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Apr 26, 2006
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50cal is gonna start making Hyphy beats now once he gets his hands on Cubase5.

50cal is really a finger snapper though. I seen him the other day at a club snappin away.
 
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The Thing About reaper it may be simple but it works, and from what Ive only heard that it is not CPU intensive, requires no dongles, specific hardware, compatible with all sorts of shit. Most impressive is the reputaion of their customer support. i heard that someone had a complaint of a lack of a certain feature..posted on the forum and hours later there was an update.. my friend uses that to track and mix his beats to via MPC4000 and Miko and i think he may record vocals as well...then mixes in pro-tools. He had an HD system fairly recently, but wasnt really using all of it.
yeah it works but i just like the pro tools/cubase a lot better. at the time i tried reaper it worked better than sonar, ableton (both programs froze on me multiple times) but it just seemed inferior. i still feel that way. not to say you can't get stuff done in that program but if your really serious your gonna want to learn pro tools or cubase. now that they got that pt8 i just been using that controlling everything from that program including rewiring reason, mixing vocals, running vsts. havent had as much as a hiccup
 
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Reaper has gotten a lot nicer since I first seen it. I'd use it, but I ain't much into linear based sequencing. I prefer pattern based, I work a lot faster.