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Bidule
Help neededhello im looking for new software to make and play music i came across 'Bidule' it seems to be a modular studio designed for live performance and lots more i use buzz and reaktor and it looks like that type of thing
has anyone used this? is it any good? what are the good and bad things about it? what other software do you recomend? (not reason or fl please)
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bidule is good but a litle bit complex for me, for pc audiomulch looks great (mac version comming soon) http://www.audiomulch.com/ Reaktor is powerfull to.
yo ive tried demo versions of audiomulch and bidule audiomulch seems a bit basic although it has a good 303 bidule does indeed seem ace :D its just what im looking for what is rewire? it opens reason but i cant see how to use them together
rewire is http://www.propellerheads.se/technologies/rewire/index.cfm?fuseaction=mainframe
Originally posted by : sporsmaal2
yo ive tried demo versions of audiomulch and bidule audiomulch seems a bit basic although it has a good 303 bidule does indeed seem ace :D its just what im looking for what is rewire? it opens reason but i cant see how to use them together
Originally posted by : ZARk
bidule rules :p
a bit on the expensive side though :(
bidule is a great app and absolutly not expensive, about 70 eur if i remember. audiomulch is a good alternative with powerful automation tools.
Originally posted by : dropthedyle
Originally posted by : ZARk
bidule rules :p
a bit on the expensive side though :(
bidule is a great app and absolutly not expensive, about 70 eur if i remember. audiomulch is a good alternative with powerful automation tools.
This "early bird" is a special license that you can buy before Bidule gets to v1.0, to keep your copy from expiring (all builds of Bidule expire 3 months after their original release dates). Sometime in 2006 we will release the "full" version of Bidule 1.0, and a "Lite" version. If you buy this "early bird" license now, you will automatically get the "Lite" version and subsequent bug fixes, as well as a significative rebate on the "full" version.
rumor says they talking about a 300/400euro full licence for the v1 ...
still cheaper than max/msp ... but still :)