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- fruityloopseur
Nice little card
Published on 08/31/11 at 09:09 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Installation is very easy. Installing the driver (next next ok) and everything works immediately.
ASIO codec configuration panel is simple and easy to access.
Then the problem is on my laptop, asus 4gb ddr ram, intel dual core 2GHz, I have constant problems sizzling whatever the choice of latency. On my desktop computer (2g ddr ram, amd athlon 64 dual core 3ghz), no problem, even at the lowest level of latency.
The manual? kessesé it manually?
FITNESS / PERFORMANCE
The supplied software (studio one) is quite limited sequencer (not import new VST) but otherwise very easy to use and quite powerful. but the card is compatible with a large number of software so just take another …Read moreInstallation is very easy. Installing the driver (next next ok) and everything works immediately.
ASIO codec configuration panel is simple and easy to access.
Then the problem is on my laptop, asus 4gb ddr ram, intel dual core 2GHz, I have constant problems sizzling whatever the choice of latency. On my desktop computer (2g ddr ram, amd athlon 64 dual core 3ghz), no problem, even at the lowest level of latency.
The manual? kessesé it manually?
FITNESS / PERFORMANCE
The supplied software (studio one) is quite limited sequencer (not import new VST) but otherwise very easy to use and quite powerful. but the card is compatible with a large number of software so just take another one if it's not for you.
NOTICE GLOBAL
this is the first usb card I use.
The preamps excellent (it's a bit which made the reputation of the mark)
phantom power supply for static type microphone is available, no problems.
The catch is that PreSonus recommend returning the instrument level line as a drum machine, synthesizer, drum machine or even a mixer. Yet I do it anyway with TD-4K home roland and all is well (setting the knob to the minimum so as not to activate the preamp), and lowering the output level of the battery. The level does not saturate and peak LED (available on boiboite) does not light.
the problem is that a mistake can cause the twisted preamps. At your own risk!
48khz sampling is enough to house the production, quality is very good.See less00 - Mcjs
Usability, usability
Published on 05/04/13 at 05:55Very easy setup, very light program, light and very fast installation of upgrades (and not too often, unlike with other brands).
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Rarely overloaded; X79 PC I7-3820, 32Gb RAM, 480 Gb SSD and six 1T HDDs; CG GTX580 and GT610, 4 Full HD displays. Interface: It depends, but mainly a Steinberg UR28 due to the possibility to toggle between different monitors. It has never crashed.
OVERALL OPINION
It must be 5 years since I use it and follow the product. I used to use Protools and have Live 9 Suite, too (after having Live 8, etc.). This is my reference DAW, even if I have several programs to work with on the projects I get from other studios. I'm neverthele…Read moreVery easy setup, very light program, light and very fast installation of upgrades (and not too often, unlike with other brands).
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Rarely overloaded; X79 PC I7-3820, 32Gb RAM, 480 Gb SSD and six 1T HDDs; CG GTX580 and GT610, 4 Full HD displays. Interface: It depends, but mainly a Steinberg UR28 due to the possibility to toggle between different monitors. It has never crashed.
OVERALL OPINION
It must be 5 years since I use it and follow the product. I used to use Protools and have Live 9 Suite, too (after having Live 8, etc.). This is my reference DAW, even if I have several programs to work with on the projects I get from other studios. I'm nevertheless thinking about buying PT11 and Cubase 7 for compatibility reasons. PT because I'm used to it and it's the software I work the fastest with. I'll still follow Presonus products, even if I'm not a big fan of the hardware. Studio one is super intuitive, practical, easy, and fast User manual? Does it have one? Oh, well... I've never read it. There's no need to. For me, the first criterion to choose gear is that there's no need to read the manual. With S1 it was love at first sight, from the first versions. A small drawback: The controllers and MIDI pianos. They could do better in this respect. It seems they've had a developer or a whole department on leave since 2007. Another small drawback that has always been a hurdle: The 64-bit versions accept only 64-bit plug-ins. Fortunately, almost everybody has made the jump, but I still have to bridge some 32-bit plug-ins, which I don't want to do without (the compulsory Sonar patches, for example)See less00 - Bugenzo
Awesome and very intuitive!
Published on 05/03/13 at 08:05No problems.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
PC, I7 processor, 8G ram, MOTU 896 MK3
Perfect stability
OVERALL OPINION
I've had studio one for two years now. I currently have studio one 2.5 Pro.
