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Im using WF10 on a windows PC and its working very well.
In my opinion Its have a unique and fast workflow.
For example the Sidechain is similar easy like it is in Studio One (just one click) and you can use ASDR and LFO modulators a´la ableton Live.
I would say WF10 is a mix of Studio One and Ableton.
Nothing beats the price. I bougt WF10 on blackfriday for just 60 USD and i got WF10 + Melodyne + Antares Autotune. (if you buy Melodyne alone its cost 99 USD)
Still if you buy WF10 for the normal price (119 USD) its amazing cheap and inspiring DAW.
I would recommend WF10 if you want...
... an all-in-one solution DAW with Synths, plugins, fx and more.
... a cheap DAW
... to make electronic music
... to make modular SoundFX
... a linear sequenzer workflow
i wouldnt recommand if you...
...want to make live music
... prefer a regular Studio DAW
... want to do many collaborations (it would be better if you use the mainstream daws for
changing project files ect.)
... wanna use hardware Synths
... need a daw for post production like sound restoration.
So have a look and try out the demo, or the similar free DAW Tracktion 7.
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Nothing you can´t do in this DAW
For 60 USD you got a very Professional DAW (for recording and editing), very beginner friendly. Just hit record and start.
In my opinion its the most flexible DAW, if you start reaper the first time, its like a clean and classic DAW. But with the Community expansion behind reaper you can shape reaper perfectly to fits your workflow.
That means you can transform reaper to an electronic music daw, or if you want, you can transform reaper to a mixing and Mastering Daw too. But without extensions it's just a basic Recording daw with midi compatibility.
i would recommand Reaper if you...
... want a customizable DAW without limits.
... want a professional DAW (recording, mixing & mastering)
... are a tinker
... want to use Hardware Synths
... want a "sky is the limit - daw"
... are a beginner, and want to grow up with your DAW
i wouldn´t recommend Reaper if you...
... looking for a cheap electronic music DAW (its just 60 USD but you have to buy synths,
drumsamplers, samples, ect...too)
... want a all-in-one Daw (Reaper just have FX plugins, No Synths, and a simple Sampler)
... looking for highend features (like intigrated chord tracks)
... want to make live music. (doesn´t mean you can´t do it with reaper)
... if you want to do many collabs with other electronic music producer
This is my experience and opinion with Reaper.
A unique and great DAW.
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