hello guys. well ive been around the "world" so to speak,
and have tried every program i could for multitracking. Id
really like to use vegas audio for my main multitrack
program. I like the simplicity of it, and its easy to move
around in it. the problem is, just that, however. Although
I think Nuendo or cubase sometimes adds a stale unwanted
color to the sound, its much more flexible (as well as a
few others). im using a yamaha 01v; sending 8 adat optical
tracks, and a stereo spdif panned hard for 9 and 10 tracks
simulntan. to an RME hammerfall card. what are the biggest
likes/dislikes now with vegas audio? I used vegas pro
forever, and liked it.. but i like a good audio editor in
the program, so if i want to process a selected area of a
track w/ a direct x or vst plug, i can do that w/o setting
up a bus for the effect. which you still, for the most part
cannot do in audio, correct? i like the trimmer idea, its
not crowded, and would be great, if i could see its
purpose. what is the trimmer mainly used for if not for
precise editing? ive found that the vegas program does most
things that others do, w/o all the excess that is usually
not needed, that just ends up cluttering your workspace. i
love that, but i'd like to know what everyone else thinks
thats worked w it for awhile. using the sound editor i
understand is a possibility to do any type of processing,
but not being able to preview it instantly w your mix, and
having to save as a new file, then load it back in to audio
really is a drag. is there a way around this? basically,
and other good/bad comments? sorry if this is long, if
anyone could help, id be mucho obliged. thank ya
brad hodgson
and have tried every program i could for multitracking. Id
really like to use vegas audio for my main multitrack
program. I like the simplicity of it, and its easy to move
around in it. the problem is, just that, however. Although
I think Nuendo or cubase sometimes adds a stale unwanted
color to the sound, its much more flexible (as well as a
few others). im using a yamaha 01v; sending 8 adat optical
tracks, and a stereo spdif panned hard for 9 and 10 tracks
simulntan. to an RME hammerfall card. what are the biggest
likes/dislikes now with vegas audio? I used vegas pro
forever, and liked it.. but i like a good audio editor in
the program, so if i want to process a selected area of a
track w/ a direct x or vst plug, i can do that w/o setting
up a bus for the effect. which you still, for the most part
cannot do in audio, correct? i like the trimmer idea, its
not crowded, and would be great, if i could see its
purpose. what is the trimmer mainly used for if not for
precise editing? ive found that the vegas program does most
things that others do, w/o all the excess that is usually
not needed, that just ends up cluttering your workspace. i
love that, but i'd like to know what everyone else thinks
thats worked w it for awhile. using the sound editor i
understand is a possibility to do any type of processing,
but not being able to preview it instantly w your mix, and
having to save as a new file, then load it back in to audio
really is a drag. is there a way around this? basically,
and other good/bad comments? sorry if this is long, if
anyone could help, id be mucho obliged. thank ya
brad hodgson