teknomike
Oldbie
Cubasis is not the most intuitive, but if you work through its learning curve, it's a good piece of software.
Unfortunately, as it is bundled, the pdf manual sucks, and there is no hard copy. You may find yourself getting into problems that you can't easily resolve.
Lots of people around here will recommend n-track, Cubase, Cool Edit Pro (now Adobe Audition), and others. I am leaning toward getting Audition, personally, as I am pleased with Cool Edit 2000.
mike
Unfortunately, as it is bundled, the pdf manual sucks, and there is no hard copy. You may find yourself getting into problems that you can't easily resolve.
Lots of people around here will recommend n-track, Cubase, Cool Edit Pro (now Adobe Audition), and others. I am leaning toward getting Audition, personally, as I am pleased with Cool Edit 2000.
mike
M
manning1
Banned
multitrackers i like....and use
powertracks pgmusic.com 29 bucks. dont be fooled by the low price.
ask powertrakkers at the forum at pg if you think i'm lying.
also magix music studio 2005 - about 80 bucks for the new version.
runs rock solid. too many features to list. you wont need anything else.
i bought both magix and powertracks and am set for years with more options than i ever need. others i like are n track, traktion and multitrackstudio.com.
all the best.
powertracks pgmusic.com 29 bucks. dont be fooled by the low price.
ask powertrakkers at the forum at pg if you think i'm lying.
also magix music studio 2005 - about 80 bucks for the new version.
runs rock solid. too many features to list. you wont need anything else.
i bought both magix and powertracks and am set for years with more options than i ever need. others i like are n track, traktion and multitrackstudio.com.
all the best.
Zona Mona
New member
Thanks for the replies, I'll look into that software. Meanwhile, while I have my bundled Cubasis, I have a few questions. If it supports 16 audio tracks, but has an 8 channel mixer, how can I get all of the tracks onto the mixdown besides making two seperate mixdowns and then mixing them?
teknomike
Oldbie
Ahhh, you can add tracks. 
At work right now, so would have to wait till I get home to remember how.
Mike
At work right now, so would have to wait till I get home to remember how.
Mike
Zona Mona
New member
I'm talking about channels not tracks. If I have eight tracks recorded and have them assigned to chanels 1-8 respectivley and I want to record another track how can I get that 9th track to sound during playback if all 8 channels are occupied?
