Mixbus 32c crashed first few days stable now

#Mixbus 32c crashed first few days stable now pro
#Mixbus 32c crashed first few days stable now software

#Mixbus 32c crashed first few days stable now pro

Several replies to my first post that mentioned (the dreaded) Pro Tools would along the lines of 'Anything but Pro Tools'.

None of them are Real Band, which writes and plays music for me. All I am saying is that the studio industry standard is Pro Tools, I bought a copy, I took a class to demystify it, and now I like it, though I rarely use it (or anything else) anymore. What people are comfortable with suddenly becomes THE BEST. Why? Because YOU like it? I see this in every field. I remember the onslaught I got a few years back from one guy telling my why I just HAD to try Reaper and I would love it.

#Mixbus 32c crashed first few days stable now software

I mean, I don't care what anybody else does, but you guys cling to this software like a bear protecting her cubs. It's only money, and nobody here seems to be all that destitute, not when I read posts about $4500 keyboard purchases. I wonder how many people who hate Pro Tools have never tried it beyond one short test song, possibly never tried it, or because it was too expensive to buy and then if you hate it you are out $600? Every kid who loves Brussels Sprouts now had to be convinced to try that first sprout. Because to hobbyists it is relatively expensive? By that logic, you should also play a guitar that came from Toys'R'Us because it is cheap. I just don't get why you all hate it so much. My timing was exquisite though, buying it just as I was pretty much saying goodbye to music. The automation tunnels, the sub grouping. It is simple to use and is the industry standard. Once Steve helped me get my Focusrite to play nice with Pro Tools, it is glorious. There will come a day when all the others have stopped supporting or producing and only Pro Tools will be left standing. A sincere thank you to everyone in the Cakewalk community. We will continue to post notifications to keep you informed with any relevant developments. Monthly updates to SONAR from Cakewalk will however cease during this time. A dedicated team has been established during this transition period to continue to serve the Cakewalk community. So what does this mean for you, our loyal customers who've been with us all these years? Cakewalk's servers will continue to operate, you will still have access to all of your online assets, and your software will continue to work normally.

Our greatest motivation was the joy in producing software for an astonishingly passionate base of artists, musicians and producers who used our software to create music on a daily basis. I've been at Cakewalk 19 years and I've never come across a more dedicated and talented group of people. This can largely be attributed to the incredible people who worked here, past and present. Working at Cakewalk has been an incredibly positive experience for all of us who worked here. You can read the formal announcement from Gibson here, which states that this decision was made in order to align with the companyвЂ™s acquisition strategy, focused on growth in the global consumer electronics audio business. After 30 years of Cakewalk's long and illustrious history, I am saddened to announce that we ceased new product development and reduced overall operations this past Friday.