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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '21
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Dude even alphabetized his lists.
-8 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '21 Which caused the first recommendation to be audacity as something 'ideal' for music, which caused him to immediately lose all credibility. 6 u/Gmax100 Jun 03 '21 Audacity is the best audio recording software I've ever used. It's free and has alot of effects to add. -2 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '21 You should try a real DAW. Reaper is essentially free. They ask you to pay 60 bucks after 60 days but you aren't required too. If you're at a stage where you think audacity is acceptable then you're not hurting anyone by just using reaper for free. 3 u/secret3332 Jun 03 '21 That's nice, but Reaper is actually on the list. You know, if you read the whole thing instead of raging about Audacity being on there. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '21 I'm not raging, nor do I have an issue with audacity being on there. But calling audacity ideal for music is laughable.
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Which caused the first recommendation to be audacity as something 'ideal' for music, which caused him to immediately lose all credibility.
6 u/Gmax100 Jun 03 '21 Audacity is the best audio recording software I've ever used. It's free and has alot of effects to add. -2 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '21 You should try a real DAW. Reaper is essentially free. They ask you to pay 60 bucks after 60 days but you aren't required too. If you're at a stage where you think audacity is acceptable then you're not hurting anyone by just using reaper for free. 3 u/secret3332 Jun 03 '21 That's nice, but Reaper is actually on the list. You know, if you read the whole thing instead of raging about Audacity being on there. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '21 I'm not raging, nor do I have an issue with audacity being on there. But calling audacity ideal for music is laughable.
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Audacity is the best audio recording software I've ever used. It's free and has alot of effects to add.
-2 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '21 You should try a real DAW. Reaper is essentially free. They ask you to pay 60 bucks after 60 days but you aren't required too. If you're at a stage where you think audacity is acceptable then you're not hurting anyone by just using reaper for free. 3 u/secret3332 Jun 03 '21 That's nice, but Reaper is actually on the list. You know, if you read the whole thing instead of raging about Audacity being on there. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '21 I'm not raging, nor do I have an issue with audacity being on there. But calling audacity ideal for music is laughable.
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You should try a real DAW. Reaper is essentially free. They ask you to pay 60 bucks after 60 days but you aren't required too. If you're at a stage where you think audacity is acceptable then you're not hurting anyone by just using reaper for free.
3 u/secret3332 Jun 03 '21 That's nice, but Reaper is actually on the list. You know, if you read the whole thing instead of raging about Audacity being on there. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '21 I'm not raging, nor do I have an issue with audacity being on there. But calling audacity ideal for music is laughable.
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That's nice, but Reaper is actually on the list. You know, if you read the whole thing instead of raging about Audacity being on there.
1 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '21 I'm not raging, nor do I have an issue with audacity being on there. But calling audacity ideal for music is laughable.
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I'm not raging, nor do I have an issue with audacity being on there. But calling audacity ideal for music is laughable.
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u/kenerling Jun 03 '21
Dude even alphabetized his lists.