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Reply #30 posted 02/06/03 6:26pm

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TreeDog said:

I use CoolEdit Pro and Acid 2.0. Work well for me

Check it out, especially "Yellowchickadee..."
[This message was edited Thu Feb 6 10:48:59 PST 2003 by TreeDog]

I use cool edit too for mastering my finished tracks.

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Reply #31 posted 02/06/03 7:02pm

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LaVisHh said:

For musicians who use software to document, or write music - which program do you consider the best, and why?

I purchased Cakewalk Pro a few years ago, but have heard there are much better ones out there?

Share your thoughts on this, please?

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I use Cubase.

Mainly because I've been using it for SO LONG (since the old Atari ST days) and I know it really well, all the keyboard shortcuts etc.

No real reason why I prefer Cubase apart from my familiarity with it... the sequencing and quantisation tools are all decent enough, the score editor is sufficient, the rollbar entry is fine, there are some nice features like the phrase synth which are fun to play with, and there are loads of nice plugins for it.