Tracktion versus the others...

[trs]

Not long ago there was a fire in my old neighbourhood resulting in a totally destroyed home, recording home studio included .

The positive part is , that I had to rebuild my studio completely from scratch, in my new home.

After some research and, instead of having lots of -as my girlfriend says - "black boxes" all over, I ended up (with the insurance money, of course), having a software based studio. Just a two screens poweful PC, a decent audio interface, biamplified studio monitors, controller keyboard and control surface. Plus software...

The most important question was, wich is the most adequated sequencer for my new situation?

You all know the answer.

And that`s what, in my humble opinion as a former Sonar/Cubase user, really makes the difference between Tracktion and the others I know: How well and how clear plug ins are managed, and what a superior quality the final mix exported file has.

Big "pro" apps have been under develope over the years and have seen countless versions etc..But they were created under a midi hardware controlling point of view, when virtual instruments and efects didn`t exist at all, while T1/T2 fully belongs to the plug in era.

Still has to grow (hopefully with all our feedback, still is a baby sequencer, but what a powerfull baby!

Honestly, congratulations to Jules and the developers and forum users...

[Lunch Money]

Sorry to hear about the accident. Glad to hear you like Tracktion, though.

[GYang]

In such situation your positive attitude is really good thing.
I can't tell you what is the best at the end of the day, but in my studio for clients we use Samplitude or Nuendo (simply standard they all know), but for myself I do (having all those stuff) the music on Tracktion. Far from being perfect it still offers a plenty of possibilities and motivate for fast enough work.

yang

[The O'Neil Twins]

Dude I'm sorry about the house. I really hope everything turns out okay for you.