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1. #Magix samplitude music studio 2016 .32 manual#
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However, personally I wouldn't even think of using a computer with those amounts of memory these days, although Windows did report that Samplitude was using less than 30MB of memory when it was first launched.

Samplitude is compatible with all versions of Windows from 98 and NT4 onwards, and Magix recommend a minimum of 64MB RAM for Windows 9x/ME and 128MB for NT-based Windows versions. That said, Samplitude is optimised for Pentium III, 4, and Athlon XP processors, and Magix's web site recommends a 700MHz Pentium III or Athlon for mastering and a 1.8GHz Pentium 4 or Athlon for multitrack recording.

#Magix samplitude music studio 2016 .32 manual#

The manual suggests a 200MHz Pentium as the minimum for writing audio CDs and general audio editing, a Pentium II for real time processing with the standard effects, and a Pentium III for real-time processing with mix master effects. One of the initially striking aspects of Samplitude is its relatively low system requirements, especially when compared with other native-based audio workstations. However, Magix have to protect their product, and a demo version is available so you can try before you buy.

#Magix samplitude music studio 2016 .32 software#

At a time when piracy is becoming a serious issue for music software developers, I think this is a commendable move, even though some potential users will baulk at the fact the minimum rental period is more than two years - 25 months.

From an editing perspective, Samplitude includes features that are now regarded as indispensable in an audio workstation, such as unlimited undo and batch processing, along with some networking features for sharing work across many computers - an ability that's becoming increasingly important.Īn interesting decision recently taken by Magix when they took on the distribution of Samplitude 7 was to introduce the 'SAM for Rent' sales model, where instead of paying out a single lump sum for Samplitude, you pay a small monthly amount to rent the software from Magix (surf to for details). And when it comes to dithering your digital signals, Samplitude 7 also implements the renowned POW-R (Psycho-acoustically Optimised Word length Reduction) algorithm.

#Magix samplitude music studio 2016 .32 professional#

In terms of the all-important numbers, Samplitude offers a maximum of 999 audio and/or MIDI tracks (SamplitudeClassic is limited to 64 - see Professional Vs Classic box for more information), the ability to handle sampling rates up to 192kHz, and internal 32-bit floating-point processing for support of both 16 and 24-bit resolutions. And imagine my delight when Magix released version 7.1 just days before the deadline for this review, offering even more functionality including a 'freeze' feature inspired by the release of Logic 6. However, like most DAWs, Samplitude has had its shortcomings, and most have these have been addressed in version 7.0, which now includes support for ASIO drivers, VST plug-ins (including VST Instruments), and hardware control surfaces.

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One of the reasons Samplitude has become popular amongst its user base is that it really delivers on the all-in-one promise made by so many developers, offering full Red Book-compatible CD mastering facilities in addition to multitrack audio recording, editing and mixing capabilities. While it faces competition from the likes of Nuendo, Samplitude is a mature and professional product that continues to evolve, with the developers being responsive to the needs of their users. Samplitude is a powerful all-in-one audio production system, capable of handling a project from the first recording through to Red Book CD mastering and archiving.

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Over this time, Samplitude has developed a loyal following and is now used for professional audio recording, mastering and post-production work all over the world, as an alternative to competing and perhaps better-known systems such as Nuendo and Pro Tools. Samplitude is one of the longest-serving native-based digital audio workstations currently available, and has been passed around many different companies over the years, including SEK'D, a brief tenure at Emagic cut short by Apple, and Magix. The latest version of Magix's popular recording software adds support for native audio standards including ASIO and VST, as well as some tasty new features such as full plug-in delay compensation.