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Audioon 8/12/2019
Audio glitches after upgrading to Vegas 13 64 Bit
I switched to Reaper after 14 and now only use 14 to lay out CD projects. Do everything else in Reaper. Too bad Vegas was a good DAW many years ago. I really think Magix just does not care about audio anymore and has not for along time. I will not be renewing or updating my version until they rededicate themselves to audio as well as video. I am not holding my breath.
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Audioon 8/8/2019
Audio glitches after upgrading to Vegas 13 64 Bit
Too bad I won't be buying it then.
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Audioon 10/4/2018
Audio glitches after upgrading to Vegas 13 64 Bit
Yes I have given up on Vegas, They obviously know about this and have CHOSEN to not fix these audio issues. So I have CHOSEN to move on. Reaper is now my main DAW . I lay out my CD projects in Vegas but that is it.
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Audioon 8/29/2018
Audio glitches after upgrading to Vegas 13 64 Bit
Wow, cannot believe they have not fixed this. As I stated before Magix has left me no choice but to believe they understand this problem and are intentionally ignoring it. Audio and the DAW market no longer interest them at least as far as the Vegas line goes. I am using 14 strictly to lay out CD projects and burn redbook cd's and that is it. I will be looking for a CD creator program that is cost effective and better suits my needs. Another issue I seem to be having in Edit Pro 14 is I can load multiple audio plugins but can only open and view one at a time. That seems strange maybe I am over looking something. In Reaper I can open as many as my video screens can handle at once.
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Audioon 10/30/2017
Audio glitches after upgrading to Vegas 13 64 Bit
I guess you'll just have to wait for the version 16 or 17 before that gets fixed, I'm not upgrading from 14 despite having bought every upgrade since 7, because Magix doesn't deserve my money for the garbage 14 is. I'm can't see any sane reason to give them any more money after that rip-off. I'm insulted by the offerings that magix have served. Wow, it's unbelievable really. I've been trying to be respectful in expressing my disappointment. Like I have stated before, rather than think that Magix is not competent and does not know what they are doing I am choosing to believe they know exactly what they are doing and I along with others like me no longer are part of their target market. So if and when their product fits into my world rather than I fitting into their products, I will use something else.
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Audioon 9/17/2017
Audio glitches after upgrading to Vegas 13 64 Bit
I am not surprised, They did not address any audio issues in their pre-release press releases so I was expecting nothing. Again I am left with having to believe that Vegas no longer cares to be even considered as a DAW and may only address these issues when they absolutely have to, to appease their video customers. I am using Reaper now and only using Edit 14 to lay out my CD projects.
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Audioon 8/15/2017
Survey
If I get respectfully dissed one more time for asking about Vegas audio improvements I think I will scream. I spent many hours years ago learning Vegas as Audio production software when it was being at least in part marketed to that consumer group. I really liked the work flow and it's capabilities at that time. I was laughed at by more than one Pro Tools, Cubase and Cakewalk user. I guess they were right. I can live without Vegas and I will. I have already moved to Reaper but was hoping Vegas would at least move a little ahead in the audio world. Like supporting VST3, and fixing the audio playback glitches. I am not asking a lot as I track on other equipment and mix only on computer. Without audio changes/updates Edit Pro 14 will be the last Vegas software for me. I may be a slow learner but am not crazy. No sense going where I am not wanted as a customer.
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Audioon 4/26/2017
Audio glitches after upgrading to Vegas 13 64 Bit
Not really relevant but I am now a Reaper user at the suggestion of many on this forum. I bought Edit 14 and still have Vegas 8.0 32 bit on my old system that I may use for some things. I may come back to Vegas if they fix the audio glitches and support VST3 etc. However I am getting used to using Reaper and Waves Tune and it sounds like Vegas may never support that. If autotune is the deal breaker I may buy Antares again if Vegas ever supports VST3 which I believe they will almost have to at some point and probably soon. I only have 5 to 10 more years to be doing this and I could not wait for Magix give me what I needed. The 200.00 I spent on Edit 14 was basically money thrown away. Maybe I will use it for some things. I will have to see. I wish Magix the best and would love to come back if they ever meet my needs. I'm just not a video guy and have to have the audio basics.
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Audioon 4/4/2017
Do you use the audio features in Vegas or do you use a DAW?
