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Published on 05/24/14 at 02:36DEMO VERSIONS!!
Installing RAS.
Configuration facilitated wizardisée therefore RAS.
No incompatibility to my knowledge.
Clear and concise manual.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
I7 3630QM ASUS Labtop 6 GB RAM HDD 1-3 TB
Bitwig works well 50aines Audio & VSTi and VST tracks. In short it rolls!
OVERALL OPINION
Tried the demo versions before.
Reaper 4.62 now Studio One V2.6.2, Samplitude ProX 12, Ableton V9.1.1.
The +:
- The design.
- Browser.
- MIDI editor like finally Reaper!
- The selector pop views
The -:
- No originality!
- Routing "depleted", especially compared to Ableton, its direct competitor in my opinion!
My biggest criticism is that I expect a DAW other, more general, ie an Ableton incorporating "building" a DAW more gnéraliste as Reaper or Studio one example, a sort of mix between these DAWs, which allow a group of more flexible tracks, with track folder or perhaps a track list and a more flexible routing, the Cockos Reaper is exemplary but Neni: we have a revamped Ableton which is no more evolved qques so it is a bit disappointing!
I lay still "OK" in appreciation for qqu'un because who does not know Abletin can begin in Bitwig and make mixes and tacks, it's still feasible anyway.
Installing RAS.
Configuration facilitated wizardisée therefore RAS.
No incompatibility to my knowledge.
Clear and concise manual.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
I7 3630QM ASUS Labtop 6 GB RAM HDD 1-3 TB
Bitwig works well 50aines Audio & VSTi and VST tracks. In short it rolls!
OVERALL OPINION
Tried the demo versions before.
Reaper 4.62 now Studio One V2.6.2, Samplitude ProX 12, Ableton V9.1.1.
The +:
- The design.
- Browser.
- MIDI editor like finally Reaper!
- The selector pop views
The -:
- No originality!
- Routing "depleted", especially compared to Ableton, its direct competitor in my opinion!
My biggest criticism is that I expect a DAW other, more general, ie an Ableton incorporating "building" a DAW more gnéraliste as Reaper or Studio one example, a sort of mix between these DAWs, which allow a group of more flexible tracks, with track folder or perhaps a track list and a more flexible routing, the Cockos Reaper is exemplary but Neni: we have a revamped Ableton which is no more evolved qques so it is a bit disappointing!
I lay still "OK" in appreciation for qqu'un because who does not know Abletin can begin in Bitwig and make mixes and tacks, it's still feasible anyway.