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skaltpunk
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has anyone used magix midi studio generation 6? is it any good?
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sondriven
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skaltpunk said:
Ive messed around with it and think its no good at all. Unless youre not building your own drum loops then its probably fine for that.
John
Seanmorse79
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I guess I'm one of the very few that like it. I used a version long ago (before Acid existed) and got used to it then. So long as you have a good mouse 
I think it's great. It does what I want it to do, and I feel like I have more control than with Acid. To me, Acid is less natural, but that's probably because I'd already gotten used to Magix. I'm sure Acid's loops are better quality, but I never use canned loops anyway, I make my own. I have both and I only use Magix.
I think it's great. It does what I want it to do, and I feel like I have more control than with Acid. To me, Acid is less natural, but that's probably because I'd already gotten used to Magix. I'm sure Acid's loops are better quality, but I never use canned loops anyway, I make my own. I have both and I only use Magix.
Gidge
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the question I have to ask is what are you using it for?....multitrack recording?....creating loops?......
for multitrack recording N-Track can't be beat in the bang for the buck dept.......
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for multitrack recording N-Track can't be beat in the bang for the buck dept.......
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Seanmorse79
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I only use Magix for looping. It's easiest for me to work with. After I've got the loops arranged and mixed, I usually bring it into a multi-track program (Cakewalk PA9) for vocals and any non-looped stuff.