It is a GREAT price $79.00 (DVD), or $88.95 (CD) I love how Cakewalk takes care of its customers!
edit: added price for the CD upgrade. still a fantastic value.
Cakewalk Project5 V2 upgrade price now available
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- KVRist
- 49 posts since 7 Jan, 2004
http://store.yahoo.com/cakewalkdirect2/project5.html
It is a GREAT price $79.00 (DVD), or $88.95 (CD) I love how Cakewalk takes care of its customers!
edit: added price for the CD upgrade. still a fantastic value.
It is a GREAT price $79.00 (DVD), or $88.95 (CD) I love how Cakewalk takes care of its customers!
edit: added price for the CD upgrade. still a fantastic value.
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- KVRist
- 52 posts since 4 Mar, 2005
Just checked the Cakewalk site, P5 v2 is on there now.
Nice pics of the gui and psyn2 and some other new stuf.
http://www.cakewalk.com/Products/Project5/inspire.asp
Can't wait to get my hands on the new Dimension instrument thingie!!
Shipping starts 4/21/05 !!
Nice pics of the gui and psyn2 and some other new stuf.
http://www.cakewalk.com/Products/Project5/inspire.asp
Can't wait to get my hands on the new Dimension instrument thingie!!
Shipping starts 4/21/05 !!
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- KVRist
- 320 posts since 24 Apr, 2004 from Right behind you NYC
Well I am also eagerly anticipating the new version, as I really at first didnt see any value or even use project 5 version 1.0, but I gave it a second look outta bordom and what i found amazed me.
Things that improve when using Project 5 within Sonar are #1; Resolution which is imo one of the most important things to improve in working with music as it gives you finer control or editing and quantization, speaking of which I never use unless I need the actual quantize feature but when you have a boost in resolution it improves your song timming and actually it's something so sublte that you wont even notice or might not even pick up at first.
#2 Being able to call up your fav synths in an instant so you can get right to work, also i like the GUI that Project 5 has, it actually makes your soft synth's look better and more uniform.
#3 Upon release of version 1.5, I found alot of bugs cleared up and found the product to fit in more with Sonar instead of fight to work together with it, afterall I found it odd at first that project5 would have any bugs at all considering its orgin and purpose, but with any new product theres bound to be a few quirks and to me version 1.5 fixed all of them cept for 1. "still cant use the early count -in function which is a pain in the arse btw"
So in the end using Project 5 gave me tighter control over my compositions and overall better sound quality because of that alone, which even though its not a synth or effect unit , because of the increse of resolution you will end up getting a better overall sound using this product.
Things that improve when using Project 5 within Sonar are #1; Resolution which is imo one of the most important things to improve in working with music as it gives you finer control or editing and quantization, speaking of which I never use unless I need the actual quantize feature but when you have a boost in resolution it improves your song timming and actually it's something so sublte that you wont even notice or might not even pick up at first.
#2 Being able to call up your fav synths in an instant so you can get right to work, also i like the GUI that Project 5 has, it actually makes your soft synth's look better and more uniform.
#3 Upon release of version 1.5, I found alot of bugs cleared up and found the product to fit in more with Sonar instead of fight to work together with it, afterall I found it odd at first that project5 would have any bugs at all considering its orgin and purpose, but with any new product theres bound to be a few quirks and to me version 1.5 fixed all of them cept for 1. "still cant use the early count -in function which is a pain in the arse btw"
So in the end using Project 5 gave me tighter control over my compositions and overall better sound quality because of that alone, which even though its not a synth or effect unit , because of the increse of resolution you will end up getting a better overall sound using this product.
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- KVRist
- 201 posts since 11 Jul, 2004
talking of price upgrades, whilst I'm not complaining, their price structure sure is weird. I've actually become rather interested in project 5 since I've read about these new features. Not sure if I'd actually need a proper sequencer but saw the offer on edirol's site for sonar 4 SE and Project 5 for 200 quid. Not bad, and I assume I'd get the free upgrade. What's silly is the fact that for an extra 70 quid, I can upgrade SE to PE and get all the extra features.
Now, doesn't PE cost, like 300+ quid on it's own? Shouldn't someone tell their accounts dept?
Now, doesn't PE cost, like 300+ quid on it's own? Shouldn't someone tell their accounts dept?
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- KVRAF
- 3125 posts since 6 Dec, 2002 from Ljubljana/ Slovenia
mmm, that looks like a great offer, but I couldn't find anything on free upgrade there.duncanm wrote:... but saw the offer on edirol's site for sonar 4 SE and Project 5 for 200 quid. Not bad, and I assume I'd get the free upgrade.
I wouldn't take it for granted.
k
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- KVRAF
- 3125 posts since 6 Dec, 2002 from Ljubljana/ Slovenia
me too.duncanm wrote:Heh! I've mailed sales at edirol to confirm it one way or the other.
