Test Bench: SmartSound Sonicfire Pro 4 Music Creation Software
Videomaker by Mark Montgomery 
Sonicfire Pro 4 magically fits music built according to the desired mood exactly to the length of any project on a Mac or PC. Are You In The Mood? SmartSound's Sonicfire Pro 4 offers a unique and innovative music composition experience that is easy to use. It's a great tool for any professional videographer who wants more control over the mood and mix of music compositions, without the burden of micro-managing individual notes and melodies. Tuning Your Orchestra Installing the software was a snap on a Dual 1.25GHz Mac G4 Desktop with 2GB of RAM (see below for system requirements.) The Mega Bundle includes all 10 volumes to date of the Strata Series music library. Every track of this series has up to 8 individual instrumentation layers, which Sonicfire Pro 4 utilizes for its Mood Mapping feature (more on this later.) Installing 10 volumes will take up roughly 22 gigabytes of hard drive space and about a good half-hour of your time. It's not mandatory to install every volume at once, but saves you from having to keep each volume disc handy whenever you want to preview or install a track. Also, if you are upgrading from an earlier version, Sonicfire Pro 4 allows for migrating your sound files to the new software. read more...
Sonicfire Pro 4 magically fits music built according to the desired mood exactly to the length of any project on a Mac or PC. Are You In The Mood? SmartSound's Sonicfire Pro 4 offers a unique and innovative music composition experience that is easy to use. It's a great tool for any professional videographer who wants more control over the mood and mix of music compositions, without the burden of micro-managing individual notes and melodies. Tuning Your Orchestra Installing the software was a snap on a Dual 1.25GHz Mac G4 Desktop with 2GB of RAM (see below for system requirements.) The Mega Bundle includes all 10 volumes to date of the Strata Series music library. Every track of this series has up to 8 individual instrumentation layers, which Sonicfire Pro 4 utilizes for its Mood Mapping feature (more on this later.) Installing 10 volumes will take up roughly 22 gigabytes of hard drive space and about a good half-hour of your time. It's not mandatory to install every volume at once, but saves you from having to keep each volume disc handy whenever you want to preview or install a track. Also, if you are upgrading from an earlier version, Sonicfire Pro 4 allows for migrating your sound files to the new software. read more...
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