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  41 answers, most recent on 7/14/2000

  RE: Automation
  Johan: Sorry about not responding to your post. Has too many errors in it. Mixed info, etc. If you write it again in a readable way, with appropriate quotations, then I'll address your points. Victor. PS: Must give you credit for the sly way
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  41 answers, most recent on 7/14/2000

  RE: Automation
  Victor Harriman wrote: >>your understanding, because you have never done professional audio >>work. If that were the case, you would have a different opinion. How tiresome. What do you know of my work? >>"No need, as
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  41 answers, most recent on 7/14/2000

  RE: Automation
  >> PS: Why don't you offer your customers a "proprietary" plugin >>architecture so that they can enjoy what users of different software >>get as part of the basic package? Why not stop blaming Microsoft for >>the
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  41 answers, most recent on 7/14/2000

  RE: Automation
  I see what your suggesting,but anyone interested in Sonic products should know by now that there is no support for vst.Your words are rather on the high school level victor.Is this the same person who gave me a good answer to a problem
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  41 answers, most recent on 7/14/2000

  RE: Automation
  Peter: Since you have (very conveniently) "forgotten" the original question, I'll just quote it: particularly interested in the development of fx parameter automation, and not just volumes... To have a delay that slowly introduces more
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  10 answers, most recent on 6/13/2000

  RE: Lots of animosity
  Larry, thanks for the truth. My guess is that you were one of the only Vegas users that saw validity in Irvin's ranting. larry lutz wrote: >> >> >>Thomas Kay wrote: >>>>Damn it, Larry. Just when nobody answers
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  10 answers, most recent on 6/13/2000

  RE: Lots of animosity
  Thomas Kay wrote: >>Damn it, Larry. Just when nobody answers Irvin's last post, you have >>to go on with this tree-hugging rubbish. Stop with the obvious, >>already. >> >>larry lutz wrote: >>>>I think
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  8 answers, most recent on 6/10/2000

  RE: Skipping on playback
  David, My dma is checked under device properties. My drive "D" is for audio waves only, nother else. The drives are older 5100 WD's. The project is using 4.4gigs, 6 gigs drives not 5 and that is the only thing on the drive. Video card is ATI
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  8 answers, most recent on 6/10/2000

  RE: Skipping on playback
  David W. Ruby wrote: >>This sounds like data transfer probs.Is your dma checked under device >>properties for your drives?Is the drive you have the audio on only >>full of the waves you are using;nothing else?Are the drives
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  8 answers, most recent on 6/10/2000

  RE: Skipping on playback
  This sounds like data transfer probs.Is your dma checked under device properties for your drives?Is the drive you have the audio on only full of the waves you are using;nothing else?Are the drives 7200's? How many gigs is your project using on
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  49 answers, most recent on 6/9/2000

  RE: Looking for Direct X plugins
  If you dig into the manual,You will find that you can punch in.It is diff from what irvin and probably most of us are use to.It is more towards really digging in to the edit and adjusting a pre roll to record in the section.I have used it many
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  49 answers, most recent on 6/9/2000

  RE: Looking for Direct X plugins
  So, wouldn't you agree that comparing Vegas to Nuendo would be apples to oranges, considering the price? I can't find it, but I don't believe SF even claims to be such a recording product that would punch on the fly- not that it wouldn't be nice.
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  49 answers, most recent on 6/9/2000

  RE: Looking for Direct X plugins
  Thomas Kay wrote: >>I have never seen Vegas in a store for more than $430. It is now at >>$400. Isn't Nuendo at least $1000 list? Which would put it at around >>$850 or so. Double, at least. >> >>So far I'm okay
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  49 answers, most recent on 6/9/2000

  RE: Looking for Direct X plugins
  I have never seen Vegas in a store for more than $430. It is now at $400. Isn't Nuendo at least $1000 list? Which would put it at around $850 or so. Double, at least. So far I'm okay with the first release of Vegas (I don't do this for a
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  3 answers, most recent on 5/30/2000

  RE: Apologies to all "pros"
  Dear Irvin, is enougth, please stop. I'm a pro audio engineer, and I like the Vegas, if you don't like this program, don't spend your time in write anything about the Vegas. Bye Deja de tocar las pelotas de una vez Irvin irvin gomez
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  19 answers, most recent on 5/17/2000

  RE: Try Finishing the Audio Program before going Video
  I think that when a product (and company) shows the promise that SF has over the past few years, people root for it. Sound Forge's ease of use was a blessing. It is useless, however, if you record 24 bit into Vegas. So, by that observation alone,
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  5 answers, most recent on 2/24/2000

  RE: Freeze/Crash: Vegas with Midiman Delta 1010
  Joe Doria wrote: >>Don't have ACID. >> >>I do have Cooledit Pro 1.2....and it WAS crashing with that whenever >>I would cancel/close out a 1st record of multitracks...and start a >>new one. Set up again for
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  4 answers, most recent on 2/20/2000

  RE: DirectX FX as Track Inserts
  Unfortunately, I don't have Sound Forge. It's becoming clear that to really use Vegas you have to have Sound Forge too. This ups the price from a $500 piece of software, to a $900 piece of software. It seems that Sonic Foundry ought to bundle the
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  4 answers, most recent on 2/20/2000

  RE: DirectX FX as Track Inserts
  To use off-time processing; right click your track and open it in Sound Forge, when you "save" the changes appear back in Vegas. I duplicate (drag off) my tracks in Sound Forge so as to not loose the original track. That way you can always go
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  4 answers, most recent on 2/20/2000

  RE: DirectX FX as Track Inserts
  I forgot why SF said this could not be done. What does Cubase do that allows it to use Direct X on inserts- in real time? Brett Sherman wrote: >>This is the paradox: >> >>Users say, "We want all directX effects available as
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  4 answers, most recent on 2/20/2000

  DirectX FX as Track Inserts
  This is the paradox: Users say, "We want all directX effects available as inserts" Sonic Foundry says, "To maintain real-time processing only certain effects will work" There is a solution. Who says all processing has to be real- time. If the
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  14 answers, most recent on 2/5/2000

  RE: DirectX in Track FX?
  This is the paradox: Users say, "We want all directX effects available as inserts" Sonic Foundry says, "To maintain real-time processing only certain effects will work" There is a solution. Who says all processing has to be real-time. If the
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  One answer, on 1/18/2000

  RE: Cool Edit Pro records 16 at once, but not Vegas?
  I've solved my problem: bought a SCSI Quantum 9GB 7200 RPM hard drive -- droputs are gone! Working like a dream... Thought I'd let everyone know in case anyone is having similar issues. Carl Saff wrote: >>Hello -- >> >>My
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  5 answers, most recent on 2/24/2000

  RE: Freeze/Crash: Vegas with Midiman Delta 1010
  Thanks George, It doesn't help much but at this point I'll take anything. I had the Event Gina...and I upgraded (or thought I was) to the Delta 1010. I need more than 2 ins for the home studio (as you know a Hammond B-3 is a lot to haul so the