Benwhite
Published on 10/14/05 at 16:52
The software installation is hassle free, all rolled ...
The software is super intuitive, I used Magix Studio Deluxe 2004 before (consumer software), then I shall decide to invest a little.
Samplitude 8 Pro includes the same features magix studio, but much more advanced and Labor. I RPET, super intuitive, just need to open the manual!
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
I'm running on a Sat barton 3000 + with 1GB of RAM in dual ddr, and a HDD Raid stripping.
The software does not ask him even normment resource but beware of the plug-in utiliss. If each object is related by 2 or 3 plug-in, all on 20 or 30 tracks is death, but otherwise remaining objective is a good trs soft, stable and little greedy in resources!
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for a little over a month, and I feel like using it ever since. Time to put the keyboard shortcuts in the fingers and go! I strongly advise against pro tools (much more expensive and more galre) cubase (trs ch *** t use). To use an "amateur" I advise to turn to magix studio 2005 or more if (very good software in the same bote to Get You Started and trs onreux little!)
The software is super intuitive, I used Magix Studio Deluxe 2004 before (consumer software), then I shall decide to invest a little.
Samplitude 8 Pro includes the same features magix studio, but much more advanced and Labor. I RPET, super intuitive, just need to open the manual!
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
I'm running on a Sat barton 3000 + with 1GB of RAM in dual ddr, and a HDD Raid stripping.
The software does not ask him even normment resource but beware of the plug-in utiliss. If each object is related by 2 or 3 plug-in, all on 20 or 30 tracks is death, but otherwise remaining objective is a good trs soft, stable and little greedy in resources!
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for a little over a month, and I feel like using it ever since. Time to put the keyboard shortcuts in the fingers and go! I strongly advise against pro tools (much more expensive and more galre) cubase (trs ch *** t use). To use an "amateur" I advise to turn to magix studio 2005 or more if (very good software in the same bote to Get You Started and trs onreux little!)