Is Hoster Pro enough?

[RandyMcCharles]

Thanks Jim
That was what I was thinking, but I wasn't sure.

My schedule won't give me time to transfer much until next January, so I was thinking of waiting until Hoster 4.0 is available, but looking around the site I don't see much discussion of 4.0 except that there will be architectual changes. Any ideas when 4.0 will be release and how it will differ from 3.321?

[madjim- with the Lord]

Originally Posted by RandyMcCharles

Thanks Jim
That was what I was thinking, but I wasn't sure.

My schedule won't give me time to transfer much until next January, so I was thinking of waiting until Hoster 4.0 is available, but looking around the site I don't see much discussion of 4.0 except that there will be architectual changes. Any ideas when 4.0 will be release and how it will differ from 3.321?

I believe that 3.321 will do everything you need. 4.0 should be out soon, MTU is working hard on it's release. I'd get 3.321 and upgrade to 4.0 when it comes out if it has new features you need.


I hope this helps.

Jim

[swany]

If the money is not that tight get the Microstudio so when you go to the clubs to sing take a custom disk with you instead of scratching your originals. Then you only have to take one disk with a bunch of your favorites on it. Been doing that myself for a long time. Once in a while the wife and I like to go out and check what others are doing and get some good ideas.

[RandyMcCharles]

Excellent idea, however, clubs here (Canada) won't play home-made CDGs. It's originals by known manufacturers or nothing.

[ddouglass]

You could always take the original with you to show you have them. They are probably concerned about legality. If you have the original available you can prove you are legal.

[madjim- with the Lord]

Hoster 3.321 will do everything you said you wanted to do in your first post. No harm that will come from buying other MTU programs, I have used them all at one time or another and they are worth the money. I did not advise you buy McroStudio because you said you were not intrested in making copies of your discs.

Feel free to buy every program MTU puts out, you won't be dissapointed.


Jim

[RandyMcCharles]

That's not a bad idea. I have no specific plans for burning my own CDGs for personal use, but things like that always come up. And it would be nice to create some CDGs of personal favorites.