floyd wrote:I for sure understand having a small budget for music... But seriously, if people have 'studio's' and can't afford a sequencer for $200, what do you actually have in your studio? Guitars, amps, mics, drums, monitors, mixers, keyboards etc. etc. will all run thousands of $. T2 is just another expense, and considering the sequencer is the heart of any studio I don't see $199 as ridiculous.Nu Audio Science wrote:Tracktion CM sounds cool but on your other points your wrong ,The members of my band all twelve of them have their own studios that they record music in...
Golly what a freindly chap i guess i best stop posting my opinion because you said so and thanx for keeping an eye on me.woolyloach wrote:NAS, if you don't like it, why don't you just quit your bitching and move on to something else? You got nothing better to do but post the same thing over and over and over again, or what?
If you don't want it, don't buy it. Go spend money on eXT (cheaper) or Cubase SE or Cakewalk Home Studio or Fruity. There's plenty out there that'll do what you want that's not Tracktion.
Go make music or something, stop sounding like a whiny little brat that didn't get the toy he wanted for Christmas. Cripes. You've posted pretty much the same thing here and in the Tracktion forums, isn't one place enough for you?
Sorry but you argue that we should give Jules a break because hes on his own ,Theres a heftier price tag and Mackie distribution which would mean anybody who doesn't know about Jules thinks this is a mackie product ,So what your saying is a warning for Mackie then that there customers should expect an inferior product because theres only one programmer (And im fairly certain theres two)koolkeys wrote:There's a difference between being "full of bugs" and just having it's share of bugs. EVERY program that exists has bugs, including Tracktion. But you yourself said that it hasn't crashed for you in 2 years. Seems pretty stable to me. Stability and bugs aren't always related. I agree that there are many things that may need fixed, but T's not full of bugs. Besides, even to this day, only ONE MAN does all the coding. And considering that compared to other apps, T has very few bugs, I think that's pretty impressive. Some software have an entire TEAM of programmers and still can't get it right. In fact, alot of this software costs 4 times what T2 will cost. So be realistic, and I will be too. As I said, not perfect, but far from the opposite also.
Koolkeys
You've become boring. If you'd actually said anything new it'd be a different story, but it's the same old snivelling replayed again and again. And I'll post what I want to, when I want to, just like you will - I'm as entitled to providing my opinion (once!) as you are.Nu Audio Science wrote:Golly what a freindly chap i guess i best stop posting my opinion because you said so and thanx for keeping an eye on me.woolyloach wrote:NAS, if you don't like it, why don't you just quit your bitching and move on to something else? You got nothing better to do but post the same thing over and over and over again, or what?
If you don't want it, don't buy it. Go spend money on eXT (cheaper) or Cubase SE or Cakewalk Home Studio or Fruity. There's plenty out there that'll do what you want that's not Tracktion.
Go make music or something, stop sounding like a whiny little brat that didn't get the toy he wanted for Christmas. Cripes. You've posted pretty much the same thing here and in the Tracktion forums, isn't one place enough for you?
Yes and your rants are just so enlightning and original so again thanx.woolyloach wrote:You've become boring. If you'd actually said anything new it'd be a different story, but it's the same old snivelling replayed again and again. And I'll post what I want to, when I want to, just like you will - I'm as entitled to providing my opinion (once!) as you are.Nu Audio Science wrote:Golly what a freindly chap i guess i best stop posting my opinion because you said so and thanx for keeping an eye on me.woolyloach wrote:NAS, if you don't like it, why don't you just quit your bitching and move on to something else? You got nothing better to do but post the same thing over and over and over again, or what?
If you don't want it, don't buy it. Go spend money on eXT (cheaper) or Cubase SE or Cakewalk Home Studio or Fruity. There's plenty out there that'll do what you want that's not Tracktion.
Go make music or something, stop sounding like a whiny little brat that didn't get the toy he wanted for Christmas. Cripes. You've posted pretty much the same thing here and in the Tracktion forums, isn't one place enough for you?
And no, I'm not a particularly friendly chap when I'm annoyed, nor do I feel a need to be so in this situation. I'm fine with that.
If you'll excuse me, I have some recording to finish before it gets too late. Have a nice day.
I'm pretty curious about the Sampletank/Amplitube stuff. Just how crippled are they? Glorified demos or actually useful?3*s wrote:Yeah, it's kinda lame to package a sequencer with extra software just to give it a more "pro" pricetag, however this is what you're getting:
Slayer2
Sample Tank SE
Sample Tank SE Loops
Amplitube LE
bs-1 (Soundfont player)
RMIV
Mackie ZR-3 (Organ Sim)
Final Mix (Mastering Software)
So really it's not a bad deal.
My dad never owned any recording equipment until a couple of years ago, when he bought a 4-track tape recorder for $300, just to lay down a few tracks. $200 for Tracktion would have been a bargain.Nu Audio Science wrote:There no way our violin player is going to pay $200 for a sequencer to just lay up tracks but she was even programming MIDI and using racks in T1.
Actually, there's not even any need to move on. What's wrong if someone stays with T1?woolyloach wrote:NAS, if you don't like it, why don't you just quit your bitching and move on to something else? You got nothing better to do but post the same thing over and over and over again, or what?
EnergyXT is possibly the biggest bargain to be had for sure, but as easy to use as Tracktion? Certainly not for me, it took me 10 minutes to learn to navigate Tracktion interface and I had the begining of a midi song laid out after an hour using it; I tried EXT for a whole evening and, quite frankly, couldn't make heads of tails out of it and I still can't, so I dropped that idea.Acolmiztli wrote:NAS: Send your band over to the EnergyXT website. Its just as easy to use as Tracktion, and only costs $40 or so.
As i said i probably wont if Jules still suppoerts T1 ,And i already use EXT but theres no way most non PC litertate people are gonna use it not like they can with T anyhow.db wrote:Actually, there's not even any need to move on. What's wrong if someone stays with T1?woolyloach wrote:NAS, if you don't like it, why don't you just quit your bitching and move on to something else? You got nothing better to do but post the same thing over and over and over again, or what?
Besides, T1 users most likely won't pay anywhere near
$200. As a guess, I'd say T1 users will get an $80 discount (The price of T1) If so, that means T2 is even cheaper at $200 - $80= $120.
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