Moving to Reaper?

[Skamm Goodiez]

Originally Posted by Shan

The poster mentioned he just consolidated the tracks. If you have Pro Tools and REAPER share the same audio folder, you'll be able to create some really fast work flows so you can work between both apps on the same session very quickly.

Shane

is there a quick way to turn 2 monos in 1 stereo without having to render stems?

[shea]

Originally Posted by Skamm Goodiez

is there a quick way to turn 2 monos in 1 stereo without having to render stems?

Just buss them out to a sterio audio trk but I dont understand why you would want to do this

seamus

[Skamm Goodiez]

stereo files in pro tools are splitted in 2 monos.

BTW Shan U da man!!! Lookin forward to experiment Reaper Tools

[Shan]

Originally Posted by Skamm Goodiez

is there a quick way to turn 2 monos in 1 stereo without having to render stems?

Select the stereo track or tracks in Pro Tools > Ctrl+Shift+K > Export Selected > Format: Stereo > Choose... > Export...

Hope that helps.

Shane

[cdavis6406]

Hey shan,

Will the sd2 info work to spot back and forth between daws or is there another angle to it.

I import things from logic that way sometimes. Its easier than consolidating.

[dave911]

Sometimes I think people are switching to Reaper just because Avid is a soulless piece of crap company that gutted it's US operations and treats it's customers like dirt and has no pride in it's products and is run by a bunch of bean-counters that care nothing for software or audio and it seems stupid to invest money in proprietary products from a company that has shown no commitment to continuing any particular product line.

[ankely]

Originally Posted by dave911

Sometimes I think people are switching to Reaper just because Avid is a soulless piece of crap company that gutted it's US operations and treats it's customers like dirt and has no pride in it's products and is run by a bunch of bean-counters that care nothing for software or audio and it seems stupid to invest money in proprietary products from a company that has shown no commitment to continuing any particular product line.

Ya think? LOL.

[jdutaillis]

Originally Posted by dave911

Sometimes I think people are switching to Reaper just because Avid is a soulless piece of crap company that gutted it's US operations and treats it's customers like dirt and has no pride in it's products and is run by a bunch of bean-counters that care nothing for software or audio and it seems stupid to invest money in proprietary products from a company that has shown no commitment to continuing any particular product line.

LOL... no... that couldnt be why... *cough*

I'm currently researching a new interface to go with my switch to REAPER. And guess what...? It isn't gonna be made by AVID!

AVID you have about 2 months to pull something out and keep me at your door.

*tick... tick... tick...*

[sdre909]

Originally Posted by jdutaillis

LOL... no... that couldnt be why... *cough*

I'm currently researching a new interface to go with my switch to REAPER. And guess what...? It isn't gonna be made by AVID!

AVID you have about 2 months to pull something out and keep me at your door.

*tick... tick... tick...*

what are the contenders?

[cdavis6406]

Joe Louis

Samplitude any decent hardware, and good ears

Seqouia any decent hardware, and good ears

Reaper any decent hardware, and good ears

Logic any decent hardware, and good ears

Garageband any decent hardware, and super good ears

Joe Louis

All analog any decent hardware, and good ears

A feather any decent hardware, and big ears

Joe Louis

Like a chinese barbershop, haircut choice, poster

a mo
a mo
a mo
a Peter Rose
a mo

Thats choices
The contenders are always on the sharp end of the monitors.