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01/08/2005, 6:10pm, EST
Saturday, January 8th
Apple's Soundtrack no longer available for purchase
Apple has quietly removed all mention of its entry-level Soundtrack music composition software from the Apple Store, providing evidence that the company no longer has plans to sell the software in its current form and confirming a report by AppleInsider that Apple has notified resellers that the product has an "end-of-life" status and that the company would no longer honor backorders, would not accept any new orders, and would not provide automatic order conversion. The audio application was introduced at Macworld Expo in July of 2003, is no longer available for sale from Apple Store. Apple debuted the product at a price of $300, but later reduced it to $200.
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How long before Motion gets the axe. :-(
GarageBand
Sountrack
Logic Express
Logic Pro
Logic is in a whole 'nother world. You actually have to sit down and learn it, whereas ST and GB are much more intuitive.
Oh yeah - GB AFAIK can only utilize and export audio at 44 khz. I've used Soundtrack importing/exporting up to 96 Mhz audio.
I can sorta see where they are going with their audio apps, and it makes some sense... I'm just selfishly pissed at the moment. Why develop an audio app that is only going to have a lifecycle of 1.5 years?
GarageBand Pro- multitrack editing application allowing simultaneous recording of audio tracks with a supported audio interface, as well as direct editing of iMovie audio/music tracks with realtime viewing of video during the composition process.
I'm off my meds....forgive.