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Ask Justin Frankel No reasonable question unanswered since 2009! Suggested topics: programming, music, sleep, coffee, etc. Note: please do not ask questions about REAPER features, bugs or scheduling, use the forums instead. Name: Ask: Human (enter yes): [newer questions] [unreplied] | [replied] | [recent comments] | [all] [older questions]

Question: Do you like campfires and do you have a fireplace in you home ? Asked by Just Asking (207.148.176.x) on October 8 2021, 12:09am Reply on October 8 2021, 7:27pm: Sure as long as I'm upwind of them... but no, I don't have a fireplace. Comment... Question: Are you still using Visual C++ 6 to work on the Windows 32-bit version of REAPER? Which VC++ version do you use now for 64-bit Windows? Asked by Matt Campbell (68.103.72.x) on October 7 2021, 3:09pm Reply on October 7 2021, 7:26pm: We use VC2005 with ICC now for win32/win64 releases (though usually VC2013 for development purposes). We stopped using VC6 early this year. Comment... Question: Hi Justin, I am writing a book on audio production, and I would like to use Reaper as the DAW for readers to follow along with. Who would I contact for permission n to reprint a few tables and icons from the manual? Thanks so much! Asked by Keith (130.215.8.x) on October 7 2021, 2:09pm Reply on October 7 2021, 7:27pm: I'll ask Geoff! 1 Comment... Question: I have upgraded to Windows 11 stable version (launched yesterday). Now, REAPER looks better than before :-P (thanks to Microsoft, haha). Now will you switch from Win10 to Win11 for REAPER development? Because obviously a software dev have to use latest tools, no? Asked by Abhi (122.176.5.x) on October 6 2021, 12:57pm Reply on October 6 2021, 5:38pm: Nah, these days I mostly use macOS and linux anyway. And our compilers on windows are quite old :) 2 Comments... Question: For what you use chromebooks? Asked by Josh (185.169.255.x) on October 5 2021, 6:08pm Reply on October 6 2021, 5:39pm: Mostly for running linux via Crouton 3 Comments... Question: What is your strangest code side project? Asked by Stark (78.72.156.x) on October 5 2021, 1:35pm Reply on October 6 2021, 5:39pm: Not too many side projects these days. Lots of code to automate/optimize/secure the business, I guess Comment... Question: Do you agree with this resumé? ('What it all means') stereophile.com/content/analog-com... Asked by wasereb4 (79.246.88.x) on October 4 2021, 12:52am Reply on October 4 2021, 1:52am: No, if the reed-solomon error correction produces the same bitstream as was encoded, then there can be no variation in the output (unless the error-correction logic causes other components in the CD player to behave differently, which would be a defect in the player, IMO). 6 Comments... Question: Were you featured in Wired magazine when you were 19? I seem to recall a one page article about you. Asked by BozSteinkalt (23.241.70.x) on October 3 2021, 12:49am Reply on October 3 2021, 2:29am: Sounds about right, yeah, but that was a long time ago :) 1 Comment... Question: hey- do you think some clever developer could actually create a "music only" operating system? which would be fully dedicated to music making softwares. (with basic internet connectivity) (AOS- audio only system) Asked by unnamed 1 (2.25.95.x) on October 2 2021, 3:56pm Reply on October 3 2021, 2:30am: Sure, someone could do it, but I don’t think it would be clever as much as silly… 3 Comments... Question: hey..so we know what you and keeny look like..are there any face images of either schwa or white tie anywhere online? (or do they remain__ unseen?) Asked by unnamed 1 (2.25.95.x) on September 29 2021, 1:53am Reply on October 1 2021, 5:38am: That's for them to answer... Comment... Question: Do you find additive synthesis interesting, from any perspective? Asked by n997 (87.95.123.x) on September 28 2021, 4:55am Reply on October 1 2021, 5:39am: A little? Comment... Question: Thank you, and have you ever thought about NDIS for JPG? Asked by Nicholas Forystek (173.16.33.x) on September 27 2021, 8:51pm Reply on October 1 2021, 5:39am: NDIS? Shoutcast? For JPG? meh Comment... Question: What is your favourite GUI library. Asked by Ulf Enhörning (185.75.43.x) on September 27 2021, 8:24am Reply on September 27 2021, 4:54pm: I don't use any other than win32 and WDL vwnd, so I wouldn't know... dear imgui is pretty cool, not that I've made anything with it. Comment... Question: Have you ever had a brawl? Asked by Simon (93.177.74.x) on September 26 2021, 10:18pm Reply on September 27 2021, 4:53pm: No I've only been pushed and pushed back, and been punched in the face (as a kid) 1 Comment... Question: Even better way to ask; were you ever left in a LAX airport in a child carrying seat? Asked by Nicholas Forystek's Server (64.251.31.x) on September 26 2021, 3:19am Reply on September 27 2021, 4:52pm: No, I don't think so. And sorry, I've cleaned up your other "questions" because they are a bit too much. Please take no offense. 1 Comment... Question: I asked my question wrong, so I'm going to ask if you have ever met or know or relate to a couple names, I think I got it wrong. Beatrice Arthur, Beatrice Frankel, Mary Kay Ash, Mary Kay Ingles? Asked by Nicholas Forystek (173.16.33.x) on September 26 2021, 3:11am Reply on September 27 2021, 4:52pm: Nope Comment... Question: Do you think Bernie have a chance next election? Asked by DdSL (191.54.63.x) on September 23 2021, 5:33pm Reply on September 24 2021, 10:50pm: No idea, but I wouldn't think so. 1 Comment... Question: I want to use EEL2 as an FX processor but I am afraid... EEL was more approachable but that's history; the second iteration was okay too but at some point went way too much... A word or two might help? Am I going to need the dragon book too? Asked by Gio (94.70.11.x) on September 22 2021, 8:50am Reply on September 24 2021, 10:51pm: It's pretty easy to use from other code, I think? NSEEL_VM_alloc() NSEEL_VM_regvar() NSEEL_code_compile() NSEEL_code_execute() NSEEL_code_free() NSEEL_VM_free() should be enough to get started. 2 Comments... Question: VST3: Do you compile REAPER with C++ exceptions enabled and if you do so have you noticed any performance related issues with various intel architectures? Asked by Gio (94.70.11.x) on September 21 2021, 11:07pm Reply on September 24 2021, 10:54pm: We don't use C++ exceptions, but compile our code on Windows using /EHsc. Haven't noticed any performance issues. 1 Comment... Question: MacBook Pro vs Thinkpad X1 Asked by Justin (62.182.99.x) on September 21 2021, 9:13pm Reply on September 24 2021, 10:55pm: I'm using a 2014 rMBP now because of work requirements but I do really like my X1 with Linux (if I was on vacation where I wouldn't have to deal with any work, which never happens, I'd take the X1). Comment... [newer questions] [unreplied] | [replied] | [recent comments] | [all] [older questions]

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