Fender Studio Pro 8 Released

[Fornicras]

It's crazy that Motion controllers are still not out. I've been waiting since January.

[Housemus]

I will definitely upgrade my Atom SQ. The concept is solid with the pattern editor in Studio Pro. It is good to have visual feedback off the 8 encoders and a bigger screen. I hope there is a launch or Summer Sale.

[soulata]

Nektar Panorama CS12 now supports FSP. Look nifty.

But as far as FSP updates go...basically nothing since release of v8.

[Vocalpoint Studios]

But as far as FSP updates go...basically nothing since release of v8.

That is because we have yet to reach the first "feature" release - which will be v8.1

May was always an awesome "update" month for Studio One - hope that trend continues.

VP

[soulata]

But as far as FSP updates go...basically nothing since release of v8.

That is because we have yet to reach the first "feature" release - which will be v8.1

May was always an awesome "update" month for Studio One - hope that trend continues.

VP

I hope so.

I recently tried out the stem separation thingie and it worked far worse than the one in Logic.

Mono drum overhead picked up too much of the brass and I wanted to get rid of it but the sound was a lot like early mp3s. Not really usable.

[Vocalpoint Studios]

I recently tried out the stem separation thingie and it worked far worse than the one in Logic.

Well - the stem separator in Studio Pro is not made by them - rather adapted from the another one or two others out there that every other company uses. (usually having an affiliation with Z-Plane)

And there is no such thing as "perfect" separation on every piece of audio you jam into these things either.

Each "tool" does it slightly different and there are thousands of tracks out there where separation is simply never going to be clean.

VP

[soulata]

I recently tried out the stem separation thingie and it worked far worse than the one in Logic.

Well - the stem separator in Studio Pro is not made by them - rather adapted from the another one or two others out there that every other company uses. (usually having an affiliation with Z-Plane)

And there is no such thing as "perfect" separation on every piece of audio you jam into these things either.

Each "tool" does it slightly different and there are thousands of tracks out there where separation is simply never going to be clean.

VP

Yeah well, that might be true but Logic did a far cleaner separation. Actually usable. In that particular case.

I prefer working in FSP but I might change to Logic. Or not. Actually looking at Nektar Panorama CS12 now that it works with both.

[Crossinger]

I prefer working in FSP but I might change to Logic. Or not.

I put your core statement in bold face. If you prefer the overall workflow, then you can live with slightly inferior stem separation every now and then.

[soulata]

I prefer working in FSP but I might change to Logic. Or not.

I put your core statement in bold face. If you prefer the overall workflow, then you can live with slightly inferior stem separation every now and then.

True.

I could also export the offending tracks, clean them and export them from Logic back into FSP.

[SeeingInMidi]

Are they still trying to push the quarterly feature updates?

[Vocalpoint Studios]

Are they still trying to push the quarterly feature updates?

No such thing now. That whole scene faded into obscurity as soon as V8 was released.

My understanding is that they are back to releasing things when they are ready.

Just as it was pre-v7

VP

[soulata]

Are they still trying to push the quarterly feature updates?

No such thing now. That whole scene faded into obscurity as soon as V8 was released.

My understanding is that they are back to releasing things when they are ready.

Just as it was pre-v7

VP

Not quite. Releasing when they're ready but charging after a year of updates (there may be none).

Worst of both worlds.

[Crossinger]

Not quite. Releasing when they're ready but charging after a year of updates (there may be none).

Worst of both worlds.

They are going back to their roots: the Cubase way!

A paid major upgrade once a year and only bug fixes in between.

[dastewart]

Not quite. Releasing when they're ready but charging after a year of updates (there may be none).

Worst of both worlds.

They are going back to their roots: the Cubase way!

A paid major upgrade once a year and only bug fixes in between.

Debatable

[soulata]

Not quite. Releasing when they're ready but charging after a year of updates (there may be none).

Worst of both worlds.

They are going back to their roots: the Cubase way!

A paid major upgrade once a year and only bug fixes in between.

Apparently, yeah!