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The 4-track limitation is stupid. Splitting a track into drums, bass, vocals, and melody instruments is definitely useful for a lot of purposes, but it's limiti
by blt 11y ago
The 4-track limitation is stupid. Splitting a track into drums, bass, vocals, and melody instruments is definitely useful for a lot of purposes, but it's limiting for real in-depth remixing. Why not make it unlimited?
- gamegod 11y agoThe 4-track limit means you can build a hardware DJ controller that supports stems. It also means your software doesn't have to have a crazy unlimited-track interface. 4 tracks is the sweetspot where you can actually build usable products around this for live performance. Clarification: When I say build hardware, I mean design a usable hardware interface for mixing 4 stems. I don't have to guess what audio is on what track. Imagine what a nightmare it would be if every stem had a different number of tracks and you were trying to DJ live with them.