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hi,
I`m really new here and you can help me.
i am searching for a new host on pc.
i`m used to PT HD on mac, but don`t like the windows version. and i want to use a pc.
i don`t use any midi.
i just record, edit and mix. i need a lot of audio tracks, not only 32 like PT le.
I tried samplitude and really liked it, but the workflow in PT is better to me.
so any suggestions what`s the best host for me?
I don`t mind reputation, so it could be free if it works for me.

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Try Audition.
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I think, regarding audio work, Samplitude would be your best bet, probably with Nuendo following.
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Samp and Nuendo.

Wait ... wait ... it's Sequoia if you're serious :D

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Tracktion of course :wink:
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I'll second the Rabbit (our ProTools connaisseur): try Adobe Audition. Done a few audio-only (no midi) projects in its predecessor CoolEditPro and its a breeze to work with.

Edit: and a warm welcome to KVR!!
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PT HD on mac, but don`t like the windows version
Once you have open Pro Tools HD what's so different between Mac and Windows ???

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Is there any intentional significance to the spelling of "alter-naives" in the thread title? :lol:

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sure. it's a new fashion.

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@dramsenic: it was just very unstable when testing.
audition looks quite good...
i found ntrack on the net and it seems to have nearly all features i need, any opinions to that?
or more advises?

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Swiss Porn? :shrug: :o

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I never had any good luck with nTrack, but have not tried it in a while. It might be more stable these days. Honestly, if you don't like or don't want to spend the money for Audition, I would give Tracktion a hard look. I've been using Tracktion and Audition together for a while now and it turned out to be a great combo. I recently decided to purchase Samplitude 8 and that's the only reason I'm not using Tracktion anymore. I still recommend it highly for most things.
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Hmm, my ProTools is stable on both platforms. Of course, I could be using different features than you in different ways.

I'm still a Tracktion guy, but PT is there when I need it.

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S_A_P wrote:
dramsenik wrote: (O=)==*
EllllB
-(_O_)===#
Swiss Porn? :shrug: :o

at last one! you want?

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What? no CUBASE SX? Same as Nuendo, $400 less, minus a couple of Surround features. It can do anything PT can, I believe (the hardware would be the biggest difference).

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