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Old 03-31-2016, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Joseph Hanna View Post
No you're absolute right. One of the card based systems biggest selling points. How quickly I forget Latency not a big worry for me but the big sound stage guys and gals I'd imagine sweat phasing issues on output.
It's great all the systems now (pretty much) have comprehensive plugin/bus compensation. Cubase/Nuendo even allow you to sample match external channels that go to external processing (maybe others to now as well).

Man I remember so much pain dealing with this stuff before they figured it out.
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Old 04-05-2016, 05:59 PM
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I use Sonar X3. I've been a Sonar user since Sonar 7. Prior to that I used Cubase. I couldn't imagine trying to learn something new. I'm a bit shocked that it appears that I'm the only X3 user in this post so far. I primarily use 3rd party plugins, even though the prochannel within X3 sounds great. I'm just so used to, and happy with the 3rd party plugins that I use.
The customization features that are within X3 now are incredible.
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