Behringer DAW

[bayswater]

SOS has a news item today saying that Behringer will be producing a DAW. On release it will be free. This is going to lead to some interesting conversations.

[mikehalloran]

Perhaps they no longer want to bundle someone else’s Lite program.

[stubbsonic]

I don't have much experience with Behringer software. Their hardware products have been a mixed bag, 50/50 good/bad. The firmware is generally pretty functional, and at times, even a little clever. I was impressed with the DeepMind software (from what I saw of it).

I imagine they'll "rent without pmt." lots of ideas.

After what they did to Peter Kirn, Behringer can go eat all the farts, as far as I'm concerned.

[mikehalloran]

I had no idea. Yikes!
https://www.musictech.net/news/11-thing ... eter-kirn/

[cuttime]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mgsIjQXZ7c

[bayswater]

I don't have much experience with Behringer software. Their hardware products have been a mixed bag, 50/50 good/bad.

I didn't know they did software. I have a few bits and pieces of Behringer hardware, and they have all performed flawlessly for many years.

[stubbsonic]

I didn't know they did software. I have a few bits and pieces of Behringer hardware, and they have all performed flawlessly for many years.

I'm talking about the config software for the BCR2000 (that's the only one I have). Or the firmware for the DEQ2496, e.g. or their app to program the DM12 from the iPad. I.e., software in the broader sense.