Taken over by Sony Creative Software in the 2003, while Acid remained in use until the late 2000s, its last update was in 2008 and it failed to hit the spot with old fans due to its lack of routing options and the addition of what many felt to be a convoluted MIDI feature. Sitting at cool € 149,99, boasting a new interface, 9GB of loops, new composition, MIDI and editing features, 24-bit 192kHz multitrack recording and powered by 64-bit technology it’s had the facelift it’s deserved since the mid 2000s.Īcid was launched in 1998 by Sound Foundry (the same company behind a series of revolutionary creative software programs during the turn of the century such as Vegas and Sound Forge) and became part of the early wave of home-use Digital Audio Workstations, inspiring a new generation of PC beatmakers.įamed for its use of audio and loop manipulation, ease of use, automation functions, clip management and many other intuitive functions, it enjoyed cult DAW status until the mid 2000s before being overtaken by the more powerful and complex DAWs such as Ableton and Logic. It will be its first update since it was part of Sony’s Creative Suite.Īs promised by Magix in January, Acid Pro is back.
Twenty years after it was first launched, Acid Pro has been relaunched.
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