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Brand | SONY |
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Model | SACSB5000 |
Name | ACID Pro 5 with Sound Forge Audio Studio 7 Bundle |
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Type | Audio/Video Utilities |
Version | Standard |
Operating Systems Supported | Windows |
System Requirements | Microsoft Windows 2000 (SP4) or XP 1 GHz processor (1.2 GHz if using video) 150MB hard-disk space for program installation 600 MB hard-disk space for optional Sony Sound Series Loops & Samples reference library installation 2.2 GB hard-disk space for installation of Native Instruments Kompakt Sony ACID Pro edition 256 MB RAM, 512 MB recommended Windows-compatible sound card DVD-ROM drive (for installation from a DVD only) Supported CD-Recordable drive (for CD burning only) DirectX 9.0c or later (included on DVD-ROM) Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 SP1 (included on DVD-ROM) Internet connection (for Gracenote MusicID) Internet Explorer 5.1 or later (included on DVD-ROM) |
Packaging | Retail |
Feature | ACID Pro software is the ideal loop-based music composition and production tool for original music creation. Revolutionary since the first version, the tradition of innovation continues with version 5. Powerful new features and advanced functionality make ACID Pro 5 the most comprehensive application of its kind. ACID Pro software is the tool of choice for millions of industry professionals who want to create songs, remix tracks, produce 5.1 surround audio mixes, develop music beds, score videos, and much more. ACID software is ideal for real-time pitch-shifting, time-stretching, and groove quantization of audio and MIDI events. With new technologies and advanced professional features, ACID software provides the most powerful, user-friendly environment for everything from basic song creation to complex video scoring. Sound Forge Audio Studio software is everything you need to produce professional-quality audio on your home computer — no more renting expensive studio time to get the results you want! Record just about anything, edit and restore audio, burn your own CDs, create streaming media, and convert files with lightning speed — all using drag-and-drop actions and simple commands such as cut, copy, and paste. |
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Date First Available | November 15, 2005 |
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