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Whoa.... free Tracktion

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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by wing » Thu Dec 02, 2004 6:36 am

yeah... DO IT! i love tracktion. any questions just ask me...

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Post by segaface » Thu Dec 02, 2004 6:58 am

wing wrote:yeah... DO IT! i love tracktion. any questions just ask me...
Yes! :^:

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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by Mark Alan Miller » Thu Dec 02, 2004 7:03 am

he took a duck in the face at two and hundred fifty knots.

http://www.radio-valkyrie.com/ao/aoindex.htm - download the new record (free is an option!) or get it on CD.

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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by wing » Thu Dec 02, 2004 7:15 am

yeah, at first i was going to say UTFSF, but decided not to since he's just trying to help out, spreading the good news of this sweet program. :)

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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by maz » Thu Dec 02, 2004 7:20 am

wing wrote:
yeah, at first i was going to say UTFSF, but decided not to since he's just trying to help out, spreading the good news of this sweet program. :)

good point... leading to the question, "does helpfulness and overall intent factor in to the required usage of UTFSF?" subquestion: "could the giving/receiving of a UTFSF be taken as general encouragement and spurring on towards more helpfulness?"

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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by Dave Nutz » Thu Dec 02, 2004 7:27 am

traction is great fun

anyone have mirrors/links to free Vst plugs? ive got all the fish fillet ones, the delay lama which is great fun, and bunch of other crappy sounding modulators and what not. im looking for a decent eq
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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by housepig » Thu Dec 02, 2004 7:53 am

Dr.Nutz wrote: anyone have mirrors/links to free Vst plugs? ive got all the fish fillet ones, the delay lama which is great fun, and bunch of other crappy sounding modulators and what not. im looking for a decent eq
check out www.kvr-vst.com - it has a search function where you can specify only free plugs.
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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by nlmd311 » Thu Dec 02, 2004 8:32 am

Awesome! Thanks. I totally missed out on the last thread and I am glad you posted this or else I would have missed this completely. It took a little tweaking to get it running smooth, but so far so good (well it has only been about 15 minutes.). I have heard nothing but good things about this program and can't wait to get deeper into it.
thanks again for the heads up!

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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by kayagum » Thu Dec 02, 2004 8:54 am

maz wrote:
wing wrote:
yeah, at first i was going to say UTFSF, but decided not to since he's just trying to help out, spreading the good news of this sweet program. :)

good point... leading to the question, "does helpfulness and overall intent factor in to the required usage of UTFSF?" subquestion: "could the giving/receiving of a UTFSF be taken as general encouragement and spurring on towards more helpfulness?"
Some of us had to go out of town for Thanksgiving, and I'm sorry if the inlaws don't have Internet access- geez! :wink:

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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by maz » Thu Dec 02, 2004 9:02 am

kayagum wrote:
maz wrote:
wing wrote:
yeah, at first i was going to say UTFSF, but decided not to since he's just trying to help out, spreading the good news of this sweet program. :)

good point... leading to the question, "does helpfulness and overall intent factor in to the required usage of UTFSF?" subquestion: "could the giving/receiving of a UTFSF be taken as general encouragement and spurring on towards more helpfulness?"
Some of us had to go out of town for Thanksgiving, and I'm sorry if the inlaws don't have Internet access- geez! :wink:
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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by skinnyemo77 » Thu Dec 02, 2004 9:07 am

I do most of my recording with dry signals on a digital multitracker... i want a computer program on my pc that will allow me to dump between 8-10 .wav files into an editor and add effects, mix, pan, etc... anybody who uses tracktion a lot, would it be a good program for that kind of thing?

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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by wing » Thu Dec 02, 2004 9:58 am

skinnyemo77 wrote:I do most of my recording with dry signals on a digital multitracker... i want a computer program on my pc that will allow me to dump between 8-10 .wav files into an editor and add effects, mix, pan, etc... anybody who uses tracktion a lot, would it be a good program for that kind of thing?
mos def.

tracktion has been compared up there with a lot of higher end apps, so don't be fooled despite the fact they're giving it away right now :)

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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by YOUR KONG » Thu Dec 02, 2004 10:33 am

Traktion vs. Acid? Same thing?

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Re: Whoa.... free Tracktion

Post by skinnyemo77 » Thu Dec 02, 2004 10:42 am

Wing:

The reason I asked was not to question the credibility of the program, but more or less to evaluate how well it would apply to my purposes.

From what I gleaned reading about it on the mackie site, it's more for midi/looping than for full track editing. Will it bog down if it throw a dozen 3-5 minute .wav file tracks in there?

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