I am a Vegas user since version 6.0. I have been demoing Reaper for the past few weeks and will be buying it. It is not a free program but at 60.00 compared to other program costs I consider it almost free. I am not the brightest bulb in the box and my transition from Vegas to Reaper has been very easy. Many of the same functions and pretty easy to figure out. Many helpful tutorials and a helpful community. If Magix gets their act together on the audio side of Vegas I may update it and use both programs but at 60.00 Reaper is a steal.
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Audioon 3/15/2017
Audio glitches after upgrading to Vegas 13 64 Bit
There are 2 buffers in the audio preferences I doubled both of them. Several users here have told me to cut bait and go with a DAW that is dedicated or at least committed and known for their audio results since that is 99% of what I do. I am about there and will probably start trying a new program this weekend. I guess Vegas is and for a few versions has been focusing on their video editing capabilities and the audio is becoming more tailored to what is needed for video production not what is expected out of a DAW. I was out of recording for several years and was not aware of this. I made some compatibility assumptions based on prior versions and experience that I should not have and it cost me some money. I'm over it and moving on. I'm sure they will do some audio upgrades when necessary to support the video editing platform like supporting VST3 etc., but many here doubt they will do much more than that. I guess time will tell. Too bad because I like the work flow and hate to learn a new program but it just may be time to quit trying to fit a square peg into a round hole. I'm not a young man, 60, the clock is ticking, I have several recordings I want to make while I am still healthy and able. This is my hobby not my job, I only have my spare time to work with. I can't sit around and wait to see if my current needs fit into Magix's future plans for the program and if so when that might be. No hard feelings, sometimes companies and consumers have to part ways. I'm sure I am not their target market. That said some of my best recordings were done on Vegas software with Waves plugins. Waves and maybe Antares will be coming along with me, Edit Pro my get left behind.
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Audioon 3/14/2017
Audio glitches after upgrading to Vegas 13 64 Bit
I am new to edit Pro 14 but not new to Vegas, used versions 5 through 8 then jumped to 14, I got rid of a lot of the audio stutter by doubling the size of my audio buffer. My system is new, good but not the best Dell XPS 6th gen i7 quadcore 3.4. 16 gb ram 2 separate 1TB hard drives, Creative sound card and upgraded video card that came with the machine. I get more stutter when I am moving FX windows around or resizing the main program window. If I add or remove an fx from the chain I might get a click, also if click on the save icon I get a stutter. And yes I checked because I still have my old system and version 8 with my ancient Waves plugs give me little to no trouble. Increasing the audio buffer on my system really helped with scrolling in and out. I get almost no stutter doing that. It was a huge improvement for me, [I actually can live with it for now] as I have other make or break issues with V14 that may chase me to a different DAW.
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Audioon 3/7/2017
Dither
vxtrocketeer you are somewhat correct. the projects I do are just home studio projects. covers and some originals. I normally track on a Tascam 2488 24 bit 44.1k, Clean tracks unprocessed as much as possible. Then export/import them into Vegas for mixing. I normally do my final mixing at that stage and put a Waves C4 or C6, X Noise and a L1+ Ultramaximizer in the master channel of Vegas. I usually use a C4/C6 mastering preset and slightly adjust to my liking to kind of even everything out a bit and use the X noise to get as quiet of a 2 track mix as possible, then the L1+, maybe I have the FX chain order screwed up. Then I burn to redbook Cd. Nothing here goes to a professional CD mastering house or printing process. What I finish here is what friends and family get to listen to so I try to make my recordings sound "radio ready" at least to the average persons ears. I think I put the X noise in the middle thinking that if the C4/C6 added any noise it would end up on the recording. I am making a last attempt at sharpening my skills for an old guy. When I have recorded in professional studios several engineers have stated I have been blessed with exceptional ears when it comes to music and mixing so that has probably allowed me to get away with doing a lot of things wrong or in a less conventional way due to ignorance. If it sounds really good in the end I'm not sure it matters how you got there, often there is more than one means to a really good end. That being said I am making an effort to be sure I am not violating any steadfast rules that if corrected may make my recordings sound even better. Thanks for the help.
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Audioon 3/6/2017
A respectful rant.
Hopefully it will be a good recording and mixing application period. And the price will just be a bonus.
