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2013/02/20 12:25:00
Mesh
bapu


Is it mid day yet?

Ya. It's Mayday upstairs. 
 
....and 12:23pm here.
 
What happened? not sleepy or waiting for your mid day?
2013/02/20 13:00:03
SongCraft
I rarely go upstairs, but recently of course to pay my respects to Seth. I wish him all the very best.   

I'm trying to remain positive for CW (or should I say Roland) I'm waiting to see what the next release (SONAR) has to offer. And also because there are still familiar Bakers who remain on the development team and Roland isn't about to go bust. 

Other DAW's to consider but for now and possibly in the future I'll remain with SONAR, at least it can handle large projects without a sweat and has gotten the job done. And like the old saying goes; no DAW is perfect. 
2013/02/20 13:23:04
Ham N Egz
I doubt CW is going away, there may be a new business model, however, ala Pro Tools,,,

Roland is not going away, but they certainly lost their pizazz in the Intrument  and Audio Arena , The new Jupiters are not the next sliced bread, like the game changing Korg Kronos was. Since DAWs are part of the MI slice, I wonder, though

I have plenty of Roland Products that are not supported with updates or features anymore, the MMP2, the SI-24, the VM3100 pro, My Fantom,

So I am really wondering if I want to switch to the Presonus Studio One. I tried the demo and the Gui took awhile, plus its workflow. Sonar is so dam easy to use.

Its a Pickle
2013/02/20 13:33:44
craigb
I wonder if those kitchen guys do fred renovations too?
2013/02/20 13:56:17
bapu
craigb


I wonder if those kitchen guys do fred renovations too?

One can only hope that will happen BEFORE Daryk returns.


He may like the place then.


It's all about workflow.
2013/02/20 14:00:18
bapu
musicman100

 the Presonus Studio One. I tried the demo and the Gui took awhile, plus its workflow. Sonar is so dam easy to use.

I gave it a 30 minutes spin yesterday and had to find a tut on how to create multiple outs for drum modules (ala Addictive, TT, BFD etc.). In less than 5 minutes spent I could not find how to import a multitrack MIDI file. I'm sure it's there. Maybe just a browser drag and drop!?!


2013/02/20 15:52:06
Ham N Egz
bapu


musicman100

the Presonus Studio One. I tried the demo and the Gui took awhile, plus its workflow. Sonar is so dam easy to use.

I gave it a 30 minutes spin yesterday and had to find a tut on how to create multiple outs for drum modules (ala Addictive, TT, BFD etc.). In less than 5 minutes spent I could not find how to import a multitrack MIDI file. I'm sure it's there. Maybe just a browser drag and drop!?!

See, I wuz gonna ax ewe about it,, those kind of issues I found with Studio, plus I think I remember some issues with soundcards and so forth(not as picky as PT, mind you )
 
I may revisit Stew Dio agan, but I have yo rlearn my werk flo,, and I yam an old Ca$h Dog...
2013/02/20 17:03:37
SongCraft
I think I remember some issues with soundcards and so forth(not as picky as PT, mind you ) 


IIRC the issue had something to do with midi timing errors. Other nags was about controllers. But its been a while since and the last time I looked, I think they had fixed these issue long ago although some controllers may not play so well (sorry, I'm not entirely sure)! 

Overall though, I found the UI very pleasant, it's simplicity is what could actually throw people off the workflow because it's urrrm so very simple lol, but it also has a surprising amount of more advance features which are astounding such as; timing and envelope editing.  


And some of the effect plugins are actually pretty darn good. But the big stand-out feature is Melodyne ARA and integrated mastering; being able to switch to mix to make a few adjustments then back to master and it auto-updates. 


I'm going to wait for about a year before I decide IF I'll make the switch and purchase the Professional Edition, that along with Melodyne Editor (ARA.) but I'm still concerned about the midi capabilities of S1.2, the prv and the ability to handle large projects containing multiple VI Plugins.

I don't like bounce or freeze anything (midi) = I prefer to keep all midi projects as is (along with backup, copies) this is my preferred workflow and it also allows me to rework, redo, or totally recreate new songs from these midi existing projects.  

The community there lacks an OT forum?.  I dunno the overall atmosphere seems to lack that causal easy-going chilled out kinda coolness character about it. (Sorry, hard to explain)! 
2013/02/20 17:12:55
jbow
Danger Danger... Warning Warning... Need new kitchen space? (see what I did there?)
 
 

 
(get your hands off me creep)
2013/02/20 17:14:12
jbow
I don't know about you but I need some levity around here, so there it is... annoyance warning... you've been warned!

J
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