ACID Pro 8 hopes to please both new users looking for a creative DAW that marries top-spec features with ease of use, and also its large and loyal fanbase – which MAGIX consulted with for many of with whom MAGIX has worked closely together in developing many of the new updates. The company will be adding VST3 support in a free update later this year. The last major update to ACID Pro, by the previous owner Sony Creative Software, was in 2008. ACID Pro has been revitalised for today’s creative artist and producer but is as easy to use today as it was at its release 20 years ago.

Yet with a brand new interface and its loop-based compositional environment, the software retains the easy workflow that it is famous for. MAGIX Software has completely overhauled the software that revolutionised loop-based music making 20 years ago and has added many new features, instruments and effects and an all-powerful 64-bit architecture.

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