MetalRenard's Music Tutorial Thread - Videos!
02-04-2012, 08:59 PM
Well Reaper is fundamentally better simply for this reason:
''32-bit floating point audio engine'' for mixcraft, whereas Reaper's engine is 64bit.
Other points that Reaper wins at:
- Reaper comes with hundreds of effects, Mixcraft only 22
- Price (Only $60 for Reaper)
- Reaper can render video
Not only that, but Reaper is often compared to supposedly "high end" DAWs and comes out on top.
That's not important though. What's important is what -you- are comfortable with. :)
''32-bit floating point audio engine'' for mixcraft, whereas Reaper's engine is 64bit.
Other points that Reaper wins at:
- Reaper comes with hundreds of effects, Mixcraft only 22
- Price (Only $60 for Reaper)
- Reaper can render video
Not only that, but Reaper is often compared to supposedly "high end" DAWs and comes out on top.
That's not important though. What's important is what -you- are comfortable with. :)
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