[JRR] PreSonus Fender Studio Pro 8 Sales

[lamia6]

Get PreSonus Fender Studio Pro 8 Full listed sale price $139.99 (or $117.59)

Get PreSonus Fender Studio Pro 8 Crossgrade listed sale price $104.99 (or $88.19)

Use coupon code GROUP for the lowest price. End date not known at this time.

 

https://www.jrrshop.com/presonus

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[LinkedMusicians]

PreSonus Fender Studio Pro 8 Crossgrade $86

https://www.thomannmusic.com/fender_studio_pro_8_crossgrade.htm?offid=1&affid=3831

PreSonus Fender Studio Pro 8 Upgrade $88

https://www.thomannmusic.com/fender_studio_pro_8_upgrade.htm?offid=1&affid=3831

 

I was surprised by seeing what qualifies for the crossgrade pricing — pre-Band Lab Sonar X2 (not the current product, but the perpetual license Sonar X2 before BandLab purchased the assets of the company from Gibson)! Here’s the list:

Requirements: Proof of purchase a crossgradeble DAW: ab Acid Pro 9, Bitwig Studio 2, Cubase 9, Digital Performer 9, FL Studio 12, Live 9, Logic Pro 9, Mixcraft 8, Nuendo 8, Pro Tools 11, Reaper 5, Reason 10, Samplitude Pro X4, Sonar X2, Tracktion Waveform 10

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[fretman]

These are great prices for my favorite DAW.

Studio One, Windows, RME UFX, Yamaha MSP7

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[doug]

The upgrade at JRR is $83.99 is you use the GROUP code. It is strange that the upgrade is more expensive than the crossgrade at Thomann. I was about to make a snide comment about customer loyalty but JRR’s pricing makes more sense.

This would be a clever signature if I could think of one.

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[LinkedMusicians]

I think that all of us were originally Sonar users (I go back to the first version). Have any of you successfully converted your Sonar files over to Fender Studio Pro? I know that @bapu had posted about a conversion app someone wrote, but I am yet to embark on that mission, and I have hundreds of project files.

I thought I might as well get started at some point instead of popping old projects open in Sonar. Every sign from BandLab makes it look like Sonar is being used for parts for NEXT and will be gone easily within the next 2 years. I want to get things concerted before I’m no longer able to open them in Sonar.  I am not looking forward to the process of converting everything. I’d love to have an idea of what others have experienced so I can properly set my expectations.

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[Yan]

Can you get the crossgrade version if you already own Fender Studio to extend the subscription?

[fretman]

I doubt it. But the official upgrade price from JRR listed above is cheaper than any of the crossgrades listed here.

Studio One, Windows, RME UFX, Yamaha MSP7

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[William Heins]

That’s actually a great price but I need another DAW like I need a hole in my head! 😉

I’ve been slowly converting old Sonar projects over to Nuendo. I first create an empty project in Nuendo and match BPM, tempo, and time signatures. Next I render out all the individual audio clips and note locations to match placement(you can render out the full tracks but then you may wind up with lots of silence leading to cuts and fades). Finally I copy out the Midi tracks and note the synth and preset for each while noting all the settings. If you run into an older synth that won’t work you can render that track as audio to place beside it’s Midi track in the new project to give you a reference for finding a similar synth sound.

I’m actually using a few old Sonar pieces converted to Nuendo in the new album I’m working on! 🙂

A lot of demo stuff here- https://www.reverbnation.com/daylight

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[bapu]

On William Heins said

That’s actually a great price but I need another DAW like I need a hole in my head! 😉

I hears ya. I have 13 holes in my head.

Fender Studio Pro
Cubase
Reaper
Pro Tools
Harrison Mixbus
Cakewalk (free, no need for the extras now)
Digital Performer
FL Studio
Bitwig
Reason
Universal Audio Luna
Samplitude
Mixcraft

The mainly used DAWs are (in order of use)
Fender Studio Pro
Cubase
Reaper

When I get Reaper projects, I use the ProjetConverter program to convert to DAWProject format then open that DawProject file in Fender Studio Pro and save it. Then in my main Fender Studio Pro project I use the built copy song data from that converted project.

When I get Cubase Projects, I export to DAWProject format and open that DawProject file in Fender Studio Pro and save it. Then in my main Fender Studio Pro project I use the built copy song data from that converted project.

Our keyboard player (Tom) uses Reaper and so I just send him stems and he sends back a full project with all his parts. Sadly there is a bit of a mismatch between DAWProject format using ProjectConvertor to import into Reaper. I wish Reaper would adopt DAWProject import/export.

Our drummer (Hugo) uses Cubase so I export my project Fender Studio Pro to DAWProject format for import/save to Cubase. Simples.

Our singer (Ken) and guitarist (Eren) use Studio One 7, soon to upgrade to Fender version, so they get a V7 “tracking version” of the project and they send their full production of their parts and I just use the Fender Studio Pro built in import Song Data function on their projects (or import stems if that is what they send).

My name is Ed. I Am still bapu though. My Studio

Virtual Bands: Citizen Regen, The Forum Monkeys,  Fizzy Pickle, The Coffee House Band

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