The Portastudio Rap

[lastmonk]

Understood Your post explains alot. And helps me gain more perspective and grow as a person. Reaper on a chip Fair enough


The next time I'm tempted to even mention this subject matter I'll make sure to have a fully functional commercially available, dedicated copy of Reaper in dedicated hardware

Cheetrs!

 

[-mjk-]

For the user's musicians, songwriters, producers, etc that use these "Stand-alone" Hardware devices with complete hardware editing and slip editing, and piano-roll editing, and touch screen editing, etc. They would vehemently disagree with you.

Replying to this is against my better judgement (and the intervening time should indicate just how busy I am), but with the exception of the R20, these appear to be instruments, not recorders. I can edit MIDI on my 2013 Korg MICROSTATION, but that doesn't make it an "editor" really. Also, those instruments are going to be recorded in a DAW. So if you want to do editing, do you go back to the instrument, edit and re-record, or do you edit in the DAW?

Are movies being edited on hardware stations? I use Davinci Resolve and there are some cool tools you can get for it such as the keyboard for it. I stand by my statement that control surfaces and software are where the future lies. As much as I hate to admit it, someday my beloved audio consoles will be gone and replaced by surfaces that manipulate the software, "ITB" as it were.

 

[-mjk-]

The next time I'm tempted to even mention this subject matter I'll make sure to have a fully functional commercially available, dedicated copy of Reaper in dedicated hardware

lol. I have that already in a dedicated Windows 10 PC installed in my studio with a RedNet PCI-e Dante card.