Confused about configuring software

[Infinity429]

I have reason 3.0, sound forge 6.0, Cubase Sx3, Nuendo 3, Halion 3, fruitloops, vegas 4.0, cakewalk, wave lab 5.0, PCDJ and I don't know what each software is for except for reason. I have no clue how to work anything but reason so can anybody give me some insight on what to do with these programs . *For example, I use Cubase for editing, cakewalk for sampling,. I hear Cubase, nuendo, and halion are some pretty tight programs. And how to configure these to work together. Gracias!

[wishtheend]

how about you research the manufacture's website for each of those :P
how'd you end up with programs you know nothing about....

[Massive Master]

I'll have to assume that this is a joke about cracked software... Otherwise, this is just a joke.

[Farview]

How did you end up with $10,000 worth of sotware you know nothing about. BTW Cubase and Nuendo are almost the same program, one is $800 and the other is $1300. That seems like a very good use of money. You did buy these, didn't you? It would certainly take some balls to come here as ask how to use stolen stuff.

[RhythmRmixd]

You wouldn't want to wind up like Hector did, would you?

[Massive Master]

Hector... Hector...

[TimOBrien]

Sounds like someone doesn't know how to go to the bookstore OR read the help files....

Cracked stolen software'll do that to ya....

[fraserhutch]

Originally Posted by Massive Master

Hector... Hector...

This guy: http://homerecording.org/bbs/showthread.php?t=120710

[RhythmRmixd]

Originally Posted by Massive Master

Hector... Hector...

Hector wasn't a big fan of the security dongle that is required to run Cubase SX2. He made that quite apparent to us.

[fraserhutch]

Originally Posted by RhythmRmixd

Hector wasn't a big fan of the security dongle that is required to run Cubase SX2. He made that quite apparent to us.

Thank the software pirates for the reality of dongles........

[MadAudio]

As you can tell, software pirating is looked down upon here.

Don't let the virtual door hit your virtual ass on the way out!

[Infinity429]

I actually took over a studio that my friend has who just recently was deployed to Iraq so, I don't know too much about the equipment he has. But i would like to make music while he's gone. I've checked several websites but I havent' found any manuals or anything.

[grn]

oh snap! they got told.

[Dr. Zin]

Originally Posted by wishtheend

how'd you end up with programs you know nothing about....

A lot of times these come in some bundle with the hardware. My Digi002-Rack came with Reason and SampleTank and some others, and I still don't have a clue on WTF! to do with them... I know what they are now at least.

[fraserhutch]

Originally Posted by Dr. Zin

A lot of times these come in some bundle with the hardware. My Digi002-Rack came with Reason and SampleTank and some others, and I still don't have a clue on WTF! to do with them... I know what they are now at least.

There is NO way Cubase SX2 and Nuendo 3 were bundled with anything.

And my guess is that if there are no manuals lying around (and lots of them), then the software is most likely pirated.

[Dr. Zin]

Originally Posted by fraserhutch

There is NO way Cubase SX2 and Nuendo 3 were bundled with anything.

And my guess is that if there are no manuals lying around (and lots of them), then the software is most likely pirated.

I see your point!

Keel haul the pirate!

[RhythmRmixd]

Aye! Make em walk the plank! Arrrggghh!! Where's me peg leg?

[dwillis45]

And if for some reason the software is legitimate...there should be a giant PDF file lurking somewhere on the computer that contains a manual. Many software makers no longer provide printed manuals and the good ones include PDF-based documentation that normally loads with a default installation.

[Farview]

Originally Posted by dwillis45

And if for some reason the software is legitimate...there should be a giant PDF file lurking somewhere on the computer that contains a manual. Many software makers no longer provide printed manuals and the good ones include PDF-based documentation that normally loads with a default installation.

Cubase SX and Nuendo come with several printed manuals.

[treymonfauntre]

the odds of all of those relatively new programs being cracked and installed by a person that doesn't know what they're doing seems somewhat slim.


just stick with cubase. its pretty easy.

[Farview]

Originally Posted by treymonfauntre

the odds of all of those relatively new programs being cracked and installed by a person that doesn't know what they're doing seems somewhat slim.


just stick with cubase. its pretty easy.

The odds of someone wasting $1500 on Nuendo after they spent $800 on cubase SX (being that they are 90% the same program) is even more unlikely.