When I recently reviewed Sequel, Steinberg's entry-level music production software, I was seriously impressed by the quality of the musical content that ships with it. If you wish to try out Sequel yourself, you can do so now, as Steinberg is offering a downloadable trial version of the software.
For obvious reasons, the trial version offers only a limited subset of Sequel's sample and loop library — the retail version offers a whooping 5GB's worth! —, but there is still ample content in there to play around with.
The download for the Mac version weighs in at 433MB, the one for Windows at 347MB, and you can try out the software for up to 45 days. If you decide to buy Sequel, you can import the projects from the trial version into the retail copy via a software tool also available on the download site.
To take Sequel for a spin, go to the Sequel website and click on the "Download Now" link under "Sequel Trial Version."
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abhinav:
The Sequel trial software is available here:
http://www.sequel-music.net/try-it.html
Hi
i am very intrested to see your product.
i will feel very greatfull to you if you will
provide this to me.
You're welcome, PIPPO. ;)
thak yuu
Don't know about software recording, just want to find out how hard or easy it is??
Wow. That's a walloping big download. I just looked at my copy of Sequel and found the app package was a surprisingly hefty 916MB. But the Projects folder (seemingly containing just demo songs) accounted for 796MB of that.