L LosingReality Member Oct 6, 2007 1,007 0 36 Columbus GA Aug 4, 2010 #1 If i switch to reaper, can i just point the Reaper VST folder to the Cubase VST folder and have them work? Or do i need to reinstall all of them over again? Thanks!
If i switch to reaper, can i just point the Reaper VST folder to the Cubase VST folder and have them work? Or do i need to reinstall all of them over again? Thanks!
PhilR Studio Scapegoat Feb 13, 2007 991 0 16 Nottingham, UK www.stuckonaname.co.uk Aug 4, 2010 #2 Yes, you can just add the Cubase VST folder to the plugin location list in Reaper.
L LosingReality Member Oct 6, 2007 1,007 0 36 Columbus GA Aug 5, 2010 #3 PhilR said: Yes, you can just add the Cubase VST folder to the plugin location list in Reaper. Click to expand... SWEET thanks! Cubase crashed 1 too many times last night! Just using my PAID version of SSD too. :zombie:
PhilR said: Yes, you can just add the Cubase VST folder to the plugin location list in Reaper. Click to expand... SWEET thanks! Cubase crashed 1 too many times last night! Just using my PAID version of SSD too. :zombie:
N narcossintese Member Nov 4, 2008 1,596 2 36 Brazil www.myspace.com Aug 5, 2010 #4 The only plugin that ever crashed my Reaper was Dammit VST, but that was a very amateur plugin.
L LosingReality Member Oct 6, 2007 1,007 0 36 Columbus GA Aug 6, 2010 #5 narcossintese said: The only plugin that ever crashed my Reaper was Dammit VST, but that was a very amateur plugin. Click to expand... Yea ive never had an issue until lately with my Cubase Studio 4. Crapping the bed lately....Its a paid version too. uke:
narcossintese said: The only plugin that ever crashed my Reaper was Dammit VST, but that was a very amateur plugin. Click to expand... Yea ive never had an issue until lately with my Cubase Studio 4. Crapping the bed lately....Its a paid version too. uke:
L LosingReality Member Oct 6, 2007 1,007 0 36 Columbus GA Aug 6, 2010 #6 Is reaper less CPU intensive than Cubase?
N narcossintese Member Nov 4, 2008 1,596 2 36 Brazil www.myspace.com Aug 6, 2010 #7 LosingReality said: Is reaper less CPU intensive than Cubase? Click to expand... Probably. It opens much faster and doesn´t have the dongle thing.
LosingReality said: Is reaper less CPU intensive than Cubase? Click to expand... Probably. It opens much faster and doesn´t have the dongle thing.
LeSedna Mat or Mateo Jan 20, 2008 5,391 2 38 Montpellier, France Aug 7, 2010 #8 Actually it opens really fast. It's coded very light.