From: liz@poppyrecords.invalid.invalid   
      
   John Williamson  wrote:   
      
   [...]   
   > As for the Pro Tools against Reaper thing, it depends on what you count   
   > as useful. One good point about Pro Tools, though, is that I can use   
   > files from and send files to just about any professional mixing facility   
   > and know they will drop into their workflow with no trouble, while   
   > Reaper tends to be used more at the home studio end of the market.   
      
   This is the only reason I have ever heard for usomg Pro-tools.  It does   
   the same things as dozens of other programs for a higher price and a   
   more difficult learning curve -- but everyone uses it, so everyone uses   
   it.   
      
      
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