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Old 17-08-2003, 14:16   #1
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Music sample tracker software...

Anyone know of any fairly new software like this?
I have been using something called OctaMED/MED Soundstudio for about 9 years now since the Amiga but need something with a bit more power.

Can a midi seqencer like Cubase VST work with samples only?
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Amiga... wow, now there's a name of a computer I have not heard of in a while...

My 600 is sitting on a shelf, still in quite good nick, together with its 1MB RAM card that I paid £44 for back then.
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I still use an Amiga, a virtual one sitting on my PCs hard drive.
I used to have a 600 with 2MB of RAM, I stretched that to it's limit when making music.

These days, I think nothing of dealing with raw .avi files around 3GB is size for 5mins.
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Anyone know of any fairly new software like this?
I have been using something called OctaMED/MED Soundstudio for about 9 years now since the Amiga but need something with a bit more power.

Can a midi seqencer like Cubase VST work with samples only?
Cubase SX works with samples, so does Acid DJ Pro
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