I find this DAW very intuitive with a perfect drag-and-drop operation.
Everything can be done really fast so you don't lose your inspiration.
The section dedicated to mastering is awesome: You can edit a CD in a couple of minutes.00 - mickpecq6Published on 08/04/12 at 11:42 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Easy installation and great config, no recognized incompatibility of days.
Understanding simple with a clean interface.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Runs on a laptop Packard Bell i7 dual core 3.1 Ghz, 750 GB HDD and 8 GB of RAM, Windows 7 64-bit. External audio interface Motu Ultralite mk3 hybrid. This works well with a more than acceptable latency of 8 ms.
OVERALL OPINION
I own version Producer for 5 months and I am totally satisfied. I also work with Ableton Live Suite 8 and Reaper 64 I should be less since! I especially like the simplicity of the interface, quality plugins and stability provided!
It is a choice I would do without hesitationRead moreEasy installation and great config, no recognized incompatibility of days.
Understanding simple with a clean interface.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Runs on a laptop Packard Bell i7 dual core 3.1 Ghz, 750 GB HDD and 8 GB of RAM, Windows 7 64-bit. External audio interface Motu Ultralite mk3 hybrid. This works well with a more than acceptable latency of 8 ms.
OVERALL OPINION
I own version Producer for 5 months and I am totally satisfied. I also work with Ableton Live Suite 8 and Reaper 64 I should be less since! I especially like the simplicity of the interface, quality plugins and stability provided!
It is a choice I would do without hesitationSee less20 - mikyreale
Version 2 Producer. A Must
Published on 04/27/12 at 11:06 (This content has been automatically translated from French)On my mac book, an amazingly simple!
No inconsistency, it recognizes my imédiatement Presonnus Inspire 1340 keyboard and my Alesis Q 25.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Until now pretty happy, but I did not work on a big project.
At least on my config (Macbook Intel Core two Duo 2.4 Ghz 4 Giga more RAM in Leo.
OVERALL OPINION
I've had it three months, I went through the version and then migrated to Artist Producer for a problem of VSTi instrument in unmanaged version Artist.
The pro version is for those who really want to mastering, but hey, I'm not able and I leave that to professional studio after having done my part in me ...Read moreOn my mac book, an amazingly simple!
No inconsistency, it recognizes my imédiatement Presonnus Inspire 1340 keyboard and my Alesis Q 25.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Until now pretty happy, but I did not work on a big project.
At least on my config (Macbook Intel Core two Duo 2.4 Ghz 4 Giga more RAM in Leo.
OVERALL OPINION
I've had it three months, I went through the version and then migrated to Artist Producer for a problem of VSTi instrument in unmanaged version Artist.
The pro version is for those who really want to mastering, but hey, I'm not able and I leave that to professional studio after having done my part in me ...See less00 - AnonymousPublished on 10/30/11 at 23:50This may be the simplest thing in the world to use if you want to record audio. Short of Audacity and Garage Band, of course. The truth is, Studio One was designed with one thing in mind: flow. And flow it does. You truly feel like your gliding over it when you first start, thanks a little to the graphical user interface. What is special about Studio One is that it operates the way you would expect a computer to operate, or rather the way a tablet would operate. The entire world of Studio One is drag and drop, and it is very refreshing to not have to learn a bunch of keyboard shortcuts to access rudimentary features that other digital audio workstation programs have buried underneath featur…Read moreThis may be the simplest thing in the world to use if you want to record audio. Short of Audacity and Garage Band, of course. The truth is, Studio One was designed with one thing in mind: flow. And flow it does. You truly feel like your gliding over it when you first start, thanks a little to the graphical user interface. What is special about Studio One is that it operates the way you would expect a computer to operate, or rather the way a tablet would operate. The entire world of Studio One is drag and drop, and it is very refreshing to not have to learn a bunch of keyboard shortcuts to access rudimentary features that other digital audio workstation programs have buried underneath features they brought to the forefront for marketing purposes. Granted, they are useful, but they do not need to be in a user’s face.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Studio One is a little light on features, I would admit, but it is a program in its infancy, and the goal of Studio One, remember, is to make music production elegant, and not a process or a labor. It should feel like you’re dancing over the DAW. There are a few things that should be addressed, but as far as the structure of the DAW goes, there is not a single other program that does things as intuitively as Studio One does, nor as quickly.
