Using MTStudio since 6.31
Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2014 5:35 pm
Let me introduce myself.
I'm a pianist, guitarist and accordionist and I record and compose since the age of 14. At the beginning, I owned a Tascam DP01-FX. It was quite nice to record something really fast and at this time, I really enjoyed the easy workflow. After some years, I bought a Boss DR-1600 because the Tascam only provides recording two channels at the same time. It was a nice device, but I think, the workflow was just horrible. At this time, a friend of mine used MTStudio Free edition to record his ideas. If seen it, and I thought "Yeah, quite simple tool! Why not change to DAW instead of Harddisk Recording?". After some time I've used and tested MTStudio Free I decided to buy the ProPlus Version. And I really enjoyed working with it! Simple and fast workflow, not overloaded like Logic, Cubase and ProTools. Don't get me wrong - I think these programs are really good for professional use (and I've tested all of them), but I think for home and semi-professional use MTStudio is the right choice - and it's cheap compared to the other mentioned DAWs.
Since then, I've recorded much demos, songs, concerts and projects with MTStudio. The only thing I really missing, is a mixing window like in Adobe Audition or Sonar
But now, some of the music I've created only with MTStudio (and some VSTs):
http://www.jamendo.com/de/list/a137474/ ... unexpected
More on www.renatuscartesius.de <- my personal website.
Thanks for your time and I hope you've enjoyed my music!
Renatus
I'm a pianist, guitarist and accordionist and I record and compose since the age of 14. At the beginning, I owned a Tascam DP01-FX. It was quite nice to record something really fast and at this time, I really enjoyed the easy workflow. After some years, I bought a Boss DR-1600 because the Tascam only provides recording two channels at the same time. It was a nice device, but I think, the workflow was just horrible. At this time, a friend of mine used MTStudio Free edition to record his ideas. If seen it, and I thought "Yeah, quite simple tool! Why not change to DAW instead of Harddisk Recording?". After some time I've used and tested MTStudio Free I decided to buy the ProPlus Version. And I really enjoyed working with it! Simple and fast workflow, not overloaded like Logic, Cubase and ProTools. Don't get me wrong - I think these programs are really good for professional use (and I've tested all of them), but I think for home and semi-professional use MTStudio is the right choice - and it's cheap compared to the other mentioned DAWs.
Since then, I've recorded much demos, songs, concerts and projects with MTStudio. The only thing I really missing, is a mixing window like in Adobe Audition or Sonar
But now, some of the music I've created only with MTStudio (and some VSTs):
http://www.jamendo.com/de/list/a137474/ ... unexpected
More on www.renatuscartesius.de <- my personal website.
Thanks for your time and I hope you've enjoyed my music!
Renatus
