All user reviews for the Magix Samplitude Music Studio 15

The auto installs without problems.
the manual is sufficient for First grip
n'tes but if you like me, not very dou,
follow the instructions in the help.

ADQUATION / PERFORMANCE

Config pentium 4 .. XP 3GB DDR 2GB 700GB hard-disk but 80% free
sound card "M-192 AUDIO" that's OK.
I work in 32-bit / 48000Hz without problem, 10ms latency, but I have used so far only 8 tracks.
For now very stable.

NOTICE GLOBAL

I use it for two days.
The particular feature I like the most is to have made
audio squenceur li to the south, and "FX" overall.
The least that's for later I think.
I tried a lot of audio and midi squenceur as (ORION MAGIX 2005 LUX, FL STUDIO XXL LIVE 4 lite and I started with E-JAY 4)
The great rqprix 49 (client MAGIX)
I would do this choice without hsiter.

NOTICE SAMPLITUDE MUSIC STUDIO 16 (Version 15 is already Exceeds)

Super simple installation
No incompatibilitbr /> working on version dmo (by registering there has access to 30 days without any restrictions), I do not even need
instructions

ADQUATION / PERFORMANCE

IMAC Mount dual boot via Bootcamp on OS Leopard + Win XP PRO
Sound card TASCAM 1641 ...

Impeccable software, no problem encountered is good from Samplitude and not as product (I 6Studio Samplitude, Samplitude 10SE and I test Samplitude 16 MS and my soft prfr is ... Version 16)


NOTICE GLOBAL

I discovered Samplitude (pro) by chance there is of it a few years (the sellers swear by Cubase and ProTools LE ...) and owner of Sam6Studio I needed some something more rcent (ASIO Vsti) and Sampro is too expensive for me.

I test all versions of MUSIC studio, and have all abandoned with regret because they all had problems of standards ...
I adopted from the Sonar Version3 until 8 ...

And I have the experience resounds Sam / MS Version 16 this month because there is now a dmo completely open with no restrictions ... AND Lbr />
Discovery <img class="smiley" src="https://fr.audiofanzine.com/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/icon_biggrin.gif" alt="biggrin" />

Hyper complete, rich soft, with excellent virtual instruments, a modern interface, think back, with a superb design dsormais (Carbon), a soft as stable and reliable as Samplitude Pro ...

For 59euros ... How to say? In principle no hesitation ... but I bought Sonar8 there is little ... so I still wonder ...

I started up a test in Sonar8.31 yesterday I closed the project, I reopened a few hours after, MIDI tracks are still the virtual instrumentals but also no connection between the two , redo everything from scratch ... ... Ecoeur I spend the same project under SAM 16 ... I close, I open, no worries ...
Goodbye Sonar, Samplitude I dfinitivement password and upgrade to for a super price reduces

Simple and clear interface, flawless management of plugins, good virtual instruments sold with the pack, a price "ridiculously" low. My choice is made. Samplitude Music Studio 16 (why is it still a question of version 15 AF ???) and Samplitude 11 without a doubt.

If I had switcher 100% I would opt for OS X Apple Studio 9, not for anything else but for PCs, the series Samplitude, including dsormais version "base", I personally have never seen better.

Magix has normment worked on his product range beginning, bringing a level I think ingalable (for this range). Therefore forget one hand the errors of previous versions, and secondly, not to confuse between price and quality. I had much more expensive apps (3X more expensive 6X) hands, this "small" Samplitude is much better ...

I highly recommend testing Sam MS 16 dmo 30 day, not to Tlcharger virtual instrumentals to test everything.

Trawl all and all no problem installing
But stability forgiveness again.
configuration as the other once you try other APRS software on the main lines connai
manual do not talk about my time as all manual trs poorly explained or they are incomplete.

SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

Dell Pentium 4 (2.4GHz) 80 GB ram disk 512 windows XP Home 2003
M audio 1010 sound card driver lt MME latency 6 ms intentiont I put 1GB of ram is not stable hsit.Le Not all software plus it slowed my config enssemble exenple click on a audio sample to listen the more rotten it installs it on a track without clicking asked What in the bar dfile obgets puts me on track ho What is this bordel.Magix arr ter the massagre.

OVERALL OPINION

A week of all its not stable pourrave I do not like this software is not ca cubase is that it is expensive big boss and cheaper but if you look at it all have their default, but this one completely unstable audio sample pourrave zero.

(Originally written by RajaSan/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
No installation problems either with XP or Vista.

No incompatibility with my Firebox and M-audio USB keyboard.

I spent only 5 minutes with the configuration panel so the overall configuration is quite easy.

The user's manual... I closed it almost as soon as I opened it and looked for answers elsewhere. I was lucky: a friend already used Samplitude (the normal version) and gave me some good tips.

SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

The software works fine with my Pentium IV 3,2 GHz (single core). Sometimes I have display troubles and I have to restart the project but it's ok considering the price.

OVERALL OPINION

I'm very satisfied. I don't want a huge software program. With this one, my Firebox, my USB keyboard and a computer (even a small laptop), I have a small and easy mobile studio.

I tried out Music Maker 15 (and other Magix products) which was simpler, but you can't use any effects while recording. I bought Samplitude MS 15 because it allows me to use effects directly during a recording (reverb and more). And once the signal is recorded you can bypass the effect used during recording.

I connected a couple of mics and a guitar into my Firebox and it worked immediately.

Note for dummies, like me:

Before recording set each track you want to record in mono mode so that one track = one sound card input (a stereo track uses two inputs).

Once you recorded the track, you can edit each track after you separate them: right click on them and select object, ungroup objects.

I'm sure I could connect a bass to the 4th input of my sound card without having a single problem, and also use the SPDIF inputs (when I find out what exactly they are for).

I like to use the virtual synths (Vita and Revolta 2), it's fun and the sound is nice. I don't look for freeware synths anymore because these two are good enough for me. I will only keep my freeware VST soundfont player to keep and expand my sound bank (harmonica, accordion, church organ, violin, etc.).

Beatbox 2 seems to be great to edit your own drum kits step by step. The effects provided sound good. The other synths bundled with Samplitude MS15 are not so good and I don't use them.

Don't hesitate it! For the price, avoid Music Maker 15 and buy Samplitude MS15.

(Originally written by jose_good/translated from Audiofanzine FR)

Automatic installation without problems.
The user's manual serves as a good starting point.
But if you are not gifted like me,
you'll have to follow the instructions in the help file.

SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

My system: Pentium 4 3GB, Win XP, 2 GB DDR Ram, 700 GB HDD,
M-AUDIO 192 sound card.
Working at 32 bits/48 kHz with 10 ms latency is not a problem but I have only used 8 tracks at the moment.
Very stable up to now.

OVERALL OPINION

I've used it 2 days.
I specially like the fact that
the Midi and FX are integrated into the audio sequencer.
I don't have any cons at the time being.
I tested several audio/midi sequencers like ORION, MAGIX 2005 DE LUX, FL STUDIO XXL, LIVE 4 lite, and I started out with E-JAY 4.
Excellent value for money (client price at MAGIX).
I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again.

(Originally written by Vincent tim/translated from Audiofanzine FR)

Pretty straightforward and clear automatic installation.
The printed user's manual isn't comprehensive, it's more like a quick guide.
It's the same with most softwares, I really miss good and comprehensive printed documentation to read in the evening far away from the working environment.

SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

I have an "old" Pentium4 2.5GHz, 1GB Ram running Win XP. It works fine...

OVERALL OPINION

It's sort of an all-in-one solution: audio, internal Midi synths, accompaniment, harmonizer... Compatible with VST and Rewire
You cannot really ask for more for this price.