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Audioon 3/5/2017
A respectful rant.
Okay anyone know if this is possible just for sport. My Creative sound card has outputs and inputs on it, can I just take a cable and run it from an output to an input and record the corrected track in real time on another track with fx.
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Audioon 3/4/2017
A respectful rant.
I might try Reaper, it's cheap, I may like it, and if nothing else it may serve as a bridge until Magix has to update it's FX incompatibilities like starts to support vst3. That would get me into Antares 8 and then gentlemen, what happens in Vegas just may stay in Vegas.
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Audioon 3/4/2017
A respectful rant.
I think I'm going to check into Cubase 9 and see how steep the learning curve is. It's too bad because if Vegas just supported vst3 [which some day if it is still around it will probably have to] I would probably be okay with Antares. Or if it would support the rewire link for Waves tune but it sounds like that will never happen. It is my fault for not verifying the compatibility of these software's, I just did not read enough of the fine print and made my decisions based on my past experiences. A friend of mine always says "trust but verify" he is right and I did not. One way or another I will work it out, I'm just disappointed because this was supposed to be fun and so far has just been an expensive pain in the a##.
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Audioon 3/4/2017
Waves Tune 9.2 With Vegas Pro
Same here with 14 and years later
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Audioon 3/4/2017
CD Burning /Rendering audio
I found the rewire installer and ran it 3 times, refreshed the vst folder, closed and re-opened the host, restarted the computer etc. So far rewire is not showing up anywhere except in the program files folder. Bummer!!
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Audioon 3/4/2017
CD Burning /Rendering audio
Wow so it looks like Waves Tune is useless in Vegas. I cannot find anywhere to disable rewire and it sounds like it may be key to sync and output. I guess I'll have to call Waves on Monday to confirm this. Is there any pitch correction program that works with Vegas 14, I've already read that Antares 8 does not.? My old 32 bit system is looking [ and sounding ] better every day. So far I have spent a lot of money for nothing, at least they could also give me the chicks for free!! LOL Really I am bumming, I understand buyer beware but this information is not readily available without quite a bit of effort. It is really looking more and more like I may have to dump Vegas for another host program. What a shame as I have been a Vegas guy for about 15 years.
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Audioon 3/3/2017
Old guy learning new tricks
Nick, to answer your question I am showing Program files x86 and waveshell 9.6_x64.dll No Steinberg that I could see. Hope that is what yo are looking for.
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Audioon 3/2/2017
Audio glitch with Waves plugins
Finally loaded an old project this am Stereo music track with 5 vocal tracks, Threw a bunch of reverbs at it with the C4 and L1 on the master FX, doubler, vocal rider, waves tune, etc on some vocal tracks, no stutter when just playing, some when moving windows around or scrolling in or out. I doubled the playback and track buffers and it got rid of almost all of it. Especially scrolling is almost clean, Still get some when moving windows around. If it's no worse than this I think I can live with it. Maybe it will get better with an upgrade to the sound card. I still have to disable the waves plugins and see if the stutter gets better or not. Will post more later today or tonight.
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Audioon 3/1/2017
Audio glitch with Waves plugins
Yes, I am going to try mixing an old project this weekend and see how it goes. I'm starting to really regret not going with my Plan A which was to just buy a nice refurbished i5 or i7 with Windows 7, 32 bit for about 400.00 that would run all of my existing software on Vegas 8.0. I thought I would take one more leap and try to cross the digital divide one more time before I am too old to care. I hope I don't end up with a huge paper weight. If this set up can't run my audio I really have no need for it. I guess I trusted Vegas, Waves and Antares from past years. Maybe a big mistake.
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Audioon 3/1/2017
Audio glitch with Waves plugins
You guys are making the old man here really nervous, I'm upgrading everything, New computer, 6th gen i7 quadcore, 16gig ram, 2 new 23 inch monitors, Edit pro 14, and new WAVES plugins, and now you say they may stutter on playback when mixing? This would not make me happy if I have to go back to my old 32 bit system after spending all this money or buy and learn a new host program. I've been Vegas since 6.0 but got out for several years after 8.0.
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Audioon 3/1/2017
Old guy learning new tricks
Wow no VST3 plugin support, There goes Antares 8. I wonder if my old version 5. something will work.
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