Vegas Audio in Vegas Video 3?

Willow wrote on 2/19/2002, 1:07 PM

Hello!

I was surfing the net and reading about the products of sonicfoundry. I’m wondering, is Vegas Audio also included in the Vegas Video 3 or is it completely different? I can download the demos and see for myself but it takes a long time!

Thanks

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Ted_H wrote on 2/19/2002, 1:28 PM

Vegas Video 3.0 contains all of the audio functions of Vegas Audio 2.0, plus some new audio features. Download a demo version from this link:

http://www.sonicfoundry.com/download/step2.asp?DID=363

Ted

kkolbo wrote on 2/19/2002, 2:25 PM

Just received from Sonic Foundry.

Vegas and VideoFactory users - Vegas Video 3.0 is a
total solution for video and audio production.

Vegas Video 3.0 from Sonic Foundry rocked the world
of DV editing, not only for its new and innovative approach
to video production, but for its superior audio tools.

Vegas Audio won't be upgraded as a stand-alone product.
We've incorporated all its features, and more, into this one
comprehensive application, and will continue to keep both
the audio and video capabilities of Vegas Video 3.0 the
best in the business. Now's your chance to upgrade to the
leading digital audio and video editor at an incredibly low price.

"Vegas Video 3.0's audio editing capabilities are the best I've
seen. There's little you can't do with audio in this software."
www.digitalvideoediting.com

Vegas Video 3.0 is an audio multitrack and digital video editing system.
It contains the best digital audio multitrack system available. If
you've used any version of Vegas, you know how good it is.
With Vegas Video 3.0, we've made it even better. But use what
you want. Not creating video? No problem. Customize the interface
just as you would with your favorite audio multitrack, and keep
creating killer audio.

Vegas Video 3.0's audio features include:
· Red book Audio CD Mastering with CD Architect(tm) Technology
· Powerful Audio effects - 18 DirectX Audio Plug-Ins from our
XFX1, XFX2, and XFX3 series of products.
· Envelope Automation
· Voice optimized timestretching
· CD audio extraction
· Improved mixing and rendering with the master bus
· Five Audio Panning Models
· Audio track phase inversion
· Master bus routing for bus groups
· Keyboard scrub and linear timeline scrub
· Autosave/crash recovery tools
· Windows Media(tm) file editing
· Mono and Channel Swap
· Project compacting/media consolidation
· Real-time playback and record meters
· 32 assignable effects
· 26 Master and Aux options
· And more!

"The audio editing tools, which include special effects
and corrective filters, beat the competition hands down."
PC Magazine

DavidW12 wrote on 2/19/2002, 5:24 PM

If all you want to do is Audio, Vegas Audio 2 is probably all you need. However, the more I used Vegas Audio 2, the more interested I became in the video aspect so I upgraded to Vegas Video 2 and now Vegas Video 3. I've never looked back...go with Vegas Video 3. Its so damn flexible you can use it to fly up your own nose hole.

You can do anything (really more) with Vegas Video 3 you can do with just plain old Vegas Audio 2. Besides, it looks as if Vegas Audio is a dead-end product. If you want new features, bells and klaxtons, go with VV3. That's just one man's opinion.