Upon using ACID Pro 8.0 for the first time, it loaded up a pop music template with a selection of ACID‘s stock loops already loaded into a playable session. There may be a way around this that I have not yet discovered, but to avoid issues, just make sure you have enough C: drive space! The loop installation kept reaching a point where it demanded to use my C: drive even though I had asked it to use my E: drive. I opted for installing on my E: drive as opposed to my C: drive as it had more space, which is rarely a problem with modern programs, but I had some struggle with ACID frequently trying to revert back to my C: drive. In terms of installing ACID, everything was seamless until I got to the loops. Nevertheless, you can see that ACID has followed a similar vein to MAGIX’s revamp of Sound Forge Pro, although ACID possesses the clearer and smarter appearance that I feel Sound Forge is still lacking. Interestingly, the icon for ACID Pro 8.0 is near identical to the icon for Adobe Audition which can be a little inconvenient when they are both sitting side-by-side on my task bar. In need of an upgrade since its initial creation, MAGIX have given ACID a much needed makeover, with a sleeker design, the addition of a multitude of new features, and the much needed upgrade to 64-bit architecture.įrom first look, it’s clear to see that ACID Pro 8.0 has had a solid re-work with a much more modern design and layout that for me feels like a blend between REAPER and Adobe Audition.
ACID Pro 8.0 is a DAW targeted at music creators and producers that thrives on loop-based experimentation and production.
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