Without trying to derail the thread on a Cubase vs. Reaper debate, I am 100% happy with the workflow I have developed with Cubase over the many years using it. It is no slouch when it comes to customization. Maybe not to the crazy degree of Reaper, there are no themes for Cubase, after all, but key commands/mapping, macros, it's all there - and the trump card, for me/most, being the drum editor view for MIDI drums 
. If there was a way to make Reaper exactly like Cubase but have the theme from this thread, I would use it, because the theme does look great, but the function and workflow are more important priorities for me. And honestly, I downloaded Reaper again just to see this theme for myself and I mometarily entertained the idea of trying it out again but it would take ages to set it up how I want so I gave up and uninstalled it all.
. If there was a way to make Reaper exactly like Cubase but have the theme from this thread, I would use it, because the theme does look great, but the function and workflow are more important priorities for me. And honestly, I downloaded Reaper again just to see this theme for myself and I mometarily entertained the idea of trying it out again but it would take ages to set it up how I want so I gave up and uninstalled it all.
