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I usually just turn the volume all the way down in the movie window.

If you have QT pro, you can take out the audio and export the file.

They're labelled ParaEQ (2-band, 4-band, 8-band) in the list here.

Wow, never thought I'd see Chicago and Marilyn Manson on the same slide.

James Steele wrote:FYI, who is using DP on tour. Cool slide!

The new ones that might be used for mastering are the Dynamic EQ and Spatial Maximizer. The Dynamic EQ looks interesting...

Have you tried exporting your DP file as a standard MIDI file, and importing that into Finale? You won't have dynamic markings and the like, but it's a place to start.

Not that I've seen in the U.S. I've only found the upgrade buying directly from MOTU.

bayswater wrote:Anyone know if MAS plugins are still supported?

Yep. MAS, VST, and AU.

http://www.motu.com/products/software/dp/specs.html

DDMF has announced that its ColourEQ plug-in has now become freeware.

Nice solution!

Not sure about time, but there is a file size limit for aif files, either 2 GB or 4 GB, depending on the resource. WAVE64 files don't have that limitation.

MIDI Life Crisis wrote:Actually I've played real drums since 1963.

And boy, are your arms tired! <insert rimshot here>

David Polich wrote: Or sometimes we do the entire drum and percussion track in MIDI by hand from beginning to end - like a real musician would.

Ha! Purist about MIDI drum parts, but not about having someone actually play drums! That's a good one.

Is there any way to create MIDI clones in DP7, much like the way that Cubase can create MIDI ghost parts? I want to be able to create a small pattern, like a hi-hat, and then create clone copies of the pattern, where a change to the original master pattern will get transferred to all the clones. I ...

Holy moly, no more drawing dots for me! Thanks for sharing, bdr, and thanks for posting Dan!

First, check the input/output settings of your aux track. I've noticed plugins on inserts of my aux tracks not loading when the track is not set up properly first.

Hope this helps!