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Originally Posted by feedback711  but the math that was put into acid is not as accurate as pro tools or sonar. that my friend is a fact. the converters are horrible that is a fact so if tyou took a finished project from sonar to a mastering lab and one from acid. sonicly they will come out different its like the difference between amature sounding and pro sounding , acid just does not provide that. now if a idea is dope then its dope. i am not knocking the creative process that might be applyed to a program but its 60 dollars at best buy . its that cheap for a reason, you get what you pay for |
Dude Acid Pro is not 60 bucks at best buy, Sony actually makes several versions of the product and the one I think you are refering to is Acid Music.
And I didn't know that audio sequencers have "converters" ??
Are you maybe refering to the mix engine algorithm?..
I'll give you a break since you from Kansas City, and you might not have access to current information.
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Acid Pro 6 isn't as expensive as many sequencers, but who wants to pay more for their sequencer? And yes Acid supports 24bit/192k and 5.1 surround.
I eventually gave it up for Logic when I moved to my Intel Mac, but its a much more powerful tool than people give it credit. I've noticed a tiny difference in audio quality since I made the switch but its pretty negligable. Your A/D D/A makes a much bigger difference. However I haven't been able to use any of the new sequencers featuring 64 bit mixing engines, so maybe that will change my tune.