mixing with acid pro

Nope, not really. I use it for making tracks and mixes of tracks, but not for mixing songs together. I use Vegas for that.
-Rob

I have used Acid 3 & 4 to mix, but the mixdown is often flat, colorless and not clear, I’ve found bouncing each track out and mixing in another DAW a great advantage for clarity, depth and crispness. It’s like the coding for the mixdown (on 3 & 4 at least) was somewhat weak.
Shawn

Perhaps it is a difference in my familiarity w the programs. i don’t know. i was doing a mix for someone else…. who had recorded a project in acid. i love the beat mapper etc. i just posted a beasties remix i did in acid in 2003 in the pop ‘test pressing’ area. i loved it back in the day. still love it for certain tasks. And i love sound forge, and love vegas 4 video.

oicyu8chu wrote:

it’s functions are very limited though.

You must not be using ACID Pro then, there isn’t a whole heck of a lot about ACID Pro that is limited….recordable piano roll editor with 128 automatable MIDI CC controllers, multi-part MIDI file support, recognition of just about all MIDI or MIDI-Via-USB hardware, integration with any audio editing program, full 192/24 support with ASIO WDM and MME drivers….MetaData beatmapping for cross-computer mixing, what exactly were you looking for? It even comes with Native Instruments Xpress Keyboards plugins!

Ah well, if we didn’t do it for you with 5, we’ll surely get you with 6