Sticking with mixing, VCA faders are now available. Working with effects in the mixer is easy, and as well as some bundled Magix plug-ins the application can see your VST library: indeed, there’s now an integrated VST3 interface available. In a similar vein, there’s free plug-in routing and this lets you change the way effects are applied. In terms of what’s new, we start with multiple outputs during mixing which enable you to create more complex mix sessions in software. Get Tracking Tracking and editing audio is straightforward, as is advanced analysis using the spectral tools. It feels like a cross between a regular DAW and a wave editor/mastering package, and that’s a pretty accurate description of what it is. The layout is sensible, with toolbars at the top and bottom, a timeline area with project tracks in the centre and a multi-tabbed editor section near the base for performing analysis, edits and other tasks on any selected data or on the project itself. There are 999 tracks and 256 available inputs and outputs – far more than you’ll ever require. The interface is a little clinical but certainly doesn’t waste resources on anything flashy, opting instead to give you easy access to the many tools and sections that the software has.
MAGIX SAMPLITUDE PRO X2 TORRENT INSTALL
The regular version is a fairly modest install size, but if you go for the Suite you get more content including the Independence sampler with 70GB of content. It supports sample rates up to 384 kHz and is 64-bit and multicore capable, as you’d expect. It feels like a studio tool, with the look and feel of one of the proprietary systems that you often find in mastering houses or larger studios. Get Started Installation is simple enough and there’s a demo version available.
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