Renowned studios around the globe count on the reliability, intuitive workflow and innovative editing tools offered by Sequoia Pro. Broadcasters use the flexible network and hardware integration, while expert sound engineers rely on its steadfast performance for studio and live recording. Read about their experiences here.
REAPER is digital audio workstation software: a complete multitrack audio and MIDI recording, editing, processing, mixing, and mastering environment. REAPER works with almost any hardware and can be used in combination with a vast universe of other software and plug-ins. Take advantage of REAPER’s full functionality using only your current computer and a microphone, or use REAPER to drive an entire professional recording studio.
Fueled by over 30 years in the relentless pursuit of innovation, Cakewalk by BandLab is the new standard for the modern recording studio.
The ultimate music production package for creative minds. Get the creative experience only Cakewalk Sonar offers: advanced technology, effortless workflow, and an interface that amplifies inspiration. Discover our newest innovations and transform the way you make music.
TH-U is the only amp simulator which includes the MODELING, CAPTURING and FLUID IR PROCESSING features in a single plug-in, both for computer and mobile devices. The software can be expanded with the world largest collection of add-ons, which includes 28,000+ Captured Rigs and 42,000+ Real IRs.
Music enthusiasts are constantly looking for specialized software solutions that can help them come up with innovative sounds and create great tunes. Those who often work with MIDI files can rely on SynthFont to manage their files and to render audio tracks, as soon as a SoundFont is loaded.
Tired of creating multi-sample instruments, or hunting down one-shot samples one at a time? Preset Maker turns your Sample Packs and Maschine Expansions* into presets for your DAW, or into SFZ presets. Bundles one-shots into presets for nearly any Sample Pack**. Multi-samples with conventional filenames will automatically be made into instruments. *Maschine Expansions can only convert instruments inside the Samples/Instruments folder. **Sample Packs must categorize one-shots into different folders to create one-shot keyword groups (most packs do this). *Ableton requires the Sampler device. Ableton presets are saved in the User Library : Sampler : Preset Maker Presets
