What is your favorite sequencers for your home recording?

Krowms

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14 January 2004 to 02:29

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Poll for sequencers users

sta-sleepless

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21 August 2005 to 11:03

#2

Nuendo 3 and Sx 2

Smurf_en

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03 September 2005 to 20:18

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The Kristal Audio Engine (free) with tons of plugins (also free) and Cool Edit Pro 2.1.:cool:

It has occurred to me that there are fewer years ahead than there are behind....

Ibrahim

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I have EMU 1820M also Adobe Audition 1.5 I tried to route between them but in Adobe no possibilty of activating ASIO EXCEPT THROUGH WAVE L/R whic is only two channels not possible to route multiple tracks. I need your help
IBRAHIM

ambientlive

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MMV

MO-ROCCO

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I'm a Logic man but scince them yobs at Apple went and bought the F*****g company I'm goona have to find something else. I think I'm gonna use cubase SX3. see how it goes.

marmar_en

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28 April 2006 to 10:48

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Hey ya'll!

I have used lots of sequencers. I love an old DOS program, Voyetra Sequencer Plus.
For MIDI only this program is great. But....Voyetra in their wisdom quit supporting it. They seem to be making 'toys' now.
I am going to go with a Behringer BCA2000 control surface. anyone know about it?
I have read a couple of reviews and they were mostly favorable. AND Cubase?

holler back thanks

Sloom

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15 May 2006 to 13:13

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%1$s a écrit I have EMU 1820M also Adobe Audition 1.5 I tried to route between them but in Adobe no possibilty of activating ASIO EXCEPT THROUGH WAVE L/R whic is only two channels not possible to route multiple tracks. I need your help
IBRAHIM

If you upgrade to AA 2.0, that one recognizes ASIO drivers.

I'm using Sonar HS4 at present, but recording mostly (for other people) into a Tascam 788, then importing to Sonar HS4. For my own projects, I just record into the Sonar HS. I'm probably going to stick with it for a while, as I'm learning MIDI, using Superwave 8 and a few other free synths. Artificial sounds against a real rhythm section is, for me, a novel and really cool idea. Especially in a reggae vibe.
But Sonar is great- you can rout in and out of the prog to external fx, and the routing within Soanr HS is very good too. Pretty simple to use once you get "with the program", and you find that a lot of these apps do pretty much the same thing. Using a new app is just like driving a different car from the one you're used to.

fireonline

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26 October 2006 to 17:40

#9

Cakewalk Sonar in the Best

kenchelo

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19 October 2007 to 18:09

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I prefer what im used to! Triton Extreme sometimes FL Studios with a midi patch bay. I tried Pro Tools did not like it I just record with it. I tried cubase back in the day V3, lol did not like it. I wish they would remake C-Lab Creator it was just midi sequencer and notation that was hot!

Wize Fists

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22 November 2007 to 00:29

#11

Damn thats a though question. I would have to say the Akai MPC2000XL.....for now. I say that because I bought the Roland MV-8000 and I'm still learning how to use it. I have other sequencers (some I still need to master), but I use those two the most.