OVERALL OPINION
What blew me away was the quality of the built in plug ins. What was lacking were some actual plug ins; a de esser, for example, does not come with the program, but the reverb is unreal for a DAW plug. And the EQ feels incredibly solid. The best part about this program, however, is the mastering integration. This makes it possible to sit down and pound out a project, or a rough cut quickly. I love everything about Studio One, and now that the second version has come out, I can only cross my fingers and hope that they did not go the way of the bloated program.See less10 - Lougarou
Optimized Workflow!!
Published on 09/27/11 at 04:04Installation without problems, clear and not too lengthy manual. Lots of things to learn in practice, but that goes without saying.
No incompatibilities with any of the VST/VSTi that I used and still use with S1.
VST/VSTi parameter recognition as soon as they load.
Fast and effective control surface recognition and setup.
Fast, flexible and effective setup of external soundcards.
Ultra-fast learning curve: I spent 3/4 hours to get a hold of it, tops. That same evening it took me 5/6 to redo 3 songs I had recorded with another DAW!!!!
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
HP DV6 notebook with 4 GB RAM.
PRO 24 soundcard.
S1 runs smoothly, stably and without any issues: It flows.
30-40 …Read moreInstallation without problems, clear and not too lengthy manual. Lots of things to learn in practice, but that goes without saying.
No incompatibilities with any of the VST/VSTi that I used and still use with S1.
VST/VSTi parameter recognition as soon as they load.
Fast and effective control surface recognition and setup.
Fast, flexible and effective setup of external soundcards.
Ultra-fast learning curve: I spent 3/4 hours to get a hold of it, tops. That same evening it took me 5/6 to redo 3 songs I had recorded with another DAW!!!!
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
HP DV6 notebook with 4 GB RAM.
PRO 24 soundcard.
S1 runs smoothly, stably and without any issues: It flows.
30-40 tracks with, at least, EQ+Dyn on every track plus 20+ VSTi (+ plenty of automation !!!): no problems.
OVERALL OPINION
I've used it for nearly a year and have tested (and continue to test) Samplitude, FL Studio, Reaper, Cubase, Sonar X1. The two latter aren't in my life anymore, not because they were not up to the task, but rather because they are too complicated to allow a good, effective workflow. I keep Samplitude because it has always been my favorite DAW (for mastering especially!!!), I use FL as pattern player (drums in particular...) and for some artistic effects. In my opinion, S1 is on par with REAPER.
But in terms of speed/workflow, S1 is the BEST. You can work really fast with Studio One!!!!
The BIGGEST ADVANTAGE of this DAW is the workflow: A musician wants to make music and the developers of Studio One understood that really well when conceiving the DAW!!
And you can even mix and master everything with a stunning simplicity!!!
Sweet!See less00 - MrIceStorm
a nice shot Presonus
Published on 05/19/11 at 07:35 (This content has been automatically translated from French)The installation is done it without problems?
- Perfect, and even on Vista
The general configuration is easy?
- Yes
Have you experienced any incompatibilities?
- None to date, Vst recognized without any worries.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
What is the configuration of your computer?
- AMD Athlon (tm) Dual Core Processor 5400B 2.80 Hz
4.00 GB
- Windows XP Professional SP2
- Sound Card: Presonus Inspire 1394 IEEE
The software works he correctly on this configuration?
- Yes
This software + hardware is stable?
- Except woes of Vista in general, the software is stable on this version of Windows.
OVERALL OPINION
For how long have you been using it…Read moreThe installation is done it without problems?
- Perfect, and even on Vista
The general configuration is easy?
- Yes
Have you experienced any incompatibilities?
- None to date, Vst recognized without any worries.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
What is the configuration of your computer?
- AMD Athlon (tm) Dual Core Processor 5400B 2.80 Hz
4.00 GB
- Windows XP Professional SP2
- Sound Card: Presonus Inspire 1394 IEEE
The software works he correctly on this configuration?
- Yes
This software + hardware is stable?
- Except woes of Vista in general, the software is stable on this version of Windows.
OVERALL OPINION
For how long have you been using it?
- A few months
Did you try many other models before getting this one?
- Not really.
What thing do you like most/least about it?
