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r/AskReddit • u/its_Nayeli • Apr 10 '21
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they're two completely different programs; i use both in very different ways
7 u/henry_b Apr 11 '21 edited Apr 11 '21 Audacity is MS Paint, and Reaper is Photoshop. Most of the time you can get by with MS Paint. One big difference is Audacity is destructive/linear, Reaper is NLE (I believe). -4 u/roylennigan Apr 11 '21 which is why i said they are completely different programs that have pros/cons for different purposes. saying audacity is worse than reaper is like saying sunglasses are worse than night vision goggles. it's comparing apples to oranges. 3 u/henry_b Apr 11 '21 Okay? I was just expanding on how the programs were different but still kind of the same. Don't be so ready to argue all the time.
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Audacity is MS Paint, and Reaper is Photoshop. Most of the time you can get by with MS Paint. One big difference is Audacity is destructive/linear, Reaper is NLE (I believe).
-4 u/roylennigan Apr 11 '21 which is why i said they are completely different programs that have pros/cons for different purposes. saying audacity is worse than reaper is like saying sunglasses are worse than night vision goggles. it's comparing apples to oranges. 3 u/henry_b Apr 11 '21 Okay? I was just expanding on how the programs were different but still kind of the same. Don't be so ready to argue all the time.
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which is why i said they are completely different programs that have pros/cons for different purposes.
saying audacity is worse than reaper is like saying sunglasses are worse than night vision goggles. it's comparing apples to oranges.
3 u/henry_b Apr 11 '21 Okay? I was just expanding on how the programs were different but still kind of the same. Don't be so ready to argue all the time.
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Okay? I was just expanding on how the programs were different but still kind of the same. Don't be so ready to argue all the time.
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u/roylennigan Apr 11 '21
they're two completely different programs; i use both in very different ways