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Ouch.Phil Jeffers wrote:
It's here! Don't fret DP is the darling of all older composers/mixer/producers - it's here to stay baby!
You Rock My Friend...!lwilliam wrote:I can't believe no one has posted any pics....Here ya go, hot off the NAMM floor today!
Pay attention to the filename for extra info. Enjoy!!!
http://public.fotki.com/lwilliam/namm-2008/
BTW, the upgrade price will be $199 for those who own EITHER 4.x or 5.x.
He was not sure of the grace period for a free upgrade from 5.x.
(uh, it DID crash when he was demoing Proverb).
I don't follow sorry - bare in mind we are not all American (even though I happen to be an American).wheever wrote:Ouch.Phil Jeffers wrote:
It's here! Don't fret DP is the darling of all older composers/mixer/producers - it's here to stay baby!
At least I know I'm in the right place...
Unless I just had too much wax in my ears at the time I heard (and saw) the demonstration - DP6 definitely supports broadcast Wave.Phil Jeffers wrote:It's coming... and yes Broadcast Wave File (.wav or .bwf) is now the world-wide cross-platform standard audio file. I'm just relieved that MOTU have finally acknowledged that.I was kinda hoping for optional broadcast Wave support, But maybe that will come in the future. SDII is getting kinda long in the tooth, but it's still workable. Especially since you can now bounce directly to CD.
September 15, 2008. $4993rdpath wrote:most uncertain feeling towards a manufacturer: spectrasonics. (...) omnisphere looks and sounds super...but no ship date and no price.
Thanks for posting those. I've been dying to see what the new interface looks like. Overall, I'd say it's an improvement, though it's hard to tell without looking at it up close on a monitor. It still looks like DP, yet refreshed. It looks like they took a cue from other, more currently designed software without going the garish route. It seems a bit more spacious and easier to read, less cluttered. Glad it's still mostly grey.lwilliam wrote:I can't believe no one has posted any pics....Here ya go, hot off the NAMM floor today!
Yep - that's what I mean when I say "it's coming" i.e. BWF support.David Polich wrote:Unless I just had too much wax in my ears at the time I heard (and saw) the demonstration - DP6 definitely supports broadcast Wave.Phil Jeffers wrote:It's coming... and yes Broadcast Wave File (.wav or .bwf) is now the world-wide cross-platform standard audio file. I'm just relieved that MOTU have finally acknowledged that.I was kinda hoping for optional broadcast Wave support, But maybe that will come in the future. SDII is getting kinda long in the tooth, but it's still workable. Especially since you can now bounce directly to CD.
Thank you so much for posting those, lwilliam!! The new interface looks fantastic. It is basically just a slicker version of the look and feel that we have already. I'm thrilled!lwilliam wrote:I can't believe no one has posted any pics....Here ya go, hot off the NAMM floor today!
Pay attention to the filename for extra info. Enjoy!!!
http://public.fotki.com/lwilliam/namm-2008/
Yeah that's a bit strange. Hopefully, there will be the option to move them up or down, just like we can with tracks and chunks.blue wrote:Also, I wonder why they decided to put In/Out assignments at the top of the mixer rather than at the bottom where the track names are. Now you'll have to follow the fader up from the name and try not to get lost on the way up to see what the assignments are.
FMiguelez wrote:Hmmmm. I think I prefer Zed's GUI.
