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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: bkirby on April 11, 2006, 10:23:57 AM
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Anyone have it yet? I am thinking of purchasing. Just curious as how it stands up for 24bit editing with the no-limit file size...
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works great fast and awesome,
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Got my upgrade about a month ago. It is very nice. Tons of enhancements some very minor, and others are big. Spectrum editor, DIRAC processor, Crystal resampler and best of all, the ability to handle files larger than 2gb. You have to activate support for RF64 in the preferences - files tab. It also supports .w64 if you want to go that route. The RF64 keeps the .wav extension, but can only be opened by applications that support the RF64 standard. Don't know enough about this yet, as in if you split your show into a fileset, and flac it, when it is decompressed, can apps not in support of RF64 open them?
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Samplitude /Sequoia is superior to Wavelab if you do anything other than 2 channel editing.
WL6 is great, dont own it but did play around with a ME friends copy. very nice interface, intuitive,,SRC is very nice.... Samplitude does >2g natively. Does DVD Audio natively, burns DDP discs/DVD-A/CD via its own burning engine...FFT, Oscillioscope, Spectragram,,,..POW-R 3 included.Edits in real time, no rendering necessary. Everything is done "virtually" not changing the original file until you choose to bounce..Very minmial CPU usage..the list goes on and on..
I got my version of Samplitude Pro V8 for 450 bucks. Brand new. Sequoia is a lot more expensive..