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Nick325
Sep 23 2007, 09:55 AM
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ive been using audacity but i wanna try something else. wat other programs are out there that u can buy that are good for laying down tracks n editing n mixing. a bonus would be if they had like drums or bass in it. thanks

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Muris Varajic
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Cubase,Nuendo,Logic etc.
Probably some smaller are out there too but these first came on my mind.

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Melodic Axeman
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i use adobe audition. Very simple and useful

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Also Live!, Samplitude, Pro Tools, Sonar...

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Ben N
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as muris said cubase and nuendo are
realy good you can do wat ever you like with them!!! smile.gif

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QUOTE (Ben N @ Sep 23 2007, 01:48 PM) *
as muris said cubase and nuendo are
realy good you can do wat ever you like with them!!! smile.gif


At this end of the market all the various platforms are good but none are perfect. Cubase, for instance, whilst a very good daw is not hot on side chaining. Every package has some issue like this.

The best option, if you can, is to actually try them. Having said this some don't do demo versions - so the next best is to sit down and think about what you really need to do, features, the way you like to work, your existing and possible future hardware and then match the software against this list. One thing to help - have a look at the feature lists of the products AND check the relevant forums to see what users say they miss out on and would really like implemented. This can give a great insight into how well a daw meets your requirements.

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