Hard bass makers.
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Re: Hard bass makers.
@ jrisrael:
You are definitely right, I think most people don't realize this though because a lot of "additive synths" are additive engines with a subtractive interface
You are definitely right, I think most people don't realize this though because a lot of "additive synths" are additive engines with a subtractive interface
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Re: Hard bass makers.
Shit this got off topic way too quickly. Let's get back to convincing chimps to buy dub turbo
Re: Hard bass makers.
First of all, I'm not everybody.mks wrote:Why does everyone keep calling Reaper free? I mean they have an unlimited demo and all and really at only $60, you should probably just buy it if you use it. Or else they might not stick around as a company and offer upgrades and support.
It's still cheaper than all of the other DAW's.
Secondly, unlimited trial equals free. Also, I did buy it actually, the splash screen became too annoying

paravrais wrote:It genuinely was a couple of years before I realised it was pronounced re-noise not ren-wah
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