I thought this would only be available as part of logic! That's good news. It's my strange sort of comfort zone.īobkatz wrote on Fri, 18 November 2005 18:53 Since the days of the Atari Falcon and Steinberg Pro24 I've been tied and bound to a computer. I'm very used to the idea of working within the computer. My roots are in electronic music and remixing as well as sound design for some of the synth/sampler manufacturers.
Or, are there any other hardware boxes that can act as plug-in's like the Kurzweil KSP8? I know many don't go this way but I'm really an in-the-box kind of guy. It makes the adjustment period much, much easier.Īny idea if there's a good VST or RTAS to Audio Units (AU) wrapper that works with Waveburner? I'm going to start digging around for some other high-end / quality plug-in's to hold me over until I can go the route of the TC System 6000. I'm really happy that Waveburner is so similar, for my needs at least, to Wavelab. I almost feel like I'm leaving an old friend behind. I've used Wavelab for so many years it's hard to let go. I have to say that I'm not missing Wavelab too much at this point.
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I got my Logic 7.1 update yesterday and downloaded/installed the Waveburner 1.1.2 update. Wave Werks wrote on Fri, 18 November 2005 11:52 Jerry Tubb wrote on Fri, 18 November 2005 12:56 I'd forget about the Powercore altogether if that happens. Too bad hey don't allow the System 6000 to operate as a plug-in like Kurzweil did with the KSP8. The Stuff on the TC Powercore that really interests me is from the System 6000. Right now I'm satisfied with my UAD1 and its Precision Series plug-in's along with the LA2A, Pulteq & Cambridge EQ. There are enough other options with the TC Powercore that I may go for it in time. īutton wrote on Fri, 18 November 2005 05:05 There's a rumour that Sony will release native AU versions in 2006. run with Logic only, and then the rendered audio files can be burnt to CD with Waveburner. The fact that the plugins operate when used without the Waveburner application suggests that it would be possible to render the audio after treatment with the Oxford plugins, i.e.
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The Oxford plugins are all both VST and Audio Units compliant, but when used with the Waveburner software it renders them inoperable. "For over two years, we have had reports of this problem, which occurs only when using the Waveburner software, so we cannot offer support for the Oxford plugins when used with this application. Here's a quote from an email I received from Rod Mansell: I hate to burst the bubble, but I noticed all the talk of Sonyoxford plugins and TC Powercore in the context of Waveburner.
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