even though you use Cubase instead of Acid, you will have to sample the
synth lines (if you want it all in the computer anyway)
On Thu, 8 Jun 2000, Hugh G. Blaze wrote:
Basically, if you just want to do simple MIDI sequencing to outboard
gear and toss some waves over it, use whatever is
Acid is a toyCubase IS better (vst 2)
the MPC is hella cool (tits) but i like the pc (though the Atari WAS
moretight)
..christian bloch - mp3.com/bloch
..ive always been told that acid is *not* a sequencer but a
multitracker..although im not sure
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Acid is a toyCubase
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even though you use Cubase instead of Acid, you will have to sample the
synth lines (if you want it all
'lo all,
I recently switched from using opcode studio vision pro (the red-headed step
child of sequencing software,) to Digital performer 2.7. I would take a
serious look at performer (http://www.motu.com.) It has a very nice interface,
very advanced midi functionality, loads of plugins
] (OT) Software question (revised and updated)
Date: Fri, 9 Jun 2000 04:29:01 +0200 (MET DST)
even though you use Cubase instead of Acid, you will have to sample the
synth lines (if you want it all in the computer anyway)
On Thu, 8 Jun 2000, Hugh G. Blaze wrote:
Basically, if you just
I want to sequence wave files (ala sonic foundry's ACID) and midi data at
the same time, what software is best suited to the task - cubase, or logic?
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So far the votes are Cubase: 3 (or maybe 4) cakewalk: 2 and logic: 0. My
quesiton is:Why?
Is cubase that much easier to use than logic? I've heard Logic is quite a
bitch. I'll say this much, I thought Acid was pretty much a toy, not that
I'm bragging about my abilities, rather speaking to
So far the votes are Cubase: 3 (or maybe 4) cakewalk: 2 and logic: 0. My
quesiton is:Why?
First off: I'd recommend dropping Cakewalk from the race. It's
clunkier, the MIDI timing isn't as tight, and it's not as featurely on the
audio side (if I remember correctly).
Second:
Basically, if you just want to do simple MIDI sequencing to outboard
gear and toss some waves over it, use whatever is easiest for you.
That's exactly what i want to do. I love acid for it's ease of use but have
a compendium of vintage synths that I just can't leave in the closet
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