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Do they still have trouble with the memory limits on browsers? A couple years ago I remember they couldn't handle more than 10 minutes of audio, which was the d
by qppo 6y ago
Do they still have trouble with the memory limits on browsers? A couple years ago I remember they couldn't handle more than 10 minutes of audio, which was the dealbreaker for me at the time.
And did they kill Cakewalk's products or just transfer ownership? I was never a user, just remember the acquisition.
- grawprog 6y agoI think the limit's 15 minutes per track now and as far as I know, they haven't killed cakewalk they own it now and have been releasing it as part of bandlab I think. I don't know too much about Bandlab, I just found it the other day and it seemed pretty cool so I thought I'd post it here. Actually, I have to be say, i'm mainly curious as to how the hell they make money and had the money to buy Cakewalk. I know HN tends to get into that stuff, so I was hoping it might come up in the comments.
- qppo 6y agoThey have what one could call outsized presence at industry trade shows. At least for a new player in an old industry. As for Cakewalk, Gibson killed them off alongside a bunch of other stupid acquisitions they made in the early 2010s. The Bandlab acquisition was just IP apparently. Personally I'd be surprised if it cost more than low 7 figures.