Paul Davis wrote: > > * per-track tempo maps, for handling poly-rythmnic music properly > * non-western rythmnic structure supported in tempo maps (e.g. > non-integral beats per bar, non standard time signatures)
At least I don't know how to do it, which doesn't mean it can't be done. > * mixer strips do not have a 1:1 correspondence with either physical > audio channels or disk tracks, and the same channels and/or disk > tracks can be processed by multiple mixer strips at once Same with SONAR if I understood this. > * unlimited counts of all major objects in the program (no silly > limits like "up to 128 tracks") SONAR has unlimited number of tracks. However, AUX sends are limited to 16 and virtual main outputs are limited to 64. (Also unlimited undo/redo) > * pre *and* post fader redirects (inserts/sends), any number of each Same with SONAR. > * MTC master (SONAR might do this, but Cakewalk does not AFAIK, and > neither Dunno what MTC is... Btw. You mean Cakewalk ProAudio when talking about Cakewalk not Cakewalk SONAR?-) > * and the biggest of all: ardour runs on a stable, reliable, low > latency capable operating system called "linux" That's true. I haven't been able to crash SONAR anyway... How about Ardour's notation capabilities? What kind of sample/groove loop editing does Ardour have (something similar to SONAR or Propellerhead ReCycle)? Now I still need some good software synths, like those that come with SONAR; Roland's Virtual SoundCanvas, Audio Simulation's DreamStation and Applied Acoustics Systems' Tassman. And other external stuff like Propellerheads' ReBirth and Native Instruments' Reaktor. Nngh, /me wants Access Virus :) - Jussi Laako -- PGP key fingerprint: 161D 6FED 6A92 39E2 EB5B 39DD A4DE 63EB C216 1E4B Available at PGP keyservers
