Been digging into Reaper a bit as well here. Still think the mirid of sheer
options is staggering. Having said that if you have used Samplitude or
similar then a lot of the concepts are easy enough to understand. Very easy
to edit video in Reaper and it's great to have options.
Warm regards, Phil Muir
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From: midimag-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <midimag-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf
Of ptorpey00@xxxxxxxxx
Sent: 06 February 2021 15:15
To: midimag@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [freelists-midimag] Re: Anyone using 64 bit Reaper?
I avoided Reaper for a long time because of some of the concerns you
expressed. I recently decided to give it a shot a few months ago. I am
really impressed about how easy it is to work with when using a screen
reader. Very flexible, Osara gives great feedback, and a bunch of functions
and hotkeys to enable one to perform tasks in various ways to pick the one
that works best for them.
Reaper has a fully functional demo that will last for two months if you want
to try it. You should also join the Reapers without Peepers mailing list to
connect with other blind folks using Reaper.
BTW, if you use JAWS, there are also JAWS scripts to use with Reaper and
Osara. They are available from Jim Snowbarger (the Snowman).
Also check out the Reaper Accessibility web site for more info on setting up
Reaper with NVDA or JAWS, other utilities that might be helpful, and a wiki
with more info on how to perform some functions.
Hope that helps.
--Pete
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Subject: [freelists-midimag] Anyone using 64 bit Reaper?
I was going to give this geek beast another shot, and when reading my notes
on it from 2016 the 64 bit version wasn't recommended. It was said to be
buggy. But I want to use the 64 bit iZotope Ozone gorilla and have access to
my 32 gigs of RAM.
Thanks,
Tom
