VST

improve behavior with SoundToys plug-ins on OSX

fix default VST scan paths for case-sensitive filesystems on OSX

always connect first bus on VST3 plug-ins
Docker

better handle focus on startup .
JSFX

fix gfx_blit rotation behavior to match that of 4.75 and earlier
Mixer

fix for potential crash when shift+clicking .
ReaScript

improve gfx_blit/gfx.blit rotation behavior to match JSFX
ReWire

fixed issues when using multiple ReWire devices with varying track channel counts
Video

fix multiple instances of audio-only video sources
API

add Audio_Init(), Audio_Quit(), GetAllProjectPlayStates()

update GetSet_ArrangeView2() to support default arrange bounds http://www.reaper.fm/download.php

Man Dog?

At 8mb I still install both versions just in case there is this rare occasion I need 32 bit.

I wish they would invest a little in UI development ... and MIDI.

I sure hope the Reapers don't start naming their updates.
I think Android started that nonsense.  I can't remember if I'm running kitkat or lollipop.
 
This reminds me of Huckleberry Hound:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sir_Huckleberry_Hound
 
 
 
 

mikedocy
 
I sure hope the Reapers don't start naming their updates.
I think Android started that nonsense.  I can't remember if I'm running kitkat or lollipop.
 

They pretty much always have, at least for a LONG time, it just hasn't been outward facing to the same extent as others, and most of the time it's like a bit of an in house joke.
 

BobF
 
I wish they would invest a little in UI development ... and MIDI.
 

 
UI, yes, then there is always the custom themes etc, some of which are very good. Midi, well it's there, far more than most people know or give credit for, it's just not easily or obviously accessible, which goes back to the GUI thing I suppose, but I wouldn't really call it lacking, there's nothing I want to do that I can't, and far more that I could that I don't want or need.

mikedocy
I sure hope the Reapers don't start naming their updates.
I think Android started that nonsense.  I can't remember if I'm running kitkat or lollipop.

jih64
They pretty much always have, at least for a LONG time, it just hasn't been outward facing to the same extent as others, and most of the time it's like a bit of an in house joke.

It makes sense as an inside joke. Now I get it. Thanks for enlightening me to that.
 
Ya gotta love reaper for its efficient coding. You can run it on an old, under-powered pc and still have a very usable DAW.
 

jih64

BobF
 
I wish they would invest a little in UI development ... and MIDI.
 

 
UI, yes, then there is always the custom themes etc, some of which are very good. Midi, well it's there, far more than most people know or give credit for, it's just not easily or obviously accessible, which goes back to the GUI thing I suppose, but I wouldn't really call it lacking, there's nothing I want to do that I can't, and far more that I could that I don't want or need.

I can't believe how much time I've lost in the custom theme rabbit hole.  There are a couple that are close, but none that I can totally live with long term.
 
MIDI editing is fumbly to me.  Maybe I'm just too used to Sonar to give Reaper it's due.  I have way to many editing accidents in Reaper.
 
As a straight-forward audio machine, Reaper is a high performing monster.  I always keep it up to date and revisit tweaks now and then hoping that some day it will feel right.

Some have gotten so deep into Reaper and never came back.

BassGranddaddy?