It has so many functions and possibilities, anything to do with audio can be done with Cockos Reaper. I love how everything is customizable and it has a huge and active community that shares tips and downloadable assets to make Reaper even better.

Reaper has many different advantages over other DAWs. The price is unbeatable starting at the unlimited free evaluation, to $60 for the discounted license, to the commercial license which is $225 at the moment. It's lightweight; I was able to handle a lot more plugins on a chain than I could have on FL Studio. It's also extremely customizable almost to a fault but not. Also, every action within the software can be mapped to a keystroke. You can customize your screen to include these actions as buttons so that you don't have to reach for your keyboard or go layers deep in your menus. The web midi interface lets you control your daw using a browser on a phone, tablet or additional computer and these can also be customizable. I've never seen that in any other daw. I could really go on and on because there are 10 or so features that make Reaper pretty powerful if you have the time to learn and customize it.

Takes less CPU power. And also can run fully any time in trial mode. Easy yo use. User friendly.