Since I am running 64 bit I decided to take advantage of the 64-bit version but through trial and error I discovered that some of the 3rd party plugins and especially my amp sims didn’t work under 64-bit as there was no bridge to run them as they were at 32-bit.
#N TRACK STUDIO 9 MAC REVIEW INSTALL#
You have two flavors to install for Windows – 64 and 32-bit versions, depending on your platform. Compared to some other software, this was a breeze. Installation is a piece of cake, all you have to do is download a copy and enter your registration codes, which unlock the program. Videos (AVI, MPEG) can be played in sync with the song in a dedicated video playback window Supports surround mixing for creating DVD audio projects using 5.1, 6.1 and 7.1 channels surround formats Sync to other programs or external devices using SMPTE/MTC or MIDI Clock sync, acting either as master or slave Imports and exports EDL multitrack song files for exchanging songs with other multitrack programs Supports third party DirectX, VST 2.x, VST 3, AU, AUi and ReWire plug-ins Includes the n-Track Drums drum synth/step sequencer module
Built-in effects include Reverb, Compression, Parametric & Graphic EQ, Echo, Auto-volume, Pitch Shift, Chorus, Multiband Compression, Spectrum analyzer Cross-Platform – Windows, Mac OSX, iOS (iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch) Live input processing allows to process with plug-ins live signals Volume, pan, aux sends & returns and effects parameters can be automated: you can "program" fade-in/outs, cross fades, boost the volume of a track when there is a solo etc.
VST, VST3, DirectX and ReWire effects can be added to each channel/track Records and plays back a virtually unlimited number of audio and MIDI tracks Now, at version 6, and still affordable at $64 per license, n-Track retains a strong user base and has grown by leaps and bounds into a fully fledged audio recording and editing program.įor those that are unfamiliar with the program – here is a list of some of the features: Commercial studio demands forced me to move in a different direction, but the program still holds a special place as it was one of the first programs that I used to record and edit audio on a computer. It has been well over 10 years since I got into digital recording and n-Track was one of the first programs that I worked with back in the day.
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