good for beat-making. Making Beats In REAPER With all …

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Although they do have their differences, REAPER and Logic are both incredible DAWs (Digital Audio Workstations). REAPER is excellent for recording/tracking, while Logic is great for modern music production. Whether you should go with Logic or REAPER depends on your preference and your audio/music production needs.  REAPER And Logic Shootout  When comparing two incredible DAWs …

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Unfortunately, REAPER is not currently available for the iPad or any device other than a computer or laptop computer. However, it can be used as a REAPER controller. You can use other DAWs on the iPad, such as FL Studio, GarageBand, Cubasis, Auxy Pro, KORG Gadget 2 Le, etc. Music Production on iPad Not being …

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REAPER comes with a stock equalizer plugin called ‘ReaEQ.’ You can use ReaEQ to program your own frequency curve, but you can also choose from its various EQ presets. ReaEQ has presets for drums, bass, guitar, and vocals and more general frequency curves like different filters. Using REAPER’s EQ Presets Unfortunately, you will fall behind …

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Some notable artists who use REAPER for music production are Tycho, Tim Henson, Boyinaband, Waterparks, and more. However, because REAPER is an excellent DAW for other audio purposes and music production, you can also find Jacob Collier and Deadmau5 using REAPER for live stream audio. Artists Using REAPER Because Cockos released REAPER in 2006, it …

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The short answer is no. REAPER on its own is not a very good digital audio workstation for EDM production, especially compared to others such as Presonus Studio One, FL Studio, Logic Pro, etc. However, you can produce electronic music in REAPER with plugins, drum samples, and virtual instruments. EDM Production In REAPER With the …

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REAPER comes with a complete collection of stock plugins that you can use for various audio production purposes. This collection includes your standard mixing and mastering plugins such as compression, EQ, pitch correction, reverb, etc., as well as quite a few more unique effects plugins. Why Do You Need REAPER Plugins? Having quality plugins to …

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REAPER comes equipped with a complete set of mixing and mastering plugins such as EQ, compression, reverb, delay, etc. On top of these standard processing plugins, some of the best plugins for REAPER are ‘JS: Huge Booty Bass Enhancer,’ ‘JS: RBJ 1073 EQ’, and ‘JS: Saturation.’  Plugins For Cockos REAPER Quality plugins for mixing and …

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Choosing your main DAW isn’t easy. Each one has a specific workflow that impacts your creativity and, ultimately, the quality of music you produce.  You’ve been pondering for ages, and the final fight is down to Studio One VS Reaper.  I’ll help you make up your mind in choosing the one that’s right for you. Studio …

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