anyone used magix music studio or music maker?

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I'm wondering if magix music studio is VSTi compatible. Music maker is VSTi compatible... but I'm still unclear about music studio. I'm looking for a package that's simple and easy to use to recommend to my friend. (who is not very computer literate)
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only VST and the Music maker can handle 1 VSTi.
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Post by garyb »

musicstudio can use vstis. actually, musicstudio is two different programs. midistudio is a sinple version of logic. ir has a vst interface just like logic's. audiostudio is samplitude v3 or 4......

musicstudio is a very good value and an excellent starter.
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Post by at0m »

Still have one of the first Music Maker versions lying around, boxed, it was my first music program. It's some years old, for example the distortion effect goes like 'a little', 'moderate' or 'a lot' :lol: Short after that I got Samplitude, that was day and night difference...

I'm sure Music Maker has evolved now, but back then it was ages behind.
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Post by jonasjansen84 »

hey there...

guys i gotta tell ya sumtin:
magix products are really good, I made good experiences with em - especially with the latest edition: magix music maker 2005..

i ttyl... greetz.
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the above is really the answer for Kensuguro's question :wink:

But seriously: magix support page

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hehe yeah i just wanted to tell him lol :smile: i ttyl ciao
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Post by jonasjansen84 »

hey samplaire well i am goin to get a mp3 music maker from MAGIX and i just wanna know if its good enough? can u tell me? ciao

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Well, I don't use it but my brother does and he's satisfied with Magix products (he uses Magix Music Maker as you do).

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hey samplaire from warsaw:) i was born in poland but dont live there anymore.... anyways thanks a lot for your early reply. so i gotta check some stores to get the mp3 maker.. ummm, so u use the magix music maker, too huh? i just started with composing some songs.. i use the magix music maker 2005 deluxe and u? maybe we can talk about the music maker coz im a beginner lol:) i ttyl ciao and greetz over to poland.
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its me again.... before i forget: i use those programs not that often so i ask u as a user... how can i get beats from the internet? do i need to pay or is it for free? u know some free sites? cuz i almost know all the beats and want some new stuff. lemme know thatd be really cool, samplaire! ciao

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there's a thread with lotsa links for free samples...run a search on planetz :smile:
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all rite thanks i will check planetz out.. maybe ill find sumtin...

greeeeeetz:
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Post by scary808 »

The funny thing about this app is that it's a
very slimmed down version of Logic(no I'm not kidding). I bought it for the free samples from Guitar Center for $20. I suppose it's allright.
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Hi JJ84,

I have no experiences with Magix products as I said. My brother does :smile: Anyway, if you have any questions regarding it I can contact my brother (Artur - he lives 600km from me) and he'll obviously tell me anything I want (you want to know) :smile:
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On 2005-02-07 10:08, jonasjansen84 wrote:
i was born in poland but dont live there anymore....
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We are all over the planet :cool:

Ciao!
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Post by Zer »

Don`t mess them all up:

music maker is a different thin than music studio.

1. Music maker (actual version is 2005)
is basically an audio Loop Sequencer with limited midi capabilities and VSTI, ASIO (not multichannel) and video support. Best comparable - I`d say - with acid - in case you know that programm better.

More Details about could be found here:

http://site.magix.net/index.php?id=234

2. Music studio (actual version is 2005)

is a program package built on midi and audio studio.

Audio Studio is a tracked down version of Samplitude that means a multitrack audio editor /arranger wiht built in Effects able to burn audio - mp3cds or whatever. It is restricted to 16 bit although it handles 24 bit files as well, but doesn`t allow the recording to do so.

Midi Studio is a standard Midi Sequencer best comparable with micrologic A/V .

Of course - both program parts do support ASIO.

More Details could be found here:

http://site.magix.net/index.php?id=234

And yes - you could use them as well as any other program for making music.

But do not compare it Logic Pro - Nuendo or else with it - Those Programs are designed esp. for beginners and fans. You´ll get much for the price - I'd say.
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Post by astroman »

makes me think what pros have looked like when those SEK'D apps where sold as cutting edge technology... :grin:

cheers, Tom

ps: afair Magix had some 'wannabe' products, but a shameless marketing, touting their stuff in unbearable TV ads. Seemed to work as later on they were able to aquire SEK'D, who possibly ran into financial trouble - reads familiar... :wink:

please correct me if I'm bloody wrong, because I never consider any Magix stuff due to those reasons - I'm kind of unforgiving in that context.

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Post by Zer »

err, well then have a look at http://www.samplitude.de

audio studio is not really a samplitude, but comparable.

Samplitude is a fantastic thing when it comes to Mastering.

And SEKD was just a name. Program and developpers never changed - only the company name.
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Post by kensuguro »

wow, talk about digging up an old thread..

Someday, Samplitude will have kick ass midi sequencing abilities, and I'll be the first in line to get it. Some day.
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