At 07:59 PM 1/20/02 -0800, Steve Catanzaro wrote:
>
>Neither Acid or Reason allow you to record audio.
To paraphrase Jar-Jar Binks, "Yousa wrongo."
ACID lets you handles audio as loops or as straightforward recorded audio
tracks.
(BTW, They came out with customized, simplified versions of the program
called "ACID Rock" and ACID "Hip-hop"...
I was waiting for them to come out with "ACID Jazz" :) :) :)
But what do I need ACID for? I have SONAR :)
>All you can do is work
>with pre-existing loops. Of these two, however, Reason blows Acid out of the
>water, imo. In fact, I'll go out on a limb and say Reason is the coolest
>program I've ever seen before. (Went to a NAMM demo of Reason today...
>horrible demo! What's up with Propellerhead Software's marketing?)
Musicians in da house: I went to NAMM on Thursday and Saturday and posted a
review right here:
www.e-trinity.org (click on "instruments")
I MET GEORGE CLINTON!
>
>d) Cakewalk / Sonar... thumbs down on the basis of their NAMM show booth.
>What were they selling over there, Karaoke refill tapes? (Even though it's
>the most popular program, probably the easiest, and E:Trinity gets it to
>sound nice....)
That's cos its was hard to top last year's SONAR release, where they
reportedly saw reps from certain German software companies come to the
booth with expressions of soiling in their pants. But this year, all they
had was their 1.3.1 upgrade to sell, and SONAR 2 is still further in
development.
Actually Cubase is the most popular program, though the years of poor
stability is starting to cost it some allegiance from its users, now
flocking to Logic or SONAR.
Elson
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