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I'm in shock. I was a die hard tracktionite through versions 1,2 and 3 - but then Mackie seemed to leave it for dead. I made the switch to Reaper a few years ago, although have never fully warmed up (Reaper is great though). Tracktion users can all speak to something very different and comforting about the Tracktion workflow and UI, regardless of any performance or quality issues it may have. It was never like anything else, especially Pro Tools or Logic.
I'm looking forward to trying this new version immediately!
I'm looking forward to trying this new version immediately!
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I used tracktion back in the day and considered it for my recent project but decided to stick with logic. But I really love how tracktion works. I really hate editing clips and tracktion is the easiest I've seen to scrub, fade in/out. Also I LOVE how each clip in a section has it's own gain and can be turned up or down relative to the track volume. I tend to do a lot of backup vocals and they end up all different volumes, so it makes it easy to adjust them in the track, sometimes no need to compress!
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I've been using it for several months now, on Mavericks. The recent builds have become very stable and my limited plugins like sample tank and kontakt are working great. Same with the apple au defaults. I know there are plenty of third party vsts people are reporting less than 100% functionality but I don't have issues yet.
It's solid and super cheap. If you like the tracktion workflow this is a no brainer. So glad they wrenched it back from Mackie.
It's solid and super cheap. If you like the tracktion workflow this is a no brainer. So glad they wrenched it back from Mackie.
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Wow, another shocked Tracktion user. I've been using Tracktion up to version 3 since it came out up until this week when I decided to make the switch to Studio One. I had no idea they did anything after Mackie dropped it. I tried almost everything else and Studio One was the only one worth switching to, but now I almost kinda regret it. Might have to try T5, great price. Not one single person I ever recorded had heard of it.
I really miss having a volume automation fader seperate from the main volume fader on each track.
I really miss having a volume automation fader seperate from the main volume fader on each track.
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