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From: Here In Oregon on 21 Feb 2010 21:42 "Glennbo" <> > I don't know Justin personally, but I've chatted with him on the Reaper > forum a couple times. Have a look at this thread and see if helps. > http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=20004&page=3 Thanks Glennbo,... I will read this thread tomorrow and look into it.
From: Here In Oregon on 21 Feb 2010 23:07 "Here In Oregon" > Thanks Steve. Around a year ago there was some guy over there at the > Cockos' Reaper forum (user) who was developing a Pro Tools theme and I > think it looked a little better than the one you posted. Everyone > couldn't wait for him to download it when he was finished, and then > suddenly he just left and went over to Nuendo. Do you know anything about > that? Yeah the guy was named Khorus and he burned all of his fans by not finishing his theme. Anyway his theme was not very good anyway. I am real particular about how my DAW looks. I know that some people might view that as stupid but if I am going to look at something 12 hours a day, I want it to look pretty. I want it to look like an outboard mixer as well. I complained to Cakewalk about this years ago and I told them to look at the competition and gave them examples. They got it. Many of their themes are gorgeous but I have a custom one for Sonar that is especially sweet. Not a deal breaker with Reaper by any means but their GUI could be improved immeasurably IMHO. Cool thing is anything is possible,... right?
From: Steve L. on 22 Feb 2010 05:38
"Here In Oregon" <HIO(a)nospam.net>so you saynews:hlsvu6$ndc$1(a)news.eternal- september.org: > Cool thing is anything > is possible,... right? > I think you answered your own question... I don't know any more than you already stated about the protools theme guy.. |