REAPER: almost-free recording software

Mar 16th, 2006 | By Scott Andrew | Category: Recording and Tools

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Although it’s not quite to version 1.0 yet, Reaper looks like it’s going to be killer recording shareware. Windows-only, but lots of the same features you’d expect from a pricier recording suite. I particularly like the VST/DXi support since there’s a ton of great free audio plug-ins floating around out there. (Via Brad.)

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2 Responses to “REAPER: almost-free recording software”

Scott Sweeney Says:
March 16th, 2006 at 12:48 pm
I actually just downloaded this and installed it. It is a pretty protool comparable system, and definately worth what you pay for it (NOTHING!)

I will probably use this on my PC just to give me a change of pace from my Mac protools rig. I think I have become too pro-protool! HAHA
Mick Says:
September 3rd, 2007 at 5:43 pm
Finally found exactly what I was looking for. A simple, easy-to-use, free, powerful, way to record multi-track acoustic songs with acceptable latency and midi capabilities. Fantastic. As soon as I have an extra few bucks I’ll definately send a donation check. I’m finally back in the studio.