This is just the simple show stoppers, there were many many more. (4) Memory leaks on large samples that get out of hand and kill your project. (3) Plug-in automation getting mixed up on same type plugins on a track (2) Plug-in settings lost occasionally when saving and reloading

(1) Automation isn't chased consistently during export.

I just tried to edit the sound of a feature length film with Sound Track Pro and can say without question that I would avoid it like the plague!

But I KNOW Apple is the right operating system for me.Īny advice would be MORE than greatly appreciated!! =( I miss Acid Pro because it was like music for dummies. Should I stick with Logic, or should I down-grade to Soundtrack? I work entirely with Loops, and sometimes one-shots for SFX - I produce Cheer Music for work.so it's basically just a few songs cut, looped, and laid out - Then over-lapped with a consistent beat, build-ups, snares, and SFX. Don't get me wrong.I think Logic is INCREDIBLE.but I'm not sure if there's something about it that I just don't get yet. I don't know if it's Logic, or if I'm not giving Logic more of a chance. I feel like I was mis-lead into thinking Logic Pro was right for me - I'm frustrated with how Logic won't automatically read my loops AS loops unless they're in AIFF.and won't even cross-fade loops for that matter.

The problem is that Soundtrack Pro reminds me of Acid Pro so much - I don't work with video at all whatsoever, but it seems that they both handle loops in a similar way. Everything has gone well, but now that it's crunch time, I am starting to freak out. I went into a number of Apple stores, looking for a Mac-Equivalent 'loop-based' program similar to Acid Pro & Sound Forge, and every single employee suggested Logic Pro - So I bought ProCare & have been taking 1-to-1 lessons ever since. On my PC, I was using Acid Pro - And I worked entirely with audio loops, and occasionally one-shots for SFX. I just recently converted to Macintosh because I can't stand Windows anymore.

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