Recent content by RadicalDelusion

I know that using avid ProTools in Mac OS allows you to do this. Assuming you have enough ports and power to each device. It'll create an aggregate device. You set it up in the system audio/MIDI preferences. I don't think it's possible on windows and I don't know about any other DAW's.

Have you looked into the possibility of installing Mac OS on a partition on your laptop? Depending on the hardware could be very easy. Sometimes a simple as a bootloader

I miss Drum Core. The first version was my favorite. I don't know if it exists anymore. But it had loops played by various session drummers in both audio and midi format that could be time shifted, chopped up, etc.. It was extremely useful and easy and realistic sounding. I personally find it...

Unless you want to convert a midi track into an audio track so you can work with the actual waveform there's no need to convert or copy

I record at 24-bit, 48 kHz. CDs are dithered down to 16 bit, 44.1. Most people will not notice the difference, but if your computer can handle it, I would recommend going with the 48kHz

Really? that is one that I'm considering along with reaper. Have you ever used ProTools, if so, how would you compare the two? I've been using ProTools for so long that anything else's like looking at hieroglyphics to me. probably worse actually

For optimal performance it is ill-advised to have your Internet connection on, especially Wi-Fi, while running a DAW. I'm surprised they don't offer an ilok, or Device ID– based license

Same here. But I have a perpetual license that goes up as far as ProTools 12.5.2, which I have gotten to work with everything up through Monterey, using a couple little workarounds. But I'm so tired of them changing the format of plug-ins simply to force people to buy new ones that are...

You can disable those annoying pop-ups trying to get you to update

I used to be gung ho about Mac OS & Pro Tools, but not so much of a fan anymore. Ubuntu studio is the way to go with Reaper or Ardour for a DAW

Whichever one you are using, there is a big difference between the home and professional versions. Definitely go with pro. Windows is not optimal for audio production but it is a lot more functional than it used to be. My love affair with Mac OS is dying and I'm about to switch from ProTools on...

I have been using ProTools for 22 years, and any looking at the GUI of any other DAW, to me, is like trying to read Sanskrit. I'm so used to the avid ProTools visual layout. I like the fact that Reaper is customizable (and and I have tried some skins and make it look like ProTools. I was...

It also opens the door for it also opens door it also opens it also I record everything onto an external US BC Drive, which I then upload to my iCloud so that is accessible wherever I am. While there are many apps and services claiming that you can do cloudbase recording and mixing mama I...