REAPER News
October 17 2008 - REAPER v2.53! Fixes, and other grooviness!
October 12 2008 - REAPER v2.52! MIDI improvements, RAM optimizations, online rendering mode for ReaInsert, lots more!
September 26 2008 - REAPER v2.51! JS Development Environment, OS X improvements, and more!
September 20 2008 - REAPER v2.5! Fantastic track control grouping, REX2 support, Dynamic Split interactive beat slicing, and TONS of other goodies!
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REAPER Press Releases
REAPER Review Quotes
"...unless you are 100 percent happy with your current MIDI + Audio sequencer, you'd be a fool not to give REAPER a try. Don't be fooled by the tiny 2MB download: this is a powerful application that does a huge amount, is being improved on a daily basis, and already does some things better than most of the competition."
"I really like REAPER's dockable windows, superimposed automation envelopes and, in particular, its incredibly flexible routing arrangements. For once, I found myself exploring new creative possibilities for the fun of it, rather than getting frustrated at how difficult these were to set up, as is generally the case with most other sequencer applications."
"[REAPER's routing] is an incredibly versatile system, which can be largely ignored by the novice, yet enthusiastically explored by the more experienced. It will certainly appeal to those familiar with traditional patchbays, who have been used to being able to plug any studio output into any input."
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"...if you want to get tracks down quickly and access some high-end processing features, REAPER is a killer product."
"[REAPER's] signal routing options are quite simply staggering. Audio can be thrown about, rerouted and patched in just about any configuration you can imagine, and REAPER also enables you to perform sidechaining with plug-ins that don't natively support it. We're used to seeing this sort of functionality in hardware studios that have racks full of patchbays, but it's none too common in our DAWs."
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