paisleywookiee
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I don’t know. I export mono tracks from Logic all the time. But then again I’m not a fucktard like whomever you’re apparently dealing with.
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ian_dissonance
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Ableton.And people who are absolute insufferable cunts use……what DAW do you use?
paisleywookiee
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Holy shit, Ableton? I’d rather use Reaper.
ian_dissonance
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Oh no, I use Reaper. Insufferable cunts use Ableton.Holy shit, Ableton? I’d rather use Reaper.
paisleywookiee
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TheTrueZoltan!
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paisleywookiee
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It’s been a LONG time since I’ve had a good DAW argument. Mostly because it doesn’t matter anymore. Unless you use Pro Tools or Ableton. 
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Considering you can make any track in Logic stereo or mono with, literally, one click on the channel strip without opening any menus, I'd suggest there's some serious user error going on somewhere along the way. Might not want to let that person open a door on their own, could be dangerous.
If this individual knows their shapes yet, you could just tell them "Push the circle next to the Input"
If this individual knows their shapes yet, you could just tell them "Push the circle next to the Input"
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That's specific to importing I think. Cubase and Studio One definitely have at the very least linear lines for tempo now, where you can do a ramp. I'm pretty sure Studio One has beizer curves now, but could be wrong.
Either way, yeah, all DAW's have their quirks for sure.
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TheTrueZoltan!
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IMHO it's not possible to learn Reaper. Reaper learns its user instead. And it does so in order to know better how to piss him off.
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When I ditched PC's I wanted to try something aside from Pro Tools, I was making demos in Garageband already, but when I downloaded Reaper I just looked at it like "WTF? Why is this so busy?" I'm not even sure I had it open long enough to figure out how to record a track. I closed it and bought Logic after seeing I was already using the Lite version of it with Garageband.
I love it, it stays out of my way and everything I've ever needed to do has been generally figured out without needing a tutorial and there's ample tutorials for anything I couldn't figure out. TBF, I basically use it like a tape machine/mixer with digital editing in that what I record is 75% performance and 25% VST's I'm editing in a piano roll....where I'll bounce the tracks to audio and treat them as such. Like my AxeFX, I underutilize a LOT of features.
I love it, it stays out of my way and everything I've ever needed to do has been generally figured out without needing a tutorial and there's ample tutorials for anything I couldn't figure out. TBF, I basically use it like a tape machine/mixer with digital editing in that what I record is 75% performance and 25% VST's I'm editing in a piano roll....where I'll bounce the tracks to audio and treat them as such. Like my AxeFX, I underutilize a LOT of features.
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ian_dissonance
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Hated DP. Felt like you had to give the computer a secret handshake before any task, lol.
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Worse than that. Enforced fellatio just to load a VST instrument.
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paisleywookiee
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Which is weird, because Tracktion has a free version of Waveform that’s far less irritating to use.
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ian_dissonance
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For me the stability and resource usage was a big draw at first. Not like PT where I just thought about PT and it already is preparing the crash right away when I open it next time to export files into Reaper.
