veteran ACID 2.0 user thinking about switching to ACID 3.0 -ACID Product Family

Subject:veteran ACID 2.0 user thinking about switching to ACID 3.0 Posted by: ATP Date:3/14/2002 9:05:52 AM hello there. it's been a while since i've posted on this forum, and i have no clue how active this board is, but ima post this anyway. i've been using ACID 2.0 for years now and i know it like the back of my hand. it's a wonderful program and i've never felt the need to switch to ACID 3.0. i tried an early demo of 3.0 but i didn't like the way they changed the volume/FX settings. basically you had 1 volume marker for the whole channel, and it was very cumbersome to edit an individual event. i was wondering if the current build of ACID 3.0 has improved somewhat in this area. also, does is finally have VST/Rewire support? any tips will be very much appreciated. thanks for reading. ATP
Subject:RE: veteran ACID 2.0 user thinking about switching to ACID 3.0 Reply by: Woodsposse Date:3/14/2002 2:19:58 PM Do it!! That is to say, I was an Acid 2.0 user and got Acid 3. At first I didn't like it too much - but once I got past the initial learning curve...it is a much better application to use. You won't regret the upgrade.

Subject:veteran ACID 2.0 user thinking about switching to ACID 3.0

Posted by: ATP

Date:3/14/2002 9:05:52 AM

hello there. it's been a while since i've posted on this forum, and i have no clue how active this board is, but ima post this anyway.

i've been using ACID 2.0 for years now and i know it like the back of my hand. it's a wonderful program and i've never felt the need to switch to ACID 3.0. i tried an early demo of 3.0 but i didn't like the way they changed the volume/FX settings. basically you had 1 volume marker for the whole channel, and it was very cumbersome to edit an individual event.
i was wondering if the current build of ACID 3.0 has improved somewhat in this area. also, does is finally have VST/Rewire support? any tips will be very much appreciated.

thanks for reading.
ATP

Subject:RE: veteran ACID 2.0 user thinking about switching to ACID 3.0

Reply by: Woodsposse

Date:3/14/2002 2:19:58 PM

Do it!!

That is to say, I was an Acid 2.0 user and got Acid 3. At first I didn't like it too much - but once I got past the initial learning curve...it is a much better application to use.

You won't regret the upgrade.