If you want to record music and audio like a pro �¢?? but don't feel like breaking the bank �¢?? we've got some great news for you: Your Macintosh is already half the solution. The other half is Deck 3.5 LE. BIAS Deck 3.5 LE turns your Mac into a full-fledged recording studio. Easily record up to 12 tracks, with full CD quality. Edit your work instantly (while always being able to revert to your original recordings). Process your tracks, using EQ and other built-in digital signal processing. You can even play back MIDI files in perfect sync. Then mix it all down using Deck 3.5 LE's virtual mixing console. Deck 3.5 LE is everything you need and then some. Sure, you could always take a few months to learn some other multitrack software, or buy a complicated hardware recorder. But no other competing solution is as easy to use and as fast to learn. No other is more compatible with so many different kinds of optional audio interfaces. And nothing else gives you an affordable upgrade path to Deck 3.5 �¢?? BIAS' acclaimed 64-track professional multitrack audio workstation.
Deck 3.5 LE. It's so intuitive, capable, and affordable. So why settle for less?
* Record, mix, playback & process up to 12 simultaneous tracks/virtual tracks * High-performance, realtime mixing console, with dedicated faders, pans, mutes, solos & other controls * Store & recall unlimited snapshot-style Mixer States, with fader levels & more * Store & recall unlimited auto-location points * Built-in realtime DSP effects including Chorus, EQ, Delay & Multitap * Integrated pitch control * Supports sample rates up to 48kHz & files up to 16-Bit * True SMPTE/EBU timecode display in the timeline * MIDI file playback (in sync with audio tracks), including variable tempo * Mute, solo & assign MIDI channels * Monitor previously recorded tracks while recording new tracks * Discontiguous clip selection * Clip nudging & trimming �¢?? with better than-subframe-accuracy * Non-destructive punch-in & punch-out * Use built-in Macintosh audio inputs/outputs or use compatible third party audio interface * Supports compatible CoreAudio (OS X), ASIO (OS 9) & Sound Manager (OS 9) audio hardware * Supports multiple file formats including AIFF, SDII, .WAV, & .SND * Allows external waveform editor such as Peak LE to be launched from session * Supports external control surfaces with full MIDI map support * Affordable upgrade path to the professional version of Deck 3.5
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />If you want a great multi-track recorder/editor with a future, check out Live by Ableton. Deck is a scary POS which should never have been released. You can't even move the faders while audio is in play. If you do NOTHING happens. Bias should focus on making Peak suck less.
