I've searched these forums and found frequent mentions of Ozone's heavy CPU-usage. Apart from that people seem to hold it in high regard. About Waves, I've learned that the TrueVerb is the greatest, and also that the developing team behind Vegas work closely with their brothers and sisters at Waves - whatever that means. It ought to mean that the combination of Vegas and Waves should always work well.
I'm looking for advise on which way to go. I want to use the package for video productions (live recodings of choirs and accoustical instrument groups). The price difference of £201 is (to me) a significant one, but if Ozone is not really adequate, or if Native is really heaven in comparison, I will try to find the cash.
I run a 2.8 P4, 1 gig memory. I will typically record 2-4 tracks, but would like headroom for working with up to 8. Would Ozone behave well in that situation? Would Native still be worth the extra cash?
Tor
I'm looking for advise on which way to go. I want to use the package for video productions (live recodings of choirs and accoustical instrument groups). The price difference of £201 is (to me) a significant one, but if Ozone is not really adequate, or if Native is really heaven in comparison, I will try to find the cash.
I run a 2.8 P4, 1 gig memory. I will typically record 2-4 tracks, but would like headroom for working with up to 8. Would Ozone behave well in that situation? Would Native still be worth the extra cash?
Tor