For instance, the newly added ASIO support, piano-roll MIDI editing and automated effects hardly seem progressive when compared with the rest of the industry. In some ways, Sonic Foundry is playing catch-up with 4.0. Tack on Acid's multiple-format support (like MP3 and multiple-bit WAV/AIFF in the same project) and expansive - but not expensive - loop libraries popping up all over the Net, and Acid Pro is just plain dangerous. With version 4.0, Sonic Foundry has taken to raising its own bar by improving Acid's MIDI editing (introduced in version 3.0) and project work-flow options, as well as adding a host of new features such as effects automation, crash-guard protection, odd time signatures, VST Instruments, 5.1 surround mixing and ASIO support. Scary as it sounds, Acid Pro has been known to induce instant gratification, legions of sleepy users and plenty of killer remixes. Imagine an intuitive paint-and-play remix application, in which any slice of music can be imported into a musical project regardless of tempo, pitch, format or taste. If you have never heard of Sonic Foundry's Acid Pro, let me bring you into the loop.
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