I used to mix at a church where I was well equipped with Midas digital consoles (I loved the dynamic EQ), but I've moved for my full time job. So if I was only using Waves plugins, is there any benefit to using Multirack over Reaper? I'm legitimately wondering if there's any reason for me to pay for a year of Tracks Live just to get Multirack for way cheaper. However, my understanding is that Reaper also will match latency globally assuming that all plugins correctly report latency. I understand that Multirack matches latency across all tracks and lets you define multiple groups to separately match the latency. I asked this as a comment in another thread and got no responses. r/broadcastengineering - Broadcast Engineering.r/projection_mapping - Projection Mapping.You might find these other subreddits useful: These rules are implemented at the moderators' discretion. All 'office photos' must be posted in the weekly office pics thread.Use the Wiki and Search Functions Before Asking a Question.Do not use artist/company names in your post.
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