When I try to use Samplitude now, it feels a bit lacking and unwieldy. However, after spending a little time configuring Reaper, I actually ended up preferring it over Samplitude. I didn't want to switch DAWs, but I didn't really have a choice. However, I started using Reaper because I was having issues running an older version of Samplitude in Windows 10(the newer version had some bugs). I was extremely familiar with and loved Samplitude. Before I started using Reaper, I was using Samplitude. I'm using Windows and I can't remember the last time it crashed. Another reason is that it's extremely stable. The user interface, appearance, behavior, all of it, everything is customizable. One reason I prefer Reaper is its sheer flexibility. A lot of people use Studio One, though my DAW of choice is Reaper. I'm using a Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 with a couple of S/PDIF (input/output) cables. I definitely recommend S/PDIF if you have the option.
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