+ The effects are of a quality unstoppable.
- = Interface a bit difficult to take in hand.
What is your opinion about the value for the price?
- Excellent, puisqu'acheté with 90% discount.
Knowing what you know now, would you make the same choice?
- Totally.See less01 - Jlk0Published on 01/28/10 at 01:26 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I waited a long time that sequencer ... For 15 years in the field I work on cubase and logic with ableton live to spice. I was there ... but also protools to say that soft. It's accurate, fast, it sounds, it's beautiful, it works well, it's simple, well built, even really good fucking! Download the demo and you'll see ...
Everything is really well thought out, even the library (sounds, plug, effect)
Plugins are cool effective, simple and clear. Easy access.
The time stretch, you press "alt" is stretched and pi valid
The instruments are really good too, available in a flash, effective.
MIDI routing and do not talk about ... like ableton, assigned in 2 seconds! waw
Tools for mast…Read moreI waited a long time that sequencer ... For 15 years in the field I work on cubase and logic with ableton live to spice. I was there ... but also protools to say that soft. It's accurate, fast, it sounds, it's beautiful, it works well, it's simple, well built, even really good fucking! Download the demo and you'll see ...
Everything is really well thought out, even the library (sounds, plug, effect)
Plugins are cool effective, simple and clear. Easy access.
The time stretch, you press "alt" is stretched and pi valid
The instruments are really good too, available in a flash, effective.
MIDI routing and do not talk about ... like ableton, assigned in 2 seconds! waw
Tools for mastering ... in a separate window ... maliciously effective too!
It exceeds cubase and logic in terms of workflow, it takes 10 minutes to dip the whole general.
Try .... frankly
well start 2010!See less10 - froggy54Published on 02/27/10 at 05:27 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Install On PC Core2 6300 with no worries. 2 GB of Ram and it is quite enough!
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Perfectly stable and fast unlike other monsters.
I import the audio tracks (tracks 8-16) and taken from a live photo R16 and I mix in this software
A treat for speed and efficiency. Some ergonomic flaws (automation is a little cumbersome but with a control surface) but it's good!
VST effects are usable and effective.
OVERALL OPINION
Warning I do not use that for now, to mix the audio and export as MP3 or WAV so I have no opinion on the management of the quality of MIDI and VST instruments included (but will use ?).
On a config. PC with not much memory and not t…Read moreInstall On PC Core2 6300 with no worries. 2 GB of Ram and it is quite enough!
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Perfectly stable and fast unlike other monsters.
I import the audio tracks (tracks 8-16) and taken from a live photo R16 and I mix in this software
A treat for speed and efficiency. Some ergonomic flaws (automation is a little cumbersome but with a control surface) but it's good!
VST effects are usable and effective.
OVERALL OPINION
Warning I do not use that for now, to mix the audio and export as MP3 or WAV so I have no opinion on the management of the quality of MIDI and VST instruments included (but will use ?).
On a config. PC with not much memory and not too strong (my PCI sound card is a first prize at Thomann ASIO 24bits/48 kHz to 4 years ago), is ideal.
Ableton Live, Cubase, Sonar, ... are too heavy and too much latency with my config.
This is the only software that allows you to mix easily a dozen audio tracks without crashing or crack anywhere. So great for a small and little config work homestudio.
A little too expensive though!
Of course, those who have the big stuff and want a quality commercial production will be disappointed.
That said, I know anyone who takes out a model which has the sound of a master Bob Ludwig with a PC or Mac and Cubase or Logic either.See less10 - Wedges2
My favorite DAW
Published on 04/16/11 at 09:38Studio One is very much like other DAWs so if your switching from another one it will be a pretty seemless transition. If getting started with Studio One without any prior DAW experience it still will be pretty easy. To me the features in Studio One are very easily accesible. The layout is so clean and organized. Studio One runs fine on my Gateway running Windows XP. (2GB RAM, 2.0GHz processor)
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
It isn't very CPU intensive and I'm saying that while using a bad computer for music. I've been using it for over a year and I'm still sticking with it. It rarely crashes. I use Studio One for recording vocals only, so I can't speak on making beats. I know FL makes it…Read moreStudio One is very much like other DAWs so if your switching from another one it will be a pretty seemless transition. If getting started with Studio One without any prior DAW experience it still will be pretty easy. To me the features in Studio One are very easily accesible. The layout is so clean and organized. Studio One runs fine on my Gateway running Windows XP. (2GB RAM, 2.0GHz processor)
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
It isn't very CPU intensive and I'm saying that while using a bad computer for music. I've been using it for over a year and I'm still sticking with it. It rarely crashes. I use Studio One for recording vocals only, so I can't speak on making beats. I know FL makes it much easier to connect midi controllers and integrate hardware. With my setup when using Studio One, which is all hardware, I don't have problems with it.
