ACID Music Studio

ACID Music Studio, Sony’s music production platform, has quite a lot to offer: multi track recording, high quality audio effects, tons of music loops, tons of virtual instruments, enhanced remixing tools, simple tutorials, several means of sharing music, and more. If you’re into music production, if you want to get a tool to help you create music, you are very well advised to go get ACID Music Studio.

Before you go get it though, take a quick look at the system requirements. The system requirements for running ACID Music Studio are: 1GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, 200MB of disk space, Windows-compatible sound card, CD-recordable drive (for burning CDs), internet connection, Windows operating system.

ACID Music Studio provides support for Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 8.1 at the time of writing this.
ACID Music Studio provides support for multiple formats for the import function: AAC, AIFF, AVI, BMP, FLAC, GIF, JPG, MIDI, MP3, OGG, PCA, QuickTime, SFA, TGA, TIF, W64, WAV, WMA, WMV.
ACID Music Studio provides support for multiple formats for the export function: AAC, AIFF, AVI, FLAC, MP3, OGG, PCA, QuickTime, RealAudio, RealVideo, W64, WAV, WMA, WMV.

By default, a Show Me How prompt is displayed at startup. It explains that creating music with ACID Music Studio is a simple 3-step process: pick the media you want to use; paint events on the timeline; play your composition. The Show Me Prompt also provides links to many tutorials; tutorials that will help you learn how to use many of the features ACID Music Studio has to offer.

Sony has multiple music creation tools to offer. ACID Express, ACID Music Studio, and ACID Pro are all great for multitrack recording, mixing, and effects processing tools. There are differences between these products. Follow this link to see what sets these three products apart.

In just three steps you can create music. Sony’s ACID Music Studio is a great tool for creating music!