I think somewhere between mineral wool and person is a good esimate https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/acco ... -d_68.htmlMickey242 wrote: Tue Jun 07, 2022 10:11 pm What is the sound absorption coefficient of a gerbil? Rock tumbler might be a good work out for them.
I would also suggest Reaper, but as most Reaper users do like to tinker under the hood, you won't necessarily be able to walk into any studio that has Reaper and just get to work. Obviously there are ways around that.Kniferide wrote: Wed Jun 08, 2022 11:42 am I suggest Logic only to people that are primarily Mac users and never want to share sessions with anyone else (I probably still wouldn't suggest it if Reaper is an option). If you want something cross platform and will behave exactly the same on any computer, try Reaper, and only use the VST version of plugins or the included Reaper plugins. Every session will open right up with little to no errors. Honestly, Reaper is the best DAW as long as you are the type of dude that likes to get under the hood a little. If you are not that dude, Logic is fine. Avoid Pro Tools. Its a trap.
PT gets a ton of deserved hate for PLENTY of reasons. But it's not a TOTAL piece of shit or it wouldn't be the defacto standard for this many years. But I also wouldn't recommend it to anyone who hasn't had their brain turn to cement around it already. Personally I am dreading the idea of going through the pain of getting as comfortable in a workflow as I am after 20+ years of using PT. There's a lot to be said for not having to THINK about things or pain over them when you're trying to be somewhat creative.
Ditto. As someone who really needs to update his computer I am feeling this HARD. I've tried and failed with Reaper before. I'm not the person who likes to get under the hood at all and I already know how to do most of the editing basics of PT along with keyboard shortcuts. Truth is, whenever there is too much of a learning curve I just don't create. It's a pretty big hurdle for me.Garth wrote: Wed Jun 08, 2022 1:44 pmPT gets a ton of deserved hate for PLENTY of reasons. But it's not a TOTAL piece of shit or it wouldn't be the defacto standard for this many years. But I also wouldn't recommend it to anyone who hasn't had their brain turn to cement around it already. Personally I am dreading the idea of going through the pain of getting as comfortable in a workflow as I am after 20+ years of using PT. There's a lot to be said for not having to THINK about things or pain over them when you're trying to be somewhat creative.
I'll be having a VERY difficult decision to make if I ever decide (or am forced) to upgrade my 10-year-old production machine though and probably will probably give Reaper another try first. IDK, it's hard to put a price on something you are comfortable working in and works for you.
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