Originally Posted by BIG JIM MERRILEES
Originally Posted by Mark Smith
Originally Posted by BIG JIM MERRILEES

Most of the home systems like Audacity and Reaper whilst having a fairly easy learning curve will not produce the pro results you may want. For radio ready you will most likely need the more expensive and difficult learning curve progs like Cubase and Protools or Logic.


And what, pray tell, is the difference in audio quality with Reaper vs Protools or Logic?



HUGE BIG DIFFERENCE!!!!!!!! anybody who uses pro stuff and tries to compare it to Audacity or Reaper will tell you the same......Reaper is OK BUT does not nor ever will produce the radio ready sound a pro studio using Cubase or Protools can.


LOL! The only thing that affects the sound in that equation is the "pro studio". Audio recorded by Reaper sounds exactly the same as audio recorded by Cubase or Pro Tools. What is it that you think Cubase or Pro Tools has over Reaper that makes them capable of producing "radio ready sound"?

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