S.L.I.P.

Cinimatrix is really good.

Songs that make you happy you're dead...

That pairs well with this...

Lost unicorn. If found please PM me...

This would have made more sense if I would have posted it in the correct thread.

I don't have time to learn anything. I'm too busy buying new gear, playing with it for five minutes, and then buying something new...

I just received my personal link. So easy. No hassle at all!

This is how I like my coffee served...

You spin me right 'Raum, baby Right 'Raum like a record, baby Right 'Raum, 'Raum, 'Raum...

I'm very proud! Mine scored 1600 on the SAT.

Does it make music by itself, or do you have to press the white, and black thingies on that piece of plastic that somehow sits in front of me?

The Bible of Salsa is a little different from the original Bible. In this version, when the red sea parts, Moses forms a conga line across it.

Thanks, Soundwise!

Awesome!

I said I've tried a lot of DAWs, I no way learned how to use them properly. Initially it was the same for me. When I tried Reaper years ago, It was too foreign. I ran back to Sonar and was pretty happy. When Gibson tanked Sonar, I began to try other DAWs. I used Samplitude for a bit, and while it is an extremely powerful DAW, to use your own words, I could not bond with it. I decided to give Reaper another shot, and once I gave up trying to do things like I used to in Sonar, and really learned the program, did it start making sense to me. It took me awhile to find a theme that I liked. But I've settled on one for now, and am happy with it. The actions, and macros are so powerful. You can customize Reaper to your hearts content. This is not a knock on Cakewalk. I still use it sometimes, and I'm very happy with the improvements, and I hope it continues to be developed. I have used Cakewalk products for over 25 years, and I will always have a soft spot for it, and the Cakewalk forum.

I've tried most DAWs. Sonar was my favorite for a long time, and I'm very pleased with the advancements in Cakewalk, but Reaper, in my opinion surpasses them all.