http://reaper.fm/



Just run reaper-to-usb.bat to copy the settings and program to USB.

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Porta-Lover

Thanks for the pointer - I followed your link a while ago, portackager. It's a pretty amazing program, and up to version 2.51. Small, but does an awful lot. It's about 10 MB; I don't know about "stealth." I got the non-commercial license, which is only $50. That's sufficient, for now - I'm not selling my work yet!

But yeah, if you're looking for a good multi-tracker and are willing to pay for it, check out Reaper. (for all that's included, this is really inexpensive!)

They've also got a 64-bit version and an OS X beta...


C'mon everyone, don't fear the Reaper!

We're not - that's why we are on a freeware site.

@ Kermode: Portable freeware site; "Portable Payware Discussion" subforum.

One of the (many) things I appreciate about this site is that there is space provided in the forums to mention/discuss applications that have one or more "strikes" disqualifying them from inclusion in the overall database--be that "payware" status, JAVA or .NET dependencies, etc. Sure, Reaper's not getting added to the TPFC database proper anytime soon, but I was glad to find out about it here from portackager's original post, and I was just giving my opinion as a now-user on the program he pointed out. It's not like either of us are spammers for it. (I know I'm relatively new here, but I'd like to think that ~65 posts count for something. )

But since this thread's been resurrected, a program update: Reaper is up to ver. 3.05, and they've significantly relaxed the licensing restrictions for the discount license. The cheaper license of the two (now $60) is valid "if any of the following is true:

1. You are an individual, using REAPER only for personal use.
2. You are an individual or business, using REAPER for commercial use, and the yearly gross revenue does not exceed USD $20,000.
3. You are an educational or non-profit organization."

The second and third points are new--since version 3.0, I believe.

Oh, and even the OS X version can be used portably (instructions here).