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RE: That's Reaper

Posted by Jim F. (A) on December 28, 2009 at 17:19:50

In Reply to: That's Bitter posted by Jim F. on December 23, 2009 at 21:28:42:

> There's a 64-bit VST bit meter called "Schwa Bitter". . .

Apparently Mr. Schwa is one of (or maybe the chief) developer
behind a multitrack DAW called "Reaper" -- competition for
the likes of Sonar and Nuendo (and Pro Tools?)
[Well, "REAPER is a Digital Audio Workstation software made
by Cockos. The team at Cockos is Justin Frankel (of Winamp
and Gnutella fame), Christophe and Schwa." from the
"Reaper User Group - RUG" page on Facebook.]

A non-commercial (personal use) license is only $60.00.
And even the full license is only $225.00. Runs on
32-bit or 64-bit Windows, from 98 through 7; and on
OS-X (even the PowerPC version).

http://www.cockos.com/reaper/download.php

Funny thing about "Bitter", though. I have one PC on
which it refuses to load. Not under Reaper, Sonar,
WaveLab 5 or WaveLab 6.

Other PCs have no problem. The only obvious difference
among the computers is that the "cranky" one is
an Athlon; all the others are newish Intels.

Maybe Bitter needs some flavor of SSE not available
on the Athlon. If so, it's not in the documentation.

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