And Live...well, to be fair, many people seem to think that it is good for one type of music or live performance or working a certain way. The reality is that you can use it as a live performance instrument, as a straight up multi tracker, as an experiemental playground or as a drag and drop linear sequencer. Whoever tells you it's limited really hasn't tried it out too much. Just like me suggesting Orion is crap when I've never actually used it
Having said all of that I'm very much into Tracktion with a view to others appearing soon on the horizon, including XT2.
::runs to Sony Website in shock, only to find that it's the ACID Music 6 demo::
