MultitrackStudio

[She Changed Her Mind]

@jens

The hilarious thing I think is that I just started producing. After years of hesitation.

Besides, on behalf of a DAW and an expensive VSTi (+ iLok dongle) that didn't work, I bought no software but hardware

So I guess it were the emotions of the moment which made me feel hilarious, because you can't make overdubs in DAWs. At least.. not in a coherent way.

[phoenixnick]

I love this software As solid as a lump of Dartmoor granite. I cannot in 7 years remember having a crash . I tend to run a lot of virtual effects and instruments and they all run with no problems. It doesn't take a lot of computer power to run a lot of resources with MTS.

I always get the feel of the old multitrack tape systems of the past, so I suppose it best suits those who like to think that way. It is a good program for quickly producing results, without being lost in cluttered pages, etc. There are a lot of great features on there, well worth checking out the user Manual, I admit to finding out new features I never knew existed there.

Another great thing with the developer of MTS is the speed with which any issues are dealt with. It is not that unusual for a "update" to be posted hours after a issue has been raised.

Nick B

[kbaccki]

I'm just surprised it's still around, being one of the lesser known products out there. I think I demo'd in '01 or '02. Ended up going with n-Track at the time because of it's broad VST + DX support.