SERIOUS ABOUT SOUND
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| Samplitude from Magix is now one of the more established names in the music technology market place, with a growing and dedicated band of followers, especially in Europe, using it for recording, editing, mixing and mastering. This growth might in part be a trickle down effect from the recent rise in the use of Sequoia, Samplitude's bigger – and very much more expensive – dedicated mastering cousin. Even just a couple of years ago Sequoia was still being described in professional circles as a `relative newcomer', as an upstart |
Over the last few years, Magix's Sequioa and Samplitude have quitely been establishing a name for themselves in the mastering and recording communities, and the new version 9 of Samplitude looks set to win more friends. |
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| challenger to the then world-wide dominance of Sonic Solutions and SADiE systems, but it now boasts many top-rung mastering engineers as recent converts. My own facility had been a loyal SADiE supporter for many years, but then the narrowing gap of functionality (especially in terms of classical |
classical editing capabilities) and an increasing gap in price made us look again at native-based editing technology, and when we came to think about replacing our SADiE 4 system a year or so ago we too took the plunge for Sequoia, keeping SADiE in commission mainly for its suite of CEDAR noise- |
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