Subject:mixdown algorhythms

Posted by: tuffguyz

Date:7/3/2000 5:25:00 AM

Hi !

Is there anyone who can tell me, how great Acid's mixdown
algorhythms compared to other digital audio mixdown
programs ?
Let's say, compare to Steinberg's VST, or SAW Pro...

vic

Subject:Re: mixdown algorhythms

Reply by: interfecto

Date:7/4/2000 4:25:00 PM

victor kaman wrote:
>>Hi !
>>
>>Is there anyone who can tell me, how great Acid's mixdown
>>algorhythms compared to other digital audio mixdown
>>programs ?
>>Let's say, compare to Steinberg's VST, or SAW Pro...
>>
>>vic

I must admit that I haven't the foggiest idea of what you are
talking about when you say "mixdown algorhythms". Maybe it's just me.
Or, maybe it's not me. It could be you are asking a question that can
not be answered. You will probably have to rephrase the question and
ask it in such a manner so that others will have some sort of clue as
to what the hell you are trying to say.
Salute,
Jon Jenkins

Subject:Re: mixdown algorhythms

Reply by: tuffguyz

Date:7/5/2000 6:41:00 AM

I'm talking about the algorhythms that used when you make a mixdown
from the tune you're working on. When finally you mixdown your
project into one single wav file.
The quality depends on the bit depths of the calculations and many
more, but there's no info about it at all, so i don't know that if I
mixdown the audio parts to a wav with other programs, there will be
difference in quality or not.

as i heard, cubase vst 5 will use apogee's uv22 stuff for example.

so ?

vic

Subject:Re: mixdown algorhythms

Reply by: interfecto

Date:7/12/2000 6:19:00 PM

victor kaman wrote:
>>I'm talking about the algorhythms that used when you make a mixdown
>>from the tune you're working on. When finally you mixdown your
>>project into one single wav file.
>>The quality depends on the bit depths of the calculations and many
>>more, but there's no info about it at all, so i don't know that if
I
>>mixdown the audio parts to a wav with other programs, there will be
>>difference in quality or not.
>>
>>as i heard, cubase vst 5 will use apogee's uv22 stuff for example.
>>
>>so ?
>>
>>vic

I aint a einstein when it comes to computer software, but this I can
state with the utmost certainty: Acid will most assuredly give you a
high quality mixdown ( if you got a high quality computer ). Dont'
just take my word for it, go ahead and try it. Get your feet wet.
Work with it. Masage it. Play with it.
Salute,
Jon