My vote is to go with reaper. It costs 60 bux, and the blind community
surrounding it is super helpful.
The following is a great place to start:
https://reaperaccessibility.com/index.php/Main_Page
The "links and resources" page on the above wiki has some excellent
resources:
- pointers to mailing list, and other community groups on whatsapp and
discord
- an excellent tutorial called "Ten Typical Tasks with Scott" (first
link following the "Tutorials and Presentations heading
Hope this is helpful.
-- Rich
On 10/29/2020 2:01 PM, jay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Folks,
There’s really no point in talking about my frustration. The Tascam FW-1884 was cool, but I’m on my second board, and it’s doing it’s stupid thing, losing control information. I’m done!
Ok, here’s how you can help.
I’m a guitar player, I write a lot of originals. I don’t have to do heavy production, just want to record my stuff and post it on my web site. I have all kinds of off board gear, mostly Strymon.
I have a Mackie 1202 board, and some great mics.
What can I use to record with some lite editing, multiple tracks would be helpful, and the ability too import drums files.
Can you guys please talk to me about this. I don’t want to talk about the Tascam ever again, that’s over!
Reaper, or what do you suggest? I’m on a budget, so start talkin to me please.
I’m headed to the music store to teach what’s left of my student load as a result of the pandemic, but I will read you’re your advice as soon as this evening.
Thank you for reading this, it helps just to write this.
Living love, loving life,
Jay Pilkington
