While researching the state of computer-based recording back in 2004 it came as a positive surprise that the time finally appeared ripe for making the switch.

From Sequoia's website:

I snagged this from the support forum and thought it was worth posting. I'm excited.

audiokid submitted this for TimDolbear a new resource:

Samplitude Pro X is the perfect DAW for uncompromised audio productions - from arranging and recording, to editing and mixing, all the way to professional mastering and CD/DVD authoring.

They are hoping to release it in December which for N. American mean shore side in January. At the same time it is released with all of its new features, Sequoia 13 will also have a patch (free 13.1 probably) with all of the new features too.

Samplitude is as always ahead of the competition and Magix will not reveal any new ProX2 features to keep it that way.

LOL... okay, so let me explain.

I've recently been working with, and digging into, the FFT EQ Filter in Samplitude.

https://www.youtube…"]View: http

You should be.

I've spent the last few days working within Samplitude Pro X Suite, and it is simply fantastic.

Those of you who follow the general mindset that all DAW's are the same should give this program a try.. because once you do, you won't think that way anymore.

Its hard not being very excited about this software. So, here is a really good explanation about object based processing.

I can't explain, you just have to watch.