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Other new features include better tempo-mapping facilities, Eucon support for Avid's Artist series controllers, surround mixing and improved 'visualisations' (of which more presently). Elsewhere, the battery of simplified Essential FX basic effect plug-ins has been restyled and expanded to 10 plug-ins.
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Last year, Magix bought out the renowned sampler and sound library developers Yellow Tools, and the first fruits of this purchase are tempting indeed: Samplitude now comes with the full version of their Independence soft sampler, complete with 12GB library, while the Suite includes an astonishing 70GB of Independence content. This has involved making Samplitude's numerous windows more manageable, by providing a central point in which they can be docked. Likewise, key windows within Samplitude, such as the Object Editor, have been redesigned. In making this move, Magix have also taken the opportunity to rethink aspects of Samplitude's user interface, partly with the aim of making it more accessible to new users. There have, of course, been changes to the program itself, and arguably the largest of them is one that has only an indirect effect on the user: the application and its bundled plug-ins have been re-coded for full 64-bit operation. I'm sure this will be a welcome move for many, especially as users are allowed to activate a single licensed copy of the program on up to three machines.
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Existing users can still choose this method of authorisation (and it may be preferable for those who want to move between computers often), but new copies of Pro X can be activated using a simple Web-based procedure.
The 'Suite' appellation denotes the inclusion of additional bundled plug-ins and sample content, which we'll come to shortly.Ī related change is that Magix have abandoned the use of a hardware dongle. Pro X is the flagship version of Magix's DAW, and includes the full Samplitude Pro feature set and although there is still a Samplitude product at the higher price point occupied by Pro 11, this has been renamed Samplitude Pro X Suite, to reflect the fact that the basic program is exactly the same in both cases. The key point in this reinvention is that Pro X, which retails for around the same price as Samplitude 11, and is thus a direct rival for the likes of Cubase or Pro Tools, is not at all a cut-down or hamstrung product. While Magix's related Sequoia package, targeted mainly at mastering houses and broadcast applications, will move to version 12, its music production-oriented sibling has been reinvented as Samplitude Pro X. The more affordable Samplitude 11 was a very capable package, but some users no doubt felt that for around the same price, they would rather have the 'full' version of Cubase or Pro Tools 9 than what seemed a cut-down version of Samplitude.Īs a result, there has been a wholesale change. Last time SOS reviewed the program, in October 2010, the top-of-the-range Samplitude Pro 11 retailed for over £900: more than twice as much as most rival recording packages. Magix have also reconfigured the Samplitude product range, to address a problem of perception they felt was holding back its acceptance in some markets.
However, a Windows version of DP is expected early this year, while Magix have confirmed that a Mac port of Samplitude is in the advanced stages of development. For the last two decades, Samplitude has been tied to the Windows platform, while Performer has been Mac-only.
And both of these manufacturers seem determined that 2012 will be the year when this situation changes.īoth Magix and MOTU have identified cross-platform support as a key element in this plan. This category includes two long-established and well-featured programs: Magix's Samplitude/Sequoia and MOTU's Digital Performer. The result is that, in the UK at least, some very capable recording packages have remained minority options, never quite having snowballed through word of mouth.
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It would certainly be a rare newcomer who would sit down and put all the different music software through its paces, in order to make an informed and rational choice. Perhaps we had friends who used the same software, or it was taught us at college, or used in the first studio we visited. But how did we get to know what we know in the first place? I suspect that many people actually become Pro Tools or Cubase or Logic users by imitation and accident. Today's recording and mixing software can be so complex that most of us are understandably keen to stick with what we know.
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Can its new look and feel, 64-bit code base and killer feature-set help Magix's heavyweight DAW muscle its way to a bigger market share?
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