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sixstrngstru...	Date: December 7, 2003 @ 12:22 PM ok i use cool edit pro buti was wondering wat the most popular software was....and idk if this is the rite forum
KevBrock	Date: December 7, 2003 @ 12:25 PM Any Cakewalk software is most popular. Pro Tools is also very popular software for musicians.
pog	Date: December 7, 2003 @ 2:48 PM what I've noticed... Protools is classed as the industry standard. N-track studio is pretty good for beginners, cool edit pro 2 is good for most stuff. Acid 4 is good for dj's Vegas is good for video production, but version 1d (before video was implemented) was awsome for mixing work, cos it was simple and fast. Cakewalk as I remember it was more towards the midi user, but this may have changed since I last used it.
starseven	Date: December 7, 2003 @ 3:57 PM Right now protools is defintly the industry standard... i dont know of anyone who actually uses cakewalk anymore... Logic is quickly become the standard for pto studios since apple bought emagic. Now protools is directign is efforts towards PC to fill int he gaps left by Logic... for hoem studios i see a lot of people using nuendo...
EveningAnalogue	Date: December 8, 2003 @ 12:03 AM We used Sonar 3 on our song. It's a pretty cool progam. The Evening Analogue - Big City Girl The Evening Analogue - Big City Girl The Evening Analogue - Big City Girl http://eveninganalogue.dmusic.com/
woodhead	Date: December 8, 2003 @ 12:11 AM cake walk not being used any more????? what do you think sonar is. I use cake walk, love it it is a cool prog, I am only using creator roght now , but a def fan, and am saving up to buy sonar
furiousBall	Date: December 8, 2003 @ 12:39 AM i use sonar 3, and fairly happy with it. i've had a lot of issues with my soundcard from time to time. i'm not sure if that was driver issues from midiman or sonar exactly, but they've gone away. i'd love to try out pro tools though.
GeneHilbert	Date: December 8, 2003 @ 1:06 AM I've used and still use Cakewalk for years for midi applications - by far the easiest, most intuitive software sequencer which combines audio features. However Cakewalk's audio sound engine is inferior to the higher end Steinberg software, and it does have VST & VSTi limitations. That is why I decided not to invest in Sonar. Maybe in a few years they will overcome there short comings but they are not there yet.
sixstrngstru...	Date: December 8, 2003 @ 2:45 PM yea one more question i havnt been able to find a cord that can hook up to my line-in jack on my pc can someone give me a website or even better a specific product?
furiousBall	Date: December 8, 2003 @ 3:12 PM just go to the nearest radio shack, they'll have it for cheap. i believe it's a 1/8" stereo jack
KevBrock	Date: December 8, 2003 @ 7:25 PM The only problem with ProTools that it's very expensive, since the software is Industry Standard like you say, the reason the price is higher is because most famous musicians/bands in the national recording industry use Pro Tools. Many famous producers like Bob Rock had used ProTools.
mracky	Date: December 8, 2003 @ 8:14 PM "just go to the nearest radio shack, they'll have it for cheap. i believe it's a 1/8" stereo jack" Radio shack calls 'em mini-plugs. -- former Radio Shack sales person

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