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1dell · 12-12-2009, 10:08 AM

I finally gave up looking for a step sequencer to use as a vst in REAPER to replace Fl Studio. I've just resolved to rewire FL Studio in to REAPER. My problem was Fl Studio only has a maximum 16 channels out. And most of my projects have like no less than 20 tracks/channels. I guess I could just route the busses to REAPER and work from there.

But my think is, why would I even want to do this? I was in the mood to be a REAPER only guy. I just wanted REAPER to have a step sequencer/pattern editor like FL Studio. But after FINALLY figuring out how to rewire FL Studio to REAPER successfully, I was like "ok, what do I want to do now?"

Everything I can do in REAPER I can do in FL Studio. Yes, that includes Recording Audio. I'm trying to figure out what do I really Need REAPER for. What can REAPER do that Fl Studio can't that I'd even need REAPER as a rewire host.

Could someone please enlighten me?

12-12-2009, 10:08 AM	#1
1dell Human being with feelings Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 79	What can REAPER do that FL Studio can't? I finally gave up looking for a step sequencer to use as a vst in REAPER to replace Fl Studio. I've just resolved to rewire FL Studio in to REAPER. My problem was Fl Studio only has a maximum 16 channels out. And most of my projects have like no less than 20 tracks/channels. I guess I could just route the busses to REAPER and work from there. But my think is, why would I even want to do this? I was in the mood to be a REAPER only guy. I just wanted REAPER to have a step sequencer/pattern editor like FL Studio. But after FINALLY figuring out how to rewire FL Studio to REAPER successfully, I was like "ok, what do I want to do now?" Everything I can do in REAPER I can do in FL Studio. Yes, that includes Recording Audio. I'm trying to figure out what do I really Need REAPER for. What can REAPER do that Fl Studio can't that I'd even need REAPER as a rewire host. Could someone please enlighten me?