

I have learned a few things from watching many youtube channels (Recording Revolution as well as Pensado's place) The tools for altering your audio take allow you to do a LOT to the sound.(incl pitch/timestretching) Assigning a track to be recorded on and choosing my Fender amp via usb, or pink-front panel input jack, or UNO midi usb.Ĭhecking the audio levels, and hit the RECORD button. has a load of FX's as well (Reverb/Delay/Modulation.)Īnd has a load of Synths installed for your midi cravings.īeing that I'm used to setting up my audio interface and knowing exactly that everything is on my computer for inputs, it was easy for me to set up in Samplitude. It comes with all of the tools for compressing/limiting as well as EQ'ing. Samplitude had no problem seeing any of my drivers (alternative Asio drivers) or any of my connected equipment (being XP I need to connect there before starting Samplitude for best results) (running an old Custom Gigabyte XP desktop with an Uno midi interface, as well as a Win7 Samsung laptop). Its accepted my aging gear with no problems. It runs quite bug-free, I am very impressed with its stability. MAGIX does have a lot of helpers in the software to get the mix more correct for the handicapped-mixer, but they are not infallible. There is NO magic software that will do the mixing for you, this is a skill you need to develop yourself. Keep in mind, a Mixing Engineer takes many years and many-many mixes to become GOOD. I upgraded to Samplitude 2014 as soon as I could. When I found out that Samplitude had a new pair of little brothers, I made the purchase to Studio 2 (Samplitude 2014 lite) just to see if the audio tools were acceptable.

The Sampiltude Pro tools were a little too expensive for me at the time and I continued upgrading to Music Maker MX.Īs a guitarist and songwriter, it became apparent that the audio tools in Music Maker were "ok" but limited. I started with Magix Music Maker 16 Premium, which was cool (perhaps a little buggy) As a customer I have been a MAGIX user for many years.
