Tracktion has ruined me...

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I have a few old songs still festering in Sonar 2 and ACID 4...

I tried to go back to them the other night, just get 'em out of the way, get 'em finished so I could uninstall the programs for good.

Sigh... I couldn't even tolerate the workflow long enough to do it! I can't write music at all now unless I'm using Tracktion!

I think I'm going to have to just export them as single wave files and reopen in Tracktion.

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Same here. tried rewiring old Orion songs but even that was too much bother - eventually just streamed wavs and imported.
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I always keep my options open testing and retesting alternate hosts thinking that something is gonna click that didn't before and guess what? it just doesn't happen. No matter what, I always come back to Tracktion.

It makes me laugh. I'm like a crackhead. :-o
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Can't imagine ever going back to Cubase and the like. It's just not possible anymore. Everytime i see a hardware-mixer GUI i get panic-attacks.

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I'm with Lava on this too - Sonar 2.2 just doesn't cut it anymore workflow wise, so it's a real chore going back even tho there is the odd feature (loop explorer, mfx midi effects and drum editor are 3 of them) that I still yearn for occasionally.

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Totaly agrea, I used 8 weeks before the end of last year trying to port cubaseSX song works, and Reason blatterings, to Tracktion, ended up exporting audio tracks, but it was a work in progress, so it fell between two chairs.

Tracktion keeps it going, though! No more greedy dev. bastards!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Whilst I agree with workflow and ease of use issues, surely you must find there are some advantages to the way Acid and Orion work, for example:

Acid's timestretching is great, I use it mainly just for its Beatmapper (since I mainly like to bootleg songs ala DJ Shadow and 2 Many DJs). Meanwhile, Orion does have some very tasty synths, so that is what I use if for, then I stream the pattern to WAV and use in Tracktion.

So I say, create a healthy union of all your tools, then use Tracktion to bring them all together. I think of Acid, Orion and others as the DNA and Tracktion as the cell from which the DNA is expressed - but then I am a Human Geneticist by training and a Biology teacher to be, so that's just me.

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I found it difficuly to be without Muzys playroom feature, where you can build longer songs out of smaller segments or songs - live. Not unlike Ableton.

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Same here. After demoing Tracktion for a few days and putting it up against my Sonar - I bought Tracktion.

I never really like Sonar's bizillion windows and itty bitty icons even on 1280x1024. Tracktion is just better and faster at the user interface. I have a really hard time now with Sonar because of how EASY it is to arrange, edit, etc in the main window of Tracktion.

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