These prices are pretty much in line with Pro Tools HD Native, which comes as expected, given Sequoia’s market placement. The upgrade price for Sequoia 13 owners is a little more palatable 1095 USD, while owners of older versions are expected to pay 1795 USD. Sequoia 14 is available at Magix for 2975 USD. Sequoia 14 is also integrated with the Pro Tools S6 Controller by AVID and can be controlled from Apple devices with an iOS app by AVID. It’s the closest competitor to iZotope’s well-known RX suite. SL Pro 4 is Magix’s proprietary audio restoration and spectral editing solution that uses a layer-based interface for “sound painting” and direct editing of frequencies. It’s also good for those musicians enjoying highly esoteric sound design. The addition of SpectraLayers Pro 4 is of major importance for audio professionals working in film, gaming, and other venues where obtaining crystal-clear recordings could be a challenge. With these, Sequoia 14 gets the audio recording speed calculated automatically in the background and adjusted to the new basic tempo. There are new time stretching and pitch shifting algorithms, too – zplane’s élastique Pro V3 and élastique Efficient V3. Magix also added tempo automation and audio-to-MIDI functionality to enhance the workflow. Among the new additions is Celemony’s Melodyne vocal tuning and editing package – a proven system with lots of mileage in professional audio.
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