Sonic Fire necessary
I usually cut music variations with a standard crossfade matching beats and tempo. Im wondering what advantage can sonic fire offer editing wise. I know the music selection is huge, but other than this?
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I can recommend it too - I've used it on a couple of productions, and very happy with the quality and selection of tracks.
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ok thanks, so i would have to buy into their collections only. Will check it out.
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I've been running SF for over 12months. I bought it because you can score non copyright music for your programs. Also they have many titles by studio orchestras, can't beat real musicians.
With their multi-layered titles, you can mute, edit and remix any instruments or sections as you like. Possible to sit there all night, believe me. Took me a bit to get to grips with SF but it is worth it and they have just amazing support. The disc 'News Flash' wasn't very well mixed somehow, they agreed, took it off the shelves, remixed and repressed it and sent the first copy. If you buy SF version 4.5 now, there's a free upgrade to version 5 in June. It has new features to help you find the right music for your project. Two of the three owners are pilots, can't beat that either :D Cheers. |
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By the way, according to their website if you buy one multiplayer disc @$99, the software is free. |
sweet thanks, they got a big collection and they sound good. Better than budgeting for a composer.
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