Not gonna cheat on Reaper, but Samplitude Pro X looks delicious

With a crossgrade of $249 it sure isn't as expensive as before. I'm very happy with Reaper, and I don't have the time/energy to invest in another DAW, but things like spectral editing, item-based automation, comparisonics (waveform colored by freq. content), audio quantize, omf export, etc. makes it worth a look. Object-based editing very similar to what we have in Reaper (which is my favorite). Even the options looks similar to Reaper. Thoughts?

Good that it works well for you. Any bugs? Stability issues? I guess for mixing, Samplitude makes sense. For producing music though, I think only a couple things might make a difference.

seeing as how you took the jump to Samp how about you take the jump to their forum ?

I did take the jump I am on there as well on the Samplitude forums.

For a paltry $500.00 ? Where do I sign up? I'll take two of them.

It is actually $250. Crossgrade - honor based policy. i.e. Reaper qualifies.

if you got the doremi and can get sampli for 250, just do it anyhow... I'm not at all knocking reaper, but if you can afford it, it's a great tool to have. and that goes dbl for Doc... Doc... :D

Maybe I shouldn't ask this here but, can any of you Samplitude users tell me if it supports VST 3 yet? Thanks

Yes it is coming up and excited!!

Samp has no support for some Waves plugins that I want - like Tune mostly. Dorroughs meters does not work in Reaper either, but not a showstopper.