Since when is reaper open source software? Do you have a link to the repo?
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Yeah, reaper is definitely not open.
You are correct sorry, I was under the impression it was. I'm trying to edit my original post and that is edited, I don't know if that will be updated in the cross posts as well.
Free Software refers to freedom, not price. This "free" is the F in FOSS.
I understand this notion, I simply was trying to specify which of these software you can use without paying anything and thus have a lower barrier of entry since it would be inefficient to explain this at the same time.
Don't forget about Zrythm!!! It has the most modern look from all DAWs I know.
I checked zrythm recently and haven't personally used it but i will edit the thread adding it! I tried to keep it to things I've personally tested, but if you have other suggestions I'd be happy to add them.
Some of these are new to me, but I can vouch for Surge and Cardinal. There's no reason to not use them.
Thanks for sharing this! :)
I got a kick out of seeing helm on your list, as I was using the developer's Unity engine integration for a game when I started coding :) Fantastic synth.
I could also recommend hydrogen as a drum machine - it plays nicely with lmms, which is cool! :) There's also tuxguitar which I use as a guitar sketchpad when I just want to jot down a thing I'm playing, or learn a complicated song. :)