Where is the cheapest place to by ntrack in canada?

[rui]

I read many reviews saying that ntrack was only $39 then I saw more reviews saying $69 then $75.00 on the ntrack website. They also had the 24 bit version.

After I converted it to canadian.. it was over a hundred bucks.

Is there a cheaper website to buy the reg for the 24 bit version?

Thanks for the info.

 

[Nils K]

rui, The official price for the 24-bit version of n-Track is $75, but you should consider once more if you really need it. I have been working with the 16 bit version for several years (way back since version 2, in fact) and I have never missed the ability to work in 24 bit.

If you buy the 16 bit version, the official price is $49, which in my opinion is a bargain for such a cool and useful program. If you need to upgrade to the 24 bit version later, you may enable the 24 bit features in the working program by paying the exact price difference between the two - $26.

I suggest you buy it directly via DigiBuy. There is no (legal) alternative, really...

Don't forget to save - or print out - the codes you pay for - and happy n-Tracking!

regards, Nils

 

[rui]

The 16 bit vs 24 bit

What's the difference? Will I hear a difference in recording?

 

[JasonSpatola]

Volumes have been written about 16 bit vs. 24 bit. Although you can make great recordings either way, most agree that 24 bit is better.

(I looked for a good thread explaining all this but most of them are just flame wars!)

Anyway, to make use of 24 bits, you have to have a 24 bit sound card. If you don't, stick to the 16 bit version and upgrade later.

Also, if you're new to the recording stuff, be sure to take a look at AudioMinds.com - it's an amazing resource for beginners and pros alike.

- Jason Spatola

 

[notbradsohner]

just download it and get the codes from www.fasoft.com

24 bit is a higher rate, which means audio is captured better, but some say you cant tell the difference. how will you be getting audio into n-tracks?

 

[gordone]

Just to clarify, 24-bit refers to the size of each sample (word length), and not the rate. 44.1khz or 96khz is the rate, or how many samples (24 or 16 bits) are taken each second.

Now back to your regularly scheduled program...

just download it and get the codes from www.fasoft.com

24 bit is a higher rate, which means audio is captured better, but some say you cant tell the difference. how will you be getting audio into n-tracks?