I guess Live 9 is not very alive ;-) But.. This new DAW has just been born. Bitwig-Studio is Here ! (Who needs live 9, when the Bitwigs are offering a great alternative) [url]http://bitwig.com/bitwig_studio.php[/url]

No I have not, Bitwig-Studio has not been released yet. But, it will be going into a beta-testing phase pretty soon, and will then be officially released. I'm impressed with the features of Bitwig-Studio, and like the GUI much better than Live 8, and since Live 9 has not been released yet, and the fact that I have not purchased Live 8, or have ever used Live, I'm quite happy to see a competing DAW like Bitwig-Studio come into play. I will for sure get Bitwig-Studio, and not bother with Live 9. Cheers, Muziksculp

Hi, Is [b]FL Studio 11 [/b]a 64-bit DAW now ? or not yet ? if not yet, any clue as to when it will finally be 64-bit ? Any feedback on this would be appreciated. Thanks, Muziksculp

[quote=Rounik]I believe it is... Are you looking to run 64-bit plug-ins in the Windows version?[/quote] Hi Rounik, Yes Windows version. I was told that the 64-bit version is still a beta-version (not the official FL Studio 11 version). Can you confirm this ? Actually I'm also looking into running FL Studio 11 as a (64-bit) VST plug-in, in Cubase 7.5 (64-bit) Windows. Thanks, Muziksculp

Hi, I have never used STP2, but since it is included in the new (Logic Studio), and the fact that I have read on other pro-audio forums that STP2 is very unstable, and quite buggy, is this true ? is it really un-usable due to its unstability and buginess ? Quite honestly, It's hard for me to understand this, STP2 is an Apple Pro Application, which should be very usable, and stable. offering many advanced Audio for Video/ Post Production editing tools. Any real world feedback on this topic would be appreciated from current users of STP2. Thanks.

Finally ... Soundtrack Pro 2 version (2.0.2.) is out ! Improved stability and efficiency .... etc Hopefully this updae will make it a very usable, and stable audio-post production application.

Yes You can do this in Cubase 5. Use the line tool. Point and click at the lowest point of an automation curve, drag to draw a straight horizontal line i.e. in 'Volume' automation lane, four automation points will appear automatically on the volume automation curve. and the track's Read Automation button will be automatically enabled. Actually, Cubase 5 has various automation curve shapes you can use, and more advanced features that allow you to see only certain types of automation data, or even suspend specific automation data if needed. I have switched from LP9 to Cubase 5, and have been really having fun using Cubase 5, I find it much more intuitive, and logical to use than LP9, Cubase 5 has some unique features that are very useful, and not available in LP9 !

Hello, This is my first post in 2011 ! So... Happy New Year to MPV Crew. With the recent release of Cubase 6, which offers many new features. Will MPV offer a comprehensive tutorial dedicated to the new Cubase 6 features ? I think it would be a very helpful. Thanks, Muziksculp

That's Great ! I look forward to view the new Cubase 6 feature tutorials. Thanks for the feedback, Muziksculp

Just saw 'Cubase 6 first look' tutorials posted. Thank You MPV, You guys are fantastic ! All The Best, Muziksculp