HI I was in the AES convention last weekend, and I saw the two systems iin action but i'm not sure if the support is better in whitch.
The prices?? I think all this procucts are around 700 euros more or less, aren't them??
The thing is i'm only think in use one of them for mastering an audio edition, but i want spend the minimun money possible, ever with a good balance quality-money, for sure.
Thanks everybody
pyramix vs wavelab
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Re: pyramix vs wavelab
Hi there,
I think that you have to determine how important the Pyramix editing tools and library functions are for the kind of work that you will do.
Wavelab is a great mastering programme - in a few respects, quite a bit better than Pyramix currently is - but as an editor, WaveLab is dreadful.
Now, where's that asbestos suit...
Best,
Graemme
I think that you have to determine how important the Pyramix editing tools and library functions are for the kind of work that you will do.
Wavelab is a great mastering programme - in a few respects, quite a bit better than Pyramix currently is - but as an editor, WaveLab is dreadful.
Now, where's that asbestos suit...
Best,
Graemme
eidlva wrote:HI I was in the AES convention last weekend, and I saw the two systems iin action but i'm not sure if the support is better in whitch.
The prices?? I think all this procucts are around 700 euros more or less, aren't them??
The thing is i'm only think in use one of them for mastering an audio edition, but i want spend the minimun money possible, ever with a good balance quality-money, for sure.
Thanks everybody
Graemme Brown
Zen Mastering
1460 Wild Rose Drive
Gabriola Island, BC
Canada V0R 1X5
+1.604.874.9096
"A Horus, A Horus; My Kingdom for a Horus!"
Zen Mastering
1460 Wild Rose Drive
Gabriola Island, BC
Canada V0R 1X5
+1.604.874.9096
"A Horus, A Horus; My Kingdom for a Horus!"
...VST plug-ins dynamically assignable to clips.
As I understand it, this feature is under development for Pyramix (not in v5.0, but somewhere in V5.x).
Best,
Graemme
As I understand it, this feature is under development for Pyramix (not in v5.0, but somewhere in V5.x).
Best,
Graemme
jonas wrote:Just curious what was better about Wavelab?
Graemme Brown
Zen Mastering
1460 Wild Rose Drive
Gabriola Island, BC
Canada V0R 1X5
+1.604.874.9096
"A Horus, A Horus; My Kingdom for a Horus!"
Zen Mastering
1460 Wild Rose Drive
Gabriola Island, BC
Canada V0R 1X5
+1.604.874.9096
"A Horus, A Horus; My Kingdom for a Horus!"
Hi Jonas,
About VST, I disagree...it's a very powerful and useful feature.
Otherwise, when I wrote about this in June, the pq editing was less 'buggy' in WaveLab, although there are 'workarounds' for these issues in v4.3.5sp3a.
I've been beta - testing Pyramix' version 5 for some time and would say at this point that I'm very happy with how the PQ editing works. This is expected to be released in a few weeks.
I do a lot of editing...and Pyramix is an extremely powerful and flexible editor. The learning curve can be steep and it's worth the trouble, in my opinion.
Best,
Graemme
About VST, I disagree...it's a very powerful and useful feature.
Otherwise, when I wrote about this in June, the pq editing was less 'buggy' in WaveLab, although there are 'workarounds' for these issues in v4.3.5sp3a.
I've been beta - testing Pyramix' version 5 for some time and would say at this point that I'm very happy with how the PQ editing works. This is expected to be released in a few weeks.
I do a lot of editing...and Pyramix is an extremely powerful and flexible editor. The learning curve can be steep and it's worth the trouble, in my opinion.
Best,
Graemme
jonas wrote:OK I can see this for a compliation of sessions from a variety of mixes from various studios. Clip based VST is not as important as a good editing and pq program for mastering. What else was better about Wavelab?
Graemme Brown
Zen Mastering
1460 Wild Rose Drive
Gabriola Island, BC
Canada V0R 1X5
+1.604.874.9096
"A Horus, A Horus; My Kingdom for a Horus!"
Zen Mastering
1460 Wild Rose Drive
Gabriola Island, BC
Canada V0R 1X5
+1.604.874.9096
"A Horus, A Horus; My Kingdom for a Horus!"
All of my mastering has been on SADiE since 93 so VST has not been an option for my Artemis, and I plan to switch to Pyramix the first quarter of the year.
Which VST plugins do you use for mastering?
I have in my 64bit nuendo machine a UAD and TC powercore card, but I still like the DBX quantum I use with my SADiE.
I have wavelab for the non-profit so I am famliar with that as well.
What is your comparison of PQ editing with SADiE and Pyramix.
Which VST plugins do you use for mastering?
I have in my 64bit nuendo machine a UAD and TC powercore card, but I still like the DBX quantum I use with my SADiE.
I have wavelab for the non-profit so I am famliar with that as well.
What is your comparison of PQ editing with SADiE and Pyramix.
With respect,
Jonas Dainius Berzanskis
Silver Tortoise Soundlab
Jonas Dainius Berzanskis
Silver Tortoise Soundlab