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sammz · 23rd April 2004

I guarantee there is no way I would pay $1000.00 plus for ANY DAW and there is no way anyone could convince me that ANY DAW is worth that much . If Magix was not offering the killer deal on the crossgrade for Samp 7 Pro I would have probably went with Sonar for less then $500.00 . To me once I played with the Samp Demo it was a no brainer .
Think of it this way ...with Saw or Nuendo you would STILL have to purchase a seperate CD burning proggy for red book audio so in effect it would be closer to $1500.00, again a no brainer .
Magix with Samplitude has raised the bar for PC based native DAW and I predict it won't be long before they dominate that market( even with their crappy registration procedure) .

Dave

23rd April 2004	#15
sammz Gear interested Joined: Apr 2004 Posts: 12	I guarantee there is no way I would pay $1000.00 plus for ANY DAW and there is no way anyone could convince me that ANY DAW is worth that much . If Magix was not offering the killer deal on the crossgrade for Samp 7 Pro I would have probably went with Sonar for less then $500.00 . To me once I played with the Samp Demo it was a no brainer . Think of it this way ...with Saw or Nuendo you would STILL have to purchase a seperate CD burning proggy for red book audio so in effect it would be closer to $1500.00, again a no brainer . Magix with Samplitude has raised the bar for PC based native DAW and I predict it won't be long before they dominate that market( even with their crappy registration procedure) . Dave