Hey !!
While Reaper-licenses are very affordable, their demo-version is fully usable (sort of forever); you will get a 10 seconds pop-up-reminder every launch for not paying for a great DAW, though. That is more than fair, I guess.
… They say it is a 30-day-trial-version, but in recent years it never was…
Nevertheless: please get the license, if you can. Reaper is a great product. I very happily bought two versions of it over the years.
Cheers, dDom
Turns out Ocenaudio (older version 3.11.17) does what i wanted and does not show any virus detections using virus total website scan.
Thanx for trying to help though !
And i definitely will buy reaper when i can afford it. I just wish i could use my old overpriced cubase on this cheapo laptop.
Will also buy vcv rack when i can afford it. Free vcv rack is so cool, and seems the community is too : ) cheers
Thanks for the advices! I also thought that maybe compressors had anything to do with it. I have begun looking at them, but, as you say, they require some experience and understanding. The only thing to do is try and learn…
When i start a new file, the levels on the mixer always needs to be corrected. They are not exactly how they where saved. Also when I record, the levels are not the same as when played. Does anyone else have this to and what can I do about it?