OVERALL OPINION
Studio One is truly great when recording and mixing a song. I've never had such an easy time mixing in any other program. Recording is a breeze as well.
The stock plugins with Studio One are up there with plugins you have to pay for. I know I love the delay, EQ, and reverb. I've never used the compressor but I'm sure it's pretty good.
If you want a smooth time recording a song, editing audio, and mixing it FL is definatly the program for you. To top it off it comes with a "Mastering Section" that I've used for mastering an album. It's very easy to make the levels of the tracks even, and to trim the beginning and ends of all the song. It integrates in with the "Song Mode" so if you make an adjustment to a mix it updates automatically in the mastering section.
Overall Studio One is great in my opinion. It is about the same price as other DAWs but you get more bang for your buck with the plugins it comes with it. I'd recommend it.See less00 - ricil_MMI
Wonderful
Published on 04/12/11 at 05:37 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Very simple installation
Recognition of other VST and carefree
Installing a PRESONUS 16.4.2, transparent.ma grandmother could do it!
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Core ™ 2 Duo E4000 Series
2 GB Dual Channel DDR2 800 (OC bis 1066 MHz)
Presonus 16.4.2 FireWire
Windows XP (SP3)
No worries with this configuration
Can be some bug with Native Instrument (GR4) if abused by activating a 15 simultaneous effects per track
For cons, I had some surprise with Seven in PRO version
Functions, kind of drag midi file or disappeared or mixdown deffectueu
I therefore counsel under WIN XP
OVERALL OPINION
After a year and a half of use, no regret at having to pass under one studio…Read moreVery simple installation
Recognition of other VST and carefree
Installing a PRESONUS 16.4.2, transparent.ma grandmother could do it!
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Core ™ 2 Duo E4000 Series
2 GB Dual Channel DDR2 800 (OC bis 1066 MHz)
Presonus 16.4.2 FireWire
Windows XP (SP3)
No worries with this configuration
Can be some bug with Native Instrument (GR4) if abused by activating a 15 simultaneous effects per track
For cons, I had some surprise with Seven in PRO version
Functions, kind of drag midi file or disappeared or mixdown deffectueu
I therefore counsel under WIN XP
OVERALL OPINION
After a year and a half of use, no regret at having to pass under one studio
I worked with Logic Audio (V3 and V5), Cubase (VSTi)
I shall never return because the use of Studio One is user friendly, intuitive and final rendering is huge
Mastering tools like "multiband dynamics" are awesome and so on ....
The possibilities with this software are simply magnificent
See less20 - LarramonPublished on 05/20/10 at 13:24 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Install without any worries, the config is complete and simple little one is accustomed to this kind of soft.
No inconsistency.
The manual is in English (as the software for that matter) but it's good, it needs to be done pending a possible french version.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
PC, I7, 860, 4 GB Ram
Gigabyte P55-CM DU4
Win7 64-bit
Formerly MOTU 24 I / O + 2408 MKII Studio firewire live 16-4-2
Powercore X8 6000 + (does not work in 64 bit and TC is not very reactive)
No worries on the software side, but we must have faith to move into 64-bit
It's not super stable but not because of Studio One which has no worries
OVERALL OPINION
I trifuoille on since 2 / 3 mon…Read moreInstall without any worries, the config is complete and simple little one is accustomed to this kind of soft.
No inconsistency.
The manual is in English (as the software for that matter) but it's good, it needs to be done pending a possible french version.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
PC, I7, 860, 4 GB Ram
Gigabyte P55-CM DU4
Win7 64-bit
Formerly MOTU 24 I / O + 2408 MKII Studio firewire live 16-4-2
Powercore X8 6000 + (does not work in 64 bit and TC is not very reactive)
No worries on the software side, but we must have faith to move into 64-bit
It's not super stable but not because of Studio One which has no worries
OVERALL OPINION
I trifuoille on since 2 / 3 months as my main sequencer is Cubase 5.1.1
Before I got Logic but since the purchase of Apple ...
