Otherwise I would decide what type of music you are doing - i.e. The best solution obviously, get both, especially using whatever Cakewalk loyalty pricing you can come up with. However that being said, many people report that DimPro can wail at synth/electronica, so don't write it off for that. DimPro is more for doing real instruments. Rapture is more "synthy" for synth, electronica, dance, etc. Here are several excerpts from from a Cakewalk forum that compares the two:Įven though there is some overlap, they are very much different instruments. I'm certainly not an expert on Rapture compared to Dimension Pro but form what I read, it seems like Dimension Pro excels at real instruments sounds while Rapture sounds are more synth orientated. Vector Mixer for real-time sound morphing: can be controlled by mouse or MIDI, lets you morph sounds by gliding between the different elements of a program.ĭrag-and-drop MIDI into host application for groove manipulation. Mix and layer up to 4 stereo parts per program. Multi-stage effects sections and filters: insert and send effects for each part including: Multiple velocity and keyboard switching and crossfading.Īdvanced sample playback techniques, multi-looping, sample switching, and legato on MIDI Continuous Controllers.Įnhanced acoustic simulation is achieved via physical modeling components, such as piano body/damper simulation. Waveguide generators and wavetable oscillators generate analog-style sounds.Įach program provides up to 20 graphical Envelope Generators for intuitive yet precise control of your sound envelopes.Ģ0 host tempo-syncing LFOs per program, each with 21 shapes, ensure musically useful modulation over all parameters. Dimension Pro also includes a large library of production-ready drums with groove programs, which can be dragged into the host application as a MIDI file for further manipulation and control. Two DVDs of multi-samples and grooves with over 1500 sound programs including: guitars, grand pianos, basses, synth basses, analog-style leads, pads, atmospheres, electric pianos, orchestral strings, dozens of evolving textures, and more. This wide tonal range can be attributed to both advanced sample mapping and the physical modeling of components, such as piano body/damper simulation and speaker cabinets, along with a powerful sound-sculpting engine with analog sound generation that lets you mutate and recompose any sound you might imagine with flexible, graphical Envelope Generators, tempo-syncing LFOs, and vector mixing. Dimension Pro offers an abundance of sounds that range from pristine realistic acoustic instruments, thumping basses, cutting leads, to complex, evolving atmospheres.
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