Oh, look at this marvel of the audio world! The kind of person who loves to roast every other DAW out there but then takes it so personally the second anyone breathes a word against his own. And Cubase—ah yes, the wise, seasoned DAW that actually listens to its users and adds features that make sense. None of this “throw everything at the wall and see what sticks” nonsense like... Bitwig, who always seems to have some quirky half-baked idea slide right down the wall and end up in the "never use this" pile.And here comes Cubase14, copying some of Bitwig's best ideas, but not copying them very well.
And now, here we are, waiting to see what Bitwig’s next move will be. Think they’ll hold off on just dropping another "new device" or doing yet another UI tweak and actually give users something they’ve been asking for? Imagine the panic if they did have a beta release lined up for today, only to pull the plug last minute, realizing it might just backfire spectacularly.
But let’s be real—Bitwig’s "solution" might just end up being... “project format compatibility.” You know, so you can play around with synths and then, when you want to do serious mixing, just switch over to an actual DAW like Cubase or Studio One. Sure, it's a solution, but it’s also about as Bitwig as it gets: half-baked and kind of impractical.
Statistics: Posted by vroteg — Fri Nov 08, 2024 7:13 pm