![]() It offers a total of 999 tracks, supports the Direct X and VST plug-in formats, with full delay compensation, and can work with any hardware that uses the ASIO, WDM or MME driver standards. Samplitude is aimed squarely at the professional market, and boasts a suitably comprehensive feature set. ![]() Its closest competitors are probably Steinberg's Nuendo and Digidesign's Pro Tools, although it arguably has a better claim to providing a viable 'all-in-one' package than either of these. Development has continued steadily in the intervening years, and the application now stands at version 8.0, offering a range of minor refinements and some substantial new features.įor the benefit of the uninitiated, Samplitude is a host-based 'native' Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) for Windows, which combines powerful multitrack audio recording and editing with MIDI sequencing and complete CD mastering facilities. ![]() SOS last looked at Magix's Samplitude back in June 2003, when version 7 was reviewed by Mark Wherry. Version 8 adds some neat extras including analogue-style processors, a virtual drum machine and an Acid-style beat-mapping tool. The tools available in Magix's highly regarded recording package cover every stage of the recording process, from MIDI sequencing to mastering and CD burning.
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