Hi Nick,
Some of you may have seen this on the UKVISE list run by Brendan Magill for
self-employed people, but others not on that list may be interested in it.
Steves text is just below mine.
Best,
Clive
Steve writes:
Hi all,
What is Reaper? Reaper is the most accessible digital audio workstation I
have ever had the pleasure to use. It is quite a bit different though to
for example, Sound Forge and Goldwave, because it is multi-track, which
opens up a lot of possibilities. One of which is that multi-track editing
is non-destructive, in other words, you are never operating on the original
recording, you are importing it, and then manipulating it from the imported
version.
If anyone would like training in the use of Reaper, I can now offer it
remotely, at our usual price of £30.00 per hour.
I thought I would mention this, as we have been talking about broadcasting,
which is not far from mixing, mastering and editing.
For excellent resources for self-training in Reaper, you can visit,
http://www.reaperaccessibility.com, but if I can help anyone in its use, I
am happy to do so. The company that make it, Cockos, are really committed
to accessibility, and there is also a mailing list, imaginatively titled
Reapers Without Peepers.
Anyway, Ill never go back to Sound Forge now, knowing how well Reaper
works.
All the best
Steve
