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Subject:24/96 ASAP, please Posted by: dietz Date:4/21/2000 12:07:00 PM Dear Sonic Foundry, as a long-time user of SoundForge in a professional environment I have increasing problems to describe my favorite master-editor to our customers as "up-to-date". Allthough hardly anyone actually _releases_ stuff in 24/96-format today, more and more people demand at least a _backup_ that will be at hand when the time comes. Recently, we installed the new Steinberg/Nuendo as multitrack- and synchro-platform, and allthough I'm really impressed sound- and feature-wise (32 bit floating! :-) , I will come back to SF as long as possible - _if_ it's possible! - for the ease of use when it comes to mono- or stereo-edits. But without 24/96 (and maybe 5.1 and 7.1 formats ....?) there will be no future, I'm sorry. Sonic Foundry - we know you can do it! ;-) All the best, /Dietz - Media Art Compagnie
Subject:Re: 24/96 ASAP, please Reply by: cptnfunk Date:4/24/2000 5:32:00 AM I'd be interested in an estimate of if/when 24-bit will be included. I'm considering purchasing Sound Forge 4.5 & CD Architect for mastering but lack of 24 bit support is an issue. Paul dietz wrote: >>Dear Sonic Foundry, >> >>as a long-time user of SoundForge in a professional >>environment I have increasing problems to describe my >>favorite master-editor to our customers as "up-to-date". >>Allthough hardly anyone actually _releases_ stuff in >>24/96-format today, more and more people demand at least a >>_backup_ that will be at hand when the time comes. >> >>Recently, we installed the new Steinberg/Nuendo as >>multitrack- and synchro-platform, and allthough I'm really >>impressed sound- and feature-wise (32 bit floating! :-) , I >>will come back to SF as long as possible - _if_ it's >>possible! - for the ease of use when it comes to mono- or >>stereo-edits. >> >>But without 24/96 (and maybe 5.1 and 7.1 formats ....?) >>there will be no future, I'm sorry. >> >>Sonic Foundry - we know you can do it! ;-) >> >>All the best, >> >>/