kb420
Old School Old Head
to each its own i personally love record i'm satisfied with my purchase.
That's pretty much the bottom line. Some people will absolutely love Record, and others won't have a need for it at all.
It is what it is.
to each its own i personally love record i'm satisfied with my purchase.
I never said it would be industry standard but I know it will be taught in school, with Reason because Reason is being taught in schools.
Another thing, I don't use nor plan to get Kontakt.
I am not getting a client soundcard because I don't need the midi out.
I feel very comfortable with how I make my tracks, didn't need midi out and don't need it now, so I won't cry over it. I like the way I will hook mines up.
Its funny how everyone cares about CPU load when they can go and buy a quadcore cpu for only $ 200 and run a real sequncer like Reaper with all the vsts you can imagine. SSL is just a marketing strategy. I bet that 90% of this forum don't even know how an SSL board sounds. There are preamps and vsts that kick the **** out of a SSL board. Some of you think that when you run your music through a SSL board it gets automatically mixed and mastered lmao
cubase, logic, pro tools are taught in schools too...
what is your point?
kontact is just one example of a vsti that uses large sample libraries. there are other vsti that use large sample libraries that you may use that can utilitize that 12 GB of ram in your mac pro. as it is you are wasting allot of that power in that mac pro...
i bet your sound card is multi client if it has more than 2 audio outs...
do you know what multi client means?
able to use two or more audio apps with one soundcard...
the only problem you have is when you start talking about specs and how Record will utilitize your mac pro 12 gb with 8 cores...
it like you do not understand the specs and then come to the forum with allot of mis-information...
if Record works for you great. if you do not need midi out great. if you do not plan on buying kontakt great...
all i am asking for is get the facts correct...
you would state something like:
"when i get Record is it going to use the 12 GB of ram in my mac pro. do you know how many nn-xt i will able to use?"
that is incorrect...
there is a limit depending on which OS you a working with...
do not try to make a product into something its not...
again, i am sure Record is a great program but not for everyone...
like Deranged said, why throw the cubase (which i own since ver 1.7) and ableton live (which i own since ver 4) plus the upgrades away for an app that has 1/5 of the features?
if 1 + 1 = 2 then that does not make any sense at all...
Why are you using rewire? When you can bounce each individual track from beginning to end then bring them up into Protools. That's how I do it. I never used Rewire, it's to dam complicated and this works in seconds no real time crap.
it makes me no differents if you are the next stevie wonder or quincy jones or prince...
but...
what does this statement mean?
if you have all that experience, what would make you make this statement...
Because I don't have to use rewire lol I mean really what is that proving? I mean what's your point ? lol I have a faster and better route, and again what's your point? Are you trying to say my bouncing method don't work? I mean what are you saying?
i am not saying anything...
i was just asking...
you got it man...
ok?
there are some of us who thinks the shortest distance between two points is a straight line too...
Ummmmmmm oh tay lol hahahaha lol
Any who I am loving Record. Now I am about to incorporate Omnisphere with it. lol this is going to be juicy lol
i am just asking...
ok?
how are you going to incorporate omnisphere with record?
Ummm we cool but bruh I am not about to hand that secret out lol hahahah can't do it. I am one of those wild tech musical heads that sit and think and try thangs out. I will help out now and then but when I find out certain thangs, I am not telling, my bad I shouldn't have even typed that out there like that. dudes are hitting me up behind the scenes and I don't mind sharing where to get certain thangs, or how something work, but with my lil tricks Ima keep that to my self
wow!!!
that sounds like some Harry Houdini sh!t right there...
you got it bro!!!
I can think of one way. I have two soundcards on my pc. All I would have to do is simply open Omnisphere in another program which is assigned to soundcard 2, and then wire it to the soundcard in that Record is running on.
In a way, I do that type of thing already. In Live, I have Sound Forge set up as my audio editor. When I want to edit something in Live with Sound Forge, I open it right in Live, but actually Sound Forge uses my Mbox as a sound card, while Live runs on my Motif.
It's not really Houdini sh!t at all.
The only problem would be syncing the midi clocks, but that's not really a problem.