Its predecessor, which is still in use, and runs Cakewalk with aplomb, was a hand-me-down Gateway Core 2 Duo that had been my friend's daughter's high school computer. He brought some of them home, asked me if I had a use for this one. He works down in Silicon Valley as a facilities manager, and one of the companies he works for was getting rid of some desktops that were no longer fancy enough for the executives. My main system is a Dell Optiplex that a neighbor gave me. It may have been the limitation on VST's or the UI, but I preferred starting with something that wasn't a hobbled version of a "real" DAW anyway.
And doesn't the starter edition omit support for VST's? Can't live without that.Īnyway, Studio One was one of the ones I tried a few years back before I settled on Mixcraft, and for whatever reason rejected. So I have no right to the copy of Studio One, at least as far as I know. I got the pair of mine a few years back on Craig's List. Studio One was but a glimmer in the eye of Presonus when my interfaces were new. Noticing you use Presonus FirePods I'm kind of suprised it isn't Studio One considering it ships free, and their starter edition is actually quite impressive to say the least.Īh, Steev, a thing to know is that I am very frugal, especially when it comes to my music hobby. Good write up on Mixcraft, sound to me like you have found your second DAW.
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