For those of you who use software VSTi intruments, I'm curious what you're preferred software is as a controller / sequencer.
I come from a hardware synth background, so these conflicting software formats seem a bit restrictive. Instead of a tangle of MIDI cables, I now have a tangle of competing formats!
I need to be able to use a sequencer that can control Reason 3.0 sound generators and other VSTis. Reason 3.0 uses rewire and won't control VSTis by itself, but the sequencer in that software is a bit restrictive. I'm looking at Cubase SX3 right now - what's your sequencing software of choice?
You know, I've never found sequencing software as intuitive and as flexible as Music-X for ye olde Amiga. Mind you, I'm a bit behind the times software wise - software synthesis is incredible compared with what it was ten years ago, when you want to join different programs and bits of hardware together (not to mention acoustic instruments too) it all becomes a bit of a headache.
I come from a hardware synth background, so these conflicting software formats seem a bit restrictive. Instead of a tangle of MIDI cables, I now have a tangle of competing formats!
I need to be able to use a sequencer that can control Reason 3.0 sound generators and other VSTis. Reason 3.0 uses rewire and won't control VSTis by itself, but the sequencer in that software is a bit restrictive. I'm looking at Cubase SX3 right now - what's your sequencing software of choice?
You know, I've never found sequencing software as intuitive and as flexible as Music-X for ye olde Amiga. Mind you, I'm a bit behind the times software wise - software synthesis is incredible compared with what it was ten years ago, when you want to join different programs and bits of hardware together (not to mention acoustic instruments too) it all becomes a bit of a headache.
