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Originally Posted by jacques mk2
A lot of users are switching from reaper to Bitwig/StudioOne/Live for one reason :
They all have :
- Easy to use basic multi-pads drumsamplers (drag'n'drop)
- Easy to use basic samplers (drag'n'drop...)(in order to use your own sounds fast)
- Easy to use basic Synth, with of course some presets in it...
- better visuals.
- Some daws, like bitwig, includes easy swing function.
So...out of the box, you can compose and create easely.
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When I switched to reaper, I did explicitly not want to work "out of the box" , as the box was already there. And it was my private box , not the box of any daw supplier.
I already had the drum samplers , the basic samplers , the basic synths with my presets on it, and if I wanted swing, I used my mpc.
So it was the usp of reaper to be open to support my(!) box, as is, so I could
continue compose and create easely.
No bloatware, no reaper hub failing to connect to a server, no proprietary "standards" nothing like that.
And this is the essence of reaper. And this must remain. It is more important than new features.