The learning curve for Reaper might be a bit higher, since it's not designed specifically for customs like dB or EoF, but in the long run it's quite nice. I have used many different charting programs, and Reaper, for me at least, has produced by far the best results in a far quicker time than Feedback, EoF or the FoF built in song editor. That's pretty much what Reaper is, the only difference being you can zoom in with Reaper then again, you might be able to in EoF, like I said before, I hate the user interface.
Each editing application has its own strengths, but I think we can all agree that the built in song editor that came with old versions of FoF was among the worst. EOF has 10 zoom levels, the highest being where one pixel represents one millisecond, and the waveform graph zooms in with the rest of the chart. It all depends on what you're used to I suppose. So my question is, Who's still interested? I've started making these pro customs out of some of my more popular charts, and improving some of my old charts in the same manner.
Pro guitar/pro keys/pro drums (or 2 standard drum kits mapped to 1 controller. REAPER (with RBN2 Plugin) - To create the tempo map, and create guitar, bass, Co-op guitar, Rhythm guitar (and however many other guitar parts you want), drums, pro drums, vocals, vocal harmonies, key and pro keysĮoF (Latest Version) - to make Pro guitar/bass parts (you may also be able to make Pro charts of rhythm guitar and other guitar parts you may wish to make. So I thought I best make a topic to discuss it.Īnyway, the reason I'm posting this under software is because of how easy it now is to make pro customs and play them on your PC and I believe the software needed is now available on MAC and Linux. I don't know if anyone is still interested in the idea of playing pro customs. Posted: Sat 8:12 am Post subject: Pro Customs/Phase Shift
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