Good day Audio Mates!

Let's 'gossip' about this candies. Here is my first shot:

Had a nice weekend with some 'sugar bytes'; while not very much on sweets, I enjoy sometimes some sonic candies!

I like when a company is (perhaps bought out) kept alive by saving the technology; as in the case of Sonicbytes and Sugarbytes.

I will probably write a extensive review based on a project I am planing to build in FL Studio: sub-plug all 'sugarbytes' into the 'Phrazor' sequencer from sonicbytes.

Phrazor got my attention first and started all the ...bytes exploration; not updated from 2007 but still kicking.

I believe that code from Phrazor is showing in newer products like Consequence or Thesys.

(Regarding Consequence - it's the only 'sugarbyte' from the set of 11 tools that I still have only the PC demo; anyone willing to share/trade the full version?)

Its looks reminds me of the old Amiga days (as Renoise does too). The inability to re-size the application is like working on a old small resolution screen.

But with all its features I feel being a complete music production machine if not a DAW.

Taking in account the inclusion of built-in help/tutorials I could nickname Phrazor as 'the little Live machine'!

Dan.