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SoundBridge DAW v 1.07 + RitMix [FREE] screenshot
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SoundBridge is a free full featured Digital Audio Workstation that emphasizes mobility, connectivity and ease of us
We provide an omni-recording experience second-to-none, transcending desktop, mobile, and in-browser recording environments. Our online collaboration engine allows you to seamlessly connect, communicate and transfer data, among an unlimited number of collaborators per project.

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  Resident 5.12.2012 816 21281
+14950
  Member 26.08.2017 2131
+110
uploadboy link
mirror
http://peeplink.in/4c418c57b73b
  Resident 7.09.2017 107 262
+2460
Interesting +1
  Member 28.07.2017 8 50
+382
Nice.. I did not know they update it. Cool
The Universe Begins with a BASS DROP!
  Member 5.01.2016 202
+95
Does somebody know if it's still not usable offline?
  Resident 28.04.2012 105
+25
Yes, SoundBridge currently requires internet access for online activation every time you open the software. You can activate SoundBridge with the internet and then bring it outdoors if you’d like. However, if you close the program you’ll have to use a HotSpot to re-activate it.

Yes, we know some people find this annoying and we’re working hard to find an offline solution. Bare with us!
  Resident 15.09.2011 1 3764
+1504
Looks interesting, but yes - this online only thing is annoying. I'm going to wait until there's an offline mode available.
"The real hopeless victims of mental illness are to be found among those who appear to be most normal." - Aldous Huxley, Brave New World Revisited
  Member 10.02.2015 376
+36
First thing I notice is that it looks pretty good gui wise and doesn't look like a toy like.. ahem... Reaper, lol. I guess I will have to try it. Thanks for sharing.
  Member 7.07.2016 88
+51
Curious- What is your definition of "toy" that you're using here, Scarlett?
  Moderator 21.01.2012 2373 16092
+159149
R4pToR Forget it, this DAW is fantastic: You MUST be connected to use it and it crashes while scanning plugins, what else would you want?
  Member 7.07.2016 88
+51
I don't know, man. I think it needs to add a 3 dollar hardware dongle that they sell for 60 dollars. Always online isn't secure and convenient enough for me. Maybe a proprietary plugin format for the scanning process to crash to, as well? I love jumping through hoops. It makes me feel like I am not using a toy, like Cockos Reaper.
  Member 10.02.2015 376
+36
And ofc I won't test this DAW, it's a joke (the DAW), I mean, having to connect to the internet to whatever it wants to do is a VERY BIG hint you should stay away from it, right? (and by you I mean everyone in general)
  Moderator 21.01.2012 2373 16092
+159149
proprietary plugin format
Online
Dongle


That reminds me something .... I can remember the name ... Poo Troll , may be?
  Member 2.09.2016 19
+6
Well, thanks for the heads up :/
I guess Reaper is still undefeated when it comes to finding a reliable 'free' DAW.
  Member 10.02.2015 376
+36
Don't get me wrong, my main DAW is Reaper, is just that when even when I fire up
Cubase SX (let alone 9) you can tell right away there is a "feel" to Cubase that is sturdy, and has lots of intrincacies that makes it feel "solid" as opposed to the "plasticy" feel
of Reaper, whereas plasticy means it feels it can break anytime you touch it. Cubase interface at least look wise is so much better than Reaper's, not even alternative themes make it really feel sturdy as Cubase. "TCP" Tracks in Cubase are stellar, the panel to the left of them is so useful, and even if you were to setup Reaper to behave similarly, not even close... midi wise,,, not even a contest, I don't know who came up with the GREATEST idea to select items with the right click + drag... when the whole universe uses left + click to select stuff... Navigator is a joke... Reaper is "great" if you get the time to use it though... as in when I use it some stuff is super quick to do and since now I am mainly recording stuff instead of using midi stuff... but sometimes I really want to hit it in the face... I don't expect you to understand :P
  Member 14.08.2016 117
+24
Funny thing I felt same thing about Ableton Live before I moved to Reaper and haven't felt that way since. =D
  Member 7.07.2016 88
+51
I understand what you said just perfectly. Do I agree with it? That doesn't really matter, now, does it? Everything you're talking about is subjective. We are not talking objective facts here, and I would much rather argue the objective than fight over the subjective.

Objectively- Reaper does essentially everything more expensive DAW's do, and at a much better price. I would say that any argument for Reaper should revolve around its price and unique features, such as how highly customizable it is. Your problem with the midi editor can be fixed within the program itself. You can change the behavior of any input in that damn DAW.

An objective argument against Reaper would be a difficult thing. Again, it wouldn't be about what we like and don't like and hate. It wouldn't be about feelings. There would have to be something really broken about it for me to really throw it under the bus. I can't think of anything. If I were looking to criticize Pro Tools or some underdeveloped DAW's like MixCraft, I would have a lot to say. For a lot of DAW's, I would at least mention some invasive software protection or needless instances taking up your precious CPU/RAM. Cockos Reaper doesn't even have that. It's essentially unprotected and it's incredibly light. I really can't think of an objective downside to Reaper, compared to other such featured DAW's.

If I were going to attack a DAW and call it a toy, I wouldn't attack Reaper. I certainly wouldn't attack Cubase either. I don't even know if I would attack Pro Tools with that, because despite all of Avid's anti-liberty behavior/choices/coding, it can still get the job done and it's not missing anything huge.

But since you were just giving some subjective opinion, that's fine. You're allowed to not like Reaper for any trivial reason you can think of. It doesn't hurt anyone.
  Moderator 21.01.2012 2373 16092
+159149
OK Guys, all this conversation is very interesting, but we are going too far of what's being posted.
So please, let's keep in topic .
  Member 21.02.2014 65
+2
we'll try it
  Member 15.12.2015 28
+3
I remember trying this before and it kept crashing during vst scan. Tried again and it does the same. Any vst it doesn't like and wants to blacklist (which seems to be most of them) it just crashes the programme.
  Member 20.01.2015 50
+6
it makes me angry too
  Member 17.04.2014 69
+5
Online only? That's absurd. No thanks. Too bad, because it looks pretty smooth.
  Member 4.01.2017 99
+25
Gonna try it. Seems interesting enuff.
"The Mother of all Stereo is Mono" -Ramsay McAileron III
  Member 17.10.2013 1 269
+141
It's really straightforward and gives you full access to your audio files either internal or external drive. I just wish Magix Samplitude got this GUI.
  Resident 23.12.2009 1 1579
+328
there is meanwhile a way to activate it for offline usage.
  Member 17.04.2014 69
+5
Care to elaborate?
  Resident 8.08.2015 376
+76
I pass this one because of the online activation bullshit everytime you start this fine looking DAW, i dont need this company to look over my shoulder and develop their DAW, cause eventualy they will close activation and set this on the market as a retail/paid for product which will be very hard to crack because of all those free users help. i wait for off line only.
  Member 17.10.2013 1 269
+141
I know some of you will try to kill me for this: When I drop some audio files on the sound bridge, it is really loud, I don't know what they do in the sound engine. Do you guys notice?
  Member 16.06.2014 21
0
Well, always online ?? It's a joke ? And, Does this Daw have any instruments or fx ? In the video, they didn't talk about fx or instru. It's weird.
When it's free, in general, you are the product... So, I thought that : They could observe user's comportment, and then upgrade their stuff and made a commercial DAW.
Maybe I'm paranoid... lol
I prefer to stay with my Reason & my Studio One.
  Member 29.04.2015 31 941
+940

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