I record to a Radar 24 that replaced our 2" tape machine 12 years ago. I am having the radar upgraded to write in wave files, putting in an ethernet card, and eventually ADAT light pipe. I have a macbook pro.

Just wondering if Reaper is suitable for a hybrid daw?

The new version looks better than ever, however, my needs are a solid midi foundation and the ability to send analog groups out for external summing.

Hello, I fell upon the forum 4 days ago and have been reading and searching many posts. It helped me narrow down very much what I am looking for but I remain with some questions. I am very new at music production.

I am aiming to build a dedicated DAW mainly to produce house/electronic music. I will be doing no physical voice or instrument recording. Here is what I have as a PC.

Well i'm not like one of those people that does a lot of recording, and i don't know alot, but i've been using(well...atempting to use)adobe audition to record my band (didn't really work out for me) so were gonna be going to a studio unless i can figure something out.The problem i'm having is bleeding...and i think i might be my sound card(sound blaster)...but i was wondering what a good progr

All is good and well in the DAW Pro Audio world. There is peace at at last. :tongue:

Digital Audio Workstation. Usually refers to a computer with audio recording, playback and editing features. Nowadays, entire projects can be completed on DAW.

I'm trying to answer this question for my degree's research project. If you have an opinion please can you take my survey, it will take 5min and will be a great help for my project.

hi, I do mostly classical recordings I use for the pourpose and ALESIS HD24 with an analog mixer, I am thinking to buy a very good 8 channel preamp with ADAT lightpipe out to feed Alesis HD 24.

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Hi all,

Do you compress your audio signals before going into your DAW? Or limit?

I have an Aphex Expressor and use it to compress signals going into my DAW. But it occurs to me that it might be better to use the outboard Expressor merely for limiting (defeating much of its features) and then rely on plugins for non-destructive compression in-DAW. Is this a good idea?