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2003-11-18 by Peter Connelly (Core Design Ltd.)
Hi, What sequencing software does everyone use with their Fairlights, ie Cubase, Logic, RS, Page R, CAPS, etc? Caps appears to be long winded and complicated, what do you reckon? I only had a quick look at it the other day, so didn't really dig deep into it... Cheers, Peter
2003-11-18 by Eight to Infinity (Arron)
Hi there : I am using Cubase SX at the moment as I'm still on a learning curve with the fairlight (to say the least) I can imagine caps offers a much better range of options and system specific tricks, but unforunately I have to work in a collaberative environment, and unless everyone else buys a fairlight to, Id better stick to midi files. LOL. I havent got into controller information and so on yet > Ill report back on how easy it is when I found out how to do it. --- In Fairlight-CMI@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Connelly \(Core Design Ltd.\)" <PeterC@C...> wrote: > Hi, > > What sequencing software does everyone use with their Fairlights, ie Cubase, Logic, RS, Page R, CAPS, etc? > > Caps appears to be long winded and complicated, what do you reckon? I only had a quick look at it the other day, so didn't really dig deep into it...
> > Cheers, > Peter
2003-11-18 by Klaus Poulsen
Hi Peter
I normally use Logic Platinum (PC-version – I’m one of the customers feeling angry at Emagic/Apple – but that´s another story). I have used RS – just to try it out, it’s very funny and swings fantastic – try it – it has a special “touch and feel”. Before Logic I was using Cubase VST and Cakewalk – and before that I was using a DOS-based sequencerprogram called Texture.
Sincerely
Klaus
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Hi,
What sequencing software does everyone use with
their Fairlights, ie Cubase, Logic, RS, Page R, CAPS, etc?
Caps appears to be long winded and complicated,
what do you reckon? I only had a quick look at it the other day, so didn't
really dig deep into it...
Cheers,
Peter