This is interesting

[RFR]

 

[TalismanRich]

I wonder if you have to clean the heads and realign them after so many hours? And I like his studio setup... he's got a screen full of fake hardware devices, and a screen with a fake tape deck. And you can add fake wow and flutter! That's real analog!

I'll keep Reaper. It works just fine.

 

[Papanate]

$29? It’s a very good price - I didn’t look to see if you can save individual wave files - but that might make it fun to play with - but honestly as along term ‘Tape Daw’ it would be a PIA - I can pretty much get the sounds they are gettting with Logic - and have none of the issues with tape.

 

[RFR]

I don’t really get it. With any daw you can do an analog style workflow if that’s what you want to do.

Maybe it might be nice for a ‘tape guy’ to transition to digital.

Anyway, it popped up, I shared.

 

[TalismanRich]

Maybe it's a new thing, a placebo for the "DAWphobes" who want the zen of spinning tape reels, who grew up playing with Tascam Portastudios or don't like to look at computer screens. Personally I can't see the need to steal computer cycles to make fake pictures. I would rather have a program that is uber efficient in processing the audio.

 

[RFR]

Now someone needs to come up with a plug-in that links the 16 and 8 track together.

I guess there’s a market for just about anything

 

[Slouching Raymond]

I wonder if you have to clean the heads and realign them after so many hours?

You would need a head cleaning app.

 

[DM60]

You would need a head cleaning app.

That reminds me when Discwasher sold special CD cleaning fluid and stated with will make your CDs sound better. Well, it was new technology

 

[Papanate]

That reminds me when Discwasher sold special CD cleaning fluid and stated with will make your CDs sound better. Well, it was new technology

I think they make a Disc Washing App now - so you can authentically clean your MP3s.

 

[rob aylestone]

People live in a permanent April fools day now.