I thought this software had faded into oblivion but they have resurrected it. Version 4 now. Available for update for a mere $40 for existing license owners.

Tracktion - Music Production Software

I'm a bit of a techno-phobe but am trying to get started with some basic recording...

I just installed a Tapco Link.usb and it came bundled with Tracktion 2 software. When I open Tracktion 2, I get the error message "Error opening audio device, error setting up audio output pin." I'm unable to get any sound or reaction out of Tracktion.

I haven't posted in a while, but I finally got a studio built.. I must say I'm proud of myself.. it's small but it's just for me :D

anyways, I'm running Tracktion 2, and a Mackie Onyx Satellite. It's firewire based, nice warm preamps.. two XLR phantom powered XLRs, but no MIDI.

Hi everybody. I am considering purchasing Tracktion. I've downloaded the demo and I have a few questions. I am currently using Cubase LE which came with my Firebox, but I am finding it a little complex. Tracktion touts itself as being simple but I find that the graphics look "toyish"(I know that's not important but I'm wondering if that reflects on the overall quality of the program).

I've been making all my stuff using Reason and am looking to upgrade to a ReWire host for it that supports audio tracks, tempo change, plugin automation, etc.

I'm looking for opinions on which would be a preferred setup. I am currently using a Roland VS-1680 now and would like to upgrade to either the new VS-2480DVD or possibly going the PC DAW route with a Mackie Onyx 1640 including the firewire card which comes with Tracktion (Mackie's software) or maybe get Logic or Cubase. Is anyone using the Onyx firewire setup? If so what software?

Hi, has anybody used this software?
I'm saving to buy Sonar 3, but I don't need all that MIDI power (only using some soft synths with simple lines) and looking at the price difference it is tempting to go the Tracktion route.

I love this software... check out this new kid on the DAW block. It's got great potential.

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By the way, I'm just a user.

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