defected from Sonar

[jimsey]

I just wanted to say thank you to the developers of T2! I've recently moved over from years of Cakewalk and Sonar and the experience has been like getting out of a rotten old car you have tried your best to maintain and then getting into a brand new sports car that almost drives itself.

My laptop now feels like a piece of advanced alien hardware that has accidentally fallen into the hands of a human. I'm suddenly more creative, wanting to spend more time at the machine and I am really really enjoying it. Isn't that what it is all about..?



James

[djsubject]

hello james & welcome to T2 & KvR

what a lovley first post

i also was a cacewalk user cakewalk 6 is where my music life began

any questions, then this is the place to ask them


Subz

[Beno]

Welcome. Can our marketing department use your post? It's priceless!

Ben

[jimsey]

Hi Subz and thanks very much..!

[jimsey]

Hi Ben, and yes of course you can!

[zerobae]

Hey Jimsey, I recently had the exact same feelings you described so vividly -- only I was making the switch to Live after years of using Acid Pro, with some sidesteps to Cubase and the likes.

I think we've really entered a new phase of sequencing software in 2005, not only the two of us but the music making community as a whole. This holds true of Tracktion 2 and Live 5 alike, I suppose.

[Wopelka]

I just wanted to say thank you to the developers of T2! I've recently moved over from years of Cakewalk and Sonar and the experience has been like getting out of a rotten old car you have tried your best to maintain and then getting into a brand new sports car that almost drives itself.

My laptop now feels like a piece of advanced alien hardware that has accidentally fallen into the hands of a human. I'm suddenly more creative, wanting to spend more time at the machine and I am really really enjoying it. Isn't that what it is all about..?



James

as a Sonar fan and Tracktion disliker, i'd like to complain, for "rotten" is kind of offensive

[lharless]

Welcome aboard! T2 is the best kept secret in recording software! You're now in the know!

You'll be able to do everything you need to do with T2, beautifully and simply. It's a rare gold coin.

[Hybernation]

You'll be able to do everything you need to do with T2, beautifully and simply.

Just don't expect to be able to do everything you can do with Sonar, or you will be greatly disappointed

[Stairsteps]

For my projects nothing beats Sonar 4.

just did a search on tracktion here at Kvr and I find more bugs with this host croping up than with any other.

Sonar has the least bugs and complaints. here just do a search.

[valley]

For my projects nothing beats Sonar 4.

just did a search on tracktion here at Kvr and I find more bugs with this host croping up than with any other.

Sonar has the least bugs and complaints. here just do a search.

This is a dedicated Tracktion forum. Try the dedicated Sonar/Cubase/Fruity forums and you'll find people there talk far more about Sonar/Cubase/Fruity bugs than they do about Tracktion bugs. Do you think there may be a reason for that?

[ModuLR]

welcomoto jimsey! w00t! if it fits your way of thinking (like many of the loons 'round here), T is a wonderful experience... (and I've got lots of other nice 'underground' hosts.. but T is my hands down favorite) . If it's any consolation... I did download the Sonar4 demo again... and just sat there for about 15 minutes... stumped!

dark curvey road
deer (me)
car with headlights on..
deer (me)
car getting closer...
deer (me)... look at the headlights... (hypnotic)
car gets closer...
deer (me)... headlights... pr e tty he ad lig ht s
smack...

[djsubject]

[AD80]

Welcome to the crew Jimsey. I switched over from Cubase myself not too long ago.

[lharless]

dibs on the tenderloin!