Just wondering what people believe is the best Amplitude effect for increasing the volume of tracks? Do you hear differences in quality between different DAWs? Are there standalone programs that are markedly better?
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I'm looking to purchase my first DAW software and want to know of any recommendations for the Mac OS . I'm thinking of going with Reaper to start but am also thinking of years down the road. It seems like a farily substantial program that will help with recordings and edits for years. Can I expect Reaper to do what I want it to do for awhile?

We know that Samplitude/Sequoia are unique.

But, only by way of a simple relative comparison: in your opinion, what is the DAW that resembles the Samplitude in terms of GUI, features and workflow?

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This thread was inspired from an existing topic, moved here so we can help others needing better performance using a dual boot system.
 

As this is a very dynamic field, I thought I'd start a new thread for the new year.

First, a caveat: I am looking for pro-level resolution, so let's leave Garage Band (and similar apps) out of it.

The question: Which audio production software is EASIEST to learn?

So I have read some articles online, and one small thread on this forum on this topic.

I will be completing a project that is for vinyl and digital release.

I am using Scarlett 18i20 into an OctoPre MK II and other stuff (see my profile) but my question is: I had a little session the other day that drove me nuts and I need to get reverb into my session without going through the DAW for latency issues. As you all know people don't like the sounds of their own voices without FX.

how much have you spent on "plugs" and software ? how long do they work for you before you have to upgrade/ update them?

and while we are at it . what about computers? how often do you buy a new one? how often do you have to upgrade software?

the real question is, what is the total expense of the keeping and feeding of a DAW and it's associated peripherals?

I am beginner in home recording. I've recently bought a new audio interface, the Tascam US-122MKII, to record audio, guitar and MIDI tracks. I've successfully recorded all but the latter. For some reason I can't get any signal from my keyboard in my recording software. I've connected correctly the MIDI cables also.