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MAGIX has introduced an innovative update called Sequoia 17.
MAGIX Software, a well-known company in the field of audio engineering, has recently announced a major upgrade to its highly regarded professional audio mastering software, Sequoia. This new version, called Sequoia 17, brings several enhancements and improvements to the platform.
Sequoia has established itself as a respected and reliable brand in the music industry for more than twenty years. It provides a comprehensive and advanced solution for audio editing and mastering. Renowned musicians like Billie Eilish, Roddy Ricch, and Kendrick Lamar, along with their sound engineers, have relied on Sequoia to master their music. Remarkably, 40% of the top songs on the Billboard 100 have been mastered using this platform, which speaks to its exceptional sound quality and faithfulness to the original recording.
Nicolas De Porcel, a highly acclaimed mastering engineer who has received the prestigious RIAA Diamond Certification for his work with artists like Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, and Baby Keem, expressed his admiration for Sequoia. He enthusiastically stated that Sequoia is his top choice among digital audio workstations (DAWs) and the only one he relies on for mastering purposes.
The creators of Sequoia 17, MAGIX Pro Audio, have dedicated a lot of time and effort to gather feedback from their worldwide community of musicians and audio engineers in order to create this extensive update. They have also invested significant resources in the development process.
The updated version of Sequoia 17 includes several important improvements. These include the ability to edit objects in an object-oriented manner, support for 32-channel surround sound and 3D audio, visualizations and metering for various inputs, the ability to cut between source and destination, a live editing workflow, and native compatibility with EuCon, Mackie Control, and Mackie HUI-compatible control systems.
In addition, Sequoia 17 brings forth various fresh elements, such as an enhanced layout, compatibility with 32-bit recording formats, auto-conforming functionality, support for ARA2, better integration with hardware, updated comping capabilities, AudioWarp, and a dedicated marker track.
The software, Sequoia 17, can be purchased right away. The price for a perpetual license begins at $1,500.00 USD, whereas a subscription can be obtained for $39.00 USD per month.
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