

REAPER
266 likes
Digital audio workstation for Windows, macOS, and Linux offering multitrack audio and MIDI recording, editing, mixing, mastering, powerful automation, plugin support, scriptable customization, portable installs, frequent updates, and a comprehensive feature set.
Cost / License
- Pay once
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Flathub
- Flatpak
Features
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Recent News
- Ugotsta published news article about REAPER
REAPER issues free license until end of June for remote workersIn lieu of complications due to the Coronavirus, the REAPER developers have issued a free temporary...
Recent activities
- blue-rabbit liked REAPER
- bulldogs liked REAPER
Feo-Matif added REAPER as alternative to HyperION DAW
ClipCraft added REAPER as alternative to Clip Craft
jafarizhr7 added REAPER as alternative to Sofeh Music Studio
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Comments and Reviews
I would recommend it over Audition because it is much easier to use, it has got a plethora of features that most users will find useful, and it's really cheap compared to most audio production software. I use it for professional dubbing sessions in a home studio and sound editing for video. Yes, you can set up ffmpeg and preview MKV files and most video containers with it. My mind was blown when I found out.
There is a unlimited trial period for you to test (imagine a WinRAR trial), but this software is so good that a buying a licence for it is just a bless. It is really worth the money.
One of the best DAW !!!
Reaper is an amazing tool for podcast production. It has a lot of features and options that let you customize your workflow and optimize your audio quality. I use it to record, edit, and export my podcasts with ease and efficiency. Reaper rocks!
Fires up in a cinch. Ultra-customizable. Dirt-cheap. Expandable (loads and loads of plugins, most of them free). Snappy and buttery smooth. And ... PORTABLE (should you want to). Also constantly updated and well-maintained. And ... an excellent community where there's a lot of fellow users around that can help out.
It's perfect for podcast recording. I've got a number of scripts setup to automatically normalize volume after a recording and split files up, etc. Love how customizable and powerful Reaper is!
affordable, free if you want, and great performance.
free if you want?
Compared to other DAWs, this is easier to learn and make it work. Never looked back since I started using it.