Zoë Blade's notebook

Pro-24

Pro-24 tech specs

Quotes

I've sort of pushed Tim [Simenon] backwards because I'm still very happy to use Pro-24. It's the program I've got and we regress to that for my convenience. I find it's got a certain number of variables to help you work, but not too many.

— Guy Sigsworth, Bomb the Bass, 1991[1]

Pro-24 is simple, and it's quick. Cubase is as well, but we've just never got round to buying a copy. Pro-24 does the job, it does what we need a sequencer to do and we really don't need anything more complicated. It depends what you use it for; some of the new generation of sequencers are great, but I actually like the limitation of only 24 tracks.

— Jack Dangers, Meat Beat Manifesto, 1993[2]

Notable users

References

  1. "Beats Working" Tim Goodyer, Music Technology, Jul 1991, pp. 26—32
  2. "Message In A Sample" Phil Ward, Music Technology, May 1993, pp. 36—42

Reviews

Pro-24

Pro-24 III

Atari ST: 4-Op Deluxe | Creator | Cubase | Dump-It! | M | Pro-24 | Realtime | ST MIDI sequencer timeline | ST Speech | Sweet Sixteen | Tiger Cub

Software MIDI sequencers: Creator | Cubase | M | Music Machine | Pro-16 | Pro-24 | Realtime | Sweet Sixteen | Tiger Cub

Steinberg: Cubase | Pro-16 | Pro-24