Now i'm going to have to face the facts around the year of 2000 when i head my head so set on - the only mastering software that I could use was mastering software with the term professional in the title. Around that time i produced one of my albums with n-track. I edited and mixed the whole entire album with this software - that wasn't labeled professional and it came back professional to the aut most extinct. Except the fact that it was automatically choosing normalization instead of having a selection of one threw one hundred. And certain other things that i won't mention. Also
Another thing that i've all ways had my mind so set on was makeing sure that peek meters on my software appeared in red when it was peeking. But when I used n-track I changed wave settings on objects to colors without seeing the wave, and i liked it. I changed parameters to peek in different colors other than red. That's what I wouldn't have touched on Professional music editing software. I have to admit i will use this software again because it is capable of great things. In reality it can do the job that professional software like Pro Tools,Magix or Sony can do - i'm not lying.
Another thing that i've all ways had my mind so set on was makeing sure that peek meters on my software appeared in red when it was peeking. But when I used n-track I changed wave settings on objects to colors without seeing the wave, and i liked it. I changed parameters to peek in different colors other than red. That's what I wouldn't have touched on Professional music editing software. I have to admit i will use this software again because it is capable of great things. In reality it can do the job that professional software like Pro Tools,Magix or Sony can do - i'm not lying.