Topic: Discussion: DITHER Comp, v4

[wbrisette]

so where does one find this MBIT+ ?, is it a wavlab plugin ?

If you're on a Mac, you can purchase AudioFile Engineering's Wave edtr software and it is included as part of the deal. Pretty much if you own any Mac audio software you qualify for an upgrade price, so you can get the whole thing for $150. That's a pretty good price if you don't have an editor or if you don't have a good editor. The plug-ins are included, so you can either add these to your price evaluation, or simply exclude them and you still end up with a very competitively priced solution.

Wayne

[scb]

so you're on wave editor full time now, wayne?

[wbrisette]

so you're on wave editor full time now, wayne?

Yes. I switched about a month ago. I REALLY like it.

Wayne

[bgalizio]

so you're on wave editor full time now, wayne?

Yes. I switched about a month ago. I REALLY like it.

Wayne

I'm assuming it works well for your multitracking? Interesting that it has some good plug-ins at that price. EDU discount puts it at only $100.

[wbrisette]

I'm assuming it works well for your multitracking? Interesting that it has some good plug-ins at that price. EDU discount puts it at only $100.

While technically I could use it to multi-track, I don't. I use Digital Performer for that. Once I have everything setup the way I want it, I create a two track mix-down. That's what I use Wave Editor for... all the things we need to do with a two track file (markers, dither, sample rate conversion). It's really good at some things, and others it still needs work at... But, they are working on it and they are really good when it comes to support, so I like both them and the product.

Wayne