However, Cake's SSL buss comp is as good as any soft comp I've used and BandLab could sell the whole SSL channel (the rest of the items in their chain are good, too!) as a collection.

I also don't think there is a lot of money floating around for VSTs - Wave is selling plugs and collections for pennies on the old dollar amounts. How is BandLab supposed to make money if they give away synths that take sales from their premium synths? However, if you bought those synths originally you can, of course, use your DVDs to load them. I would expect Rapture Pro to be on sale, soon, probably one of the first 'pay to add to CbB' products for BandLab. Unless you bought Rapture, Dim Pro or the Z3ta's as separate synths, I don't see BandLab including them. So, should be adding it to list of 'More positive things about Bandlab'. I just tried it on my son's android tablet, and that was fine, too. It opened perfectly well on my android phone. Hoping it is in good hands and has a bright future for those sticking with it. Just making the point that a google doc upload of a comparison chart doesn't really scream slick rollout:)Įarly days for CbB.

No interest in the Bandlab platform and Apps. Or via your browser on a PC, preferably Chrome as it handles low latency audio much better than any other browser.Ĭan't be sure but I'd say he is talking about the Comparison Chart, the subject of this thread, I could be wrong. Which file? Surely you’re not talking about Cakewalk by BandLab (Sonar replacement).īandLab, the social media music platform has an Android and an IOS app. Surely a web based technology company can find a more universal and accessible format to share this information on one of their websites? A very long time fan of all things Cakewalk, I will add it to the list of reasons I am rapibly losing interest in CbB. Can't seem to open this file on an android tablet.

Cakewalk by bandlab vs studio one 4