The world's best selling audio dev is...

[HanafiH]

MAGIX AG

Refers to the amount of software products sold by European and US retailers in the segments "Photo Software," "Video Software" and "Music Software." According to the monthly measurement by NPD Data Charts US, Media Control Germany (PC/CD-ROM non-games), GfK charts Benelux, France, Spain, Italy; Chart Track UK. MAGIX sold more products than any other publisher in this segment in the time period from January 2005 to March 2006.

http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_ht ... _id=157814

[koolkeys]

I would say it's because they make their products more widely available. You can get them in any electronics store. I applaud them for that.

But then again, I remember getting my copy of Cubase VST 3.7 from a Frye's electronics in California. Do they still sell anything at a "normal" store?

Brent

[flugel45]

Yeah, it's no wonder - they cover just about every level and aspect of music making with their products, and like koolkeys said, they're everywhere!

I've got a ton of cassettes and lps I wanted to convert to digital, and rather than deal with a full-blown 2 track editor like SoundForge 8 (which is what I normally use for mastering), I made a visit to a local computer store looking for something dedicated to converting the old analog formats... and found that Magix had about six different products!

I ended up getting Audio Cleaning Lab 10 for $14.00, and I couldn't be happier with it!


JD

[Vonbrucken]

flugel45 you didn't the word "more ?"

I ended up getting Audio Cleaning Lab 10 for $14.00, and I couldn't be happier with it!

[flugel45]

flugel45 you didn't the word "more ?"

I ended up getting Audio Cleaning Lab 10 for $14.00, and I couldn't be happier with it!

Huh? Not following you.

If you're referring to my use of the word "happier", it already means "more happy". Putting the word "more" in front of it would be redundant. Or, am I missing something?


JD

[Vonbrucken]

sorry grammar problem