thinking of upgrading to v6

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Hey all;

I’m still using nTrack v4. something, and am thinking about upgrading to 6. How is v6 for stability, etc? Does it have EQ automation? has anyone used the multiple takes/punch in feature? I find v4 fairly stable, but the multiple takes thing is flaky at best, and this would be a useful feature for me.

Thanks

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Quote: (tempus @ Dec. 04 2009, 1:08 PM)

Hey all;

I'm still using nTrack v4. something, and am thinking about upgrading to 6. How is v6 for stability, etc? Does it have EQ automation? has anyone used the multiple takes/punch in feature? I find v4 fairly stable, but the multiple takes thing is flaky at best, and this would be a useful feature for me.

Thanks

The multiple takes addition I believe has been worked extensively in the new version. You can always install the v6 demo and try it out to see if it meets your needs.


PACO
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thinking of upgrading to v6

Me too. :)

only cause my Onyx 1620 runs in 24 bit and V5.1 version I have is only 16bit.


This will be my third upgrade…it is more expensive altogether than if I just bought v6 outright.

keep shinin

jerm :cool:

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Hi Guys:

If you have a half decent computer that appears stable or
with little-if-any issues just load n-Track v 6.0.7 (latest build) and start creating…



Load a track unto the timeline… Look at the lower left-hand corner where the CPU meter is located and see if the CPU meter says .3%…

If it does you have a pretty stable computer…
If it shows something different you might have computer issues…
and your machine needs some addressing (fixing)…
n-Track is as stable a multi-track recorder/application as any other editor you’ll find…
If your machine has underlying issues, to begin with I can’t imagine that it’s n-Track’s fault…


Anyway, that’s what I think…




Bill…

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I have versions 4,5 and 6 on my computer. Even with the need to relearn how to use nTrack for some things, v6 is better than both v4 and v5. Much better.

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I’ve had n-T for a little over a year and I keep up with the latest v. I’ve got a good, fast desk-top machine. n-Track has it’s own drive and dual-boot system with NO system commands, sounds, email etc… n-Track gets stronger every week.

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I run N-Track on a dedicated computer and an on-line computer. The on-line computer has anti-virus and about 100 other programs. I seldom have a problem with either computer and N-track - I do most all of my recording on the studio machine because it is better handling latency - it’s an old Athlon x64 with 2 gig RAM and the On-line is an Intel Quad with 4 gig RAM which has all sorts of problems with latency. Version 6 is a winner.
BAx

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On the same computer, how do you compare V5 and V6 regarding stability? Any improvements…?