Studio One is quite simple to learn, with very good to excellent effect: much better than Cubase. Eq super, comp ... very musical
But the top is a manip I did today. I made a live studio and live with 2 Capture, and mix with one studio. Super impressed by the sound, the effectiveness of plugs. And enlightenment: I imported studio drum tracks that I try in vain to mix in cubase and I am doing a mini mix of the harvester. And there is a vamp, all that is tight, small and ugly with steinberg becomes large living and making it sound like I thought I had done, but that did not sound. So the audio engine is really great, the folks at Presonus have ears! Note that I have the same feeling with Studio Live with consoles really bcp more expensive (M7CL, ...). I VAIT make a smooth transition to Cubase Studio One. It has fewer features but in cubase is 25 years of existence, while SO is still a baby but will become very large.
A bit expensive compared to the Pro version but I used the offer of giving Presonus Artist with bcp version of these products and then an upgrade for 200 € and there is unbeatable.
I would do this problem without choiceSee less11 - trackmovie
Too bad ...
Published on 03/26/11 at 17:55 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Nothing to say the installation, without worries.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Stable, no bugs, robust, reactive, short ... Nickel
OVERALL OPINION
Accustomed to Acid Pro, I very well hung with Studio One. Really great app.
I could adopt but unfortunately .... Can not adjust the Windows volume, you must leave it to Studio One .... It's really stupid. Moreover reaper suffers the same problem.
If someone finds a solution (without a workaround for the hard huh ...) I could re-evaluate my note ...
And if so, I tried a lot of multitrack, my preferred solution remains Record / Reason.06 - Maraxsh
Excellencies
Published on 06/29/10 at 17:10 (This content has been automatically translated from French)No installation problems, apart from a huge amount of vst does not work with version 64 of windows7 (except Vst home "native") by any cons with 32 passes impeccable, except "sample moog" and some other vst fx but minor overall.
If not exceptional, simple (connoisseurs mao 5 / 10 minutes to tame the beast ... a whole course).
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Level audio engine it sounds perfect, no loss of momentum in export instantly nothing to do with cubase (With Cubase I never understood why export loses sound volume / dynamics, kicks it sounded tiny I missed a lot of competition this story short and say they are the market leaders).
At the edition mode nothing to say SIMPLE, DIRE…Read moreNo installation problems, apart from a huge amount of vst does not work with version 64 of windows7 (except Vst home "native") by any cons with 32 passes impeccable, except "sample moog" and some other vst fx but minor overall.
If not exceptional, simple (connoisseurs mao 5 / 10 minutes to tame the beast ... a whole course).
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Level audio engine it sounds perfect, no loss of momentum in export instantly nothing to do with cubase (With Cubase I never understood why export loses sound volume / dynamics, kicks it sounded tiny I missed a lot of competition this story short and say they are the market leaders).
At the edition mode nothing to say SIMPLE, DIRECT AND INTUITIVE ULTRA, I can finally use my many VSTS, I find my habits reasoniennes moreover, a real pleasure. Always the same on the cubase score editor is to pick up, with their removable window system, a real game of legos.
The automation can be managed without concern, (same system as in cubase) and for MIDI my keyboard was easily recognized.
Fx The plugs are excellent, by the cons plugs instrumentals are fairly basic, but still correct.
Everything is impeccable short, a true treasure, I think I'll pass it centuries before him good lol.
Small least:
1.The "Cpu", (although I walk on the P8700 Core2Duo with 4 GB of RAM), it goes fast enough, so he must learn to limit the level vst,
3. Rewire mode (reason) just a little but then struggled to find the channels in Reason and assign a Stereo track, combining two tracks Reason, Cubase on this story is simpler.
4. A little more clarity in the soft color would not be refused, and an improved management console in visual color mixing well.
But these are mere trifles, overall, I find no false notes
OVERALL OPINION
Finally I would say the price is worth it, it's a little expensive but certainly quickly pays for the quality of software.
The key words defining this app: Simple, effective and fast, it fits you and not you to him.
To conclude ... Hello Goodbye Steinberg Presonus; oD I already walking with a sound card to home, the more Daw is perfect.
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