I am just curious what you guys think.. Im talking a windows eviroment personaly, but mac guys feel free to chime in.

Whats the least/most hard on computer systems?

Here are just a few I could think of off the top of my head..

Nuendo
Cubase le, sx
Pro Tools LE
N-Track Studio (not a top nitch program, but efficiant and cheap)

Aloha,

I did a search but came up with nada.

I'm looking for software that will recreate the sounds of acoustic instruments reasonably well. What I'm after is something where there was a microphone, a player, and a studio involved in creating it. I'd want it to include electric bass for sure.

The same idea for drums would be great.

Any recommendations?

I've been asked to provide a computer and software to record a small bluegrass festival this weekend.

Looking for a software package that will allow me to record to a computer and have AGC too.

Is there anything out there that will do Automatic Gain Control?

Other options and suggestions welcome.

Simplicity is best.

Thanks,

Neil

Don,

I'm glad we agree on this discussion about cracked software. I would not have argued if I knew about your section's policy. I'm don't visit this section of RO very often, otherwise I would not have gotten started and wasted everybody's time.

Thank you for trying to keep good values in the audio community. Please delete my message once you've read it...

Hi,

I am mixing songs and facing problem with the software. I want a software specially for mixdown only (no samplers, no synth, no sh*t). As long as I can arrnage my tracks properly and with good FX Window, it will do for me. I found the famous software like Cubase sx and cakewalk are bulky.

Hello,

Is there software that will synthesize robotic voices like the Protoss, "Zealot" from the pc game, Star Craft and also the Decepticon, "Soundwave" from the animated series, The Transformers?

Do you know if they used software synths to do their voices, or hardware synths :?:

I'm putting together a recording studio to record drums for the most part (so I need 8 mic preamps at least), and I've pretty much decided that I'm going with the Mackie Onyx 1620 (about $700 US) as mixer, along with the M-Audio Firewire 1814 (about $430) as digital interface. Of course I'll need mics etc but I think I'm straight in that area.

Does software based mastering compare well to hardware based mastering with devices like the TC Electronic Finalizer or the Focusrite MixMaster or the Drawmer DC2476?

Does anyone own any of these hardware devices?

I was using the Reason 3.0 Mastering suite last night and I must tell you guys that it is amazing! I don't know if you really need a hardware compressor. I know Reason can't do audio but you can always export a file from a program like Cubase as an audio file and then load it into the Reason sampler and then use the compressor (or M-class mastering suite).

Is anyone here using Tracknotes from Virtual Studio Systems?

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Happy with it? Any major problems using it?

Any other programs (freeware or otherwise) worth considering?

StudioSuite looks pretty helpful, but it needs Filemaker Pro and is a bit pricey.