Curios if Studio Pro 8 uses all the computer processors yet?     See Less

Hey man. Former Mixcraft user here, I used Mixcraft for 4 years & I had fun by enjoying the workflow, instruments & simplicity. Now, I'm thinking about using Cubase 15 Elements a     See More primary DAW on Windows 11. Or better yet, In the foreseeable future, I'll be moving to the 27 inch Apple iMac Retina (2020) & use GarageBand then later on upgrade to Logic Pro 11 as my future & new primary DAW of choice.

Since Logic Pro is only a once paid DAW with lifetime updates like FL Studio. I'll be looking forward of using GarageBand / Logic Pro 11, Especially the 27 inch Apple iMac Retina (2020). That'll be my goal for 2026, Out with the old & in with the new. Change is coming.    See Less

I new you was bout to say add sample one features to impact 😂     See Less

Hey I appreciate the video and all, but please be aware of just how many times you repeat yourself, even when you say I'm going to do this and you repeat it several times before you actu     See More o doing it. I know what you do ain't easy, I've been there, but it's time, ours and yours. And it kinda makes the video drag. Sorry for the blow, but as I said, I do appreciate what you're doing.

Like until today, I did know you could move the grid. 😞 JDC    See Less

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It's easy to forget all the things you can do in those menus lol Something really powerful you can do is use two impacts at the same time next to each other. Detect transients on the lo     See More then send to impact, then you can find / trim the samples and edit the settings you want and drag them over / paste to the main impact you'll play from. This lets you quickly make multiple versions of a sound that uses the same sample too; like how you said you wanted multiple pitches. It's awesome because it's not destructive. You can always still edit the samples because it has access to the entire file in each slot. Hope that makes sense. Can't believe I slept on it for so long. Something to be said about something that's just integrated well.    See Less

Fender Studio Pro seems like it might be one of the best tools for editing samples, I think people get so used to other programs that its hard to switch over and get used to it     See Less

You can chop the drum loop in the arranger,select all then do the move to impact. It will populate the pads with each slice     See Less

I’m telling you bolo, Ivan Calderon has the best sample chopping setup using impact you can find for studio pro.

https://youtu     See More I2gFc?si=61AttMengVnQ2QLH    See Less

trying to jestify the money pAID for this paw .. other daws suprise users with things they never thought of and here we kind of beg to have envelopes to synths. the only daw thats worst i     See More i made for pizza the other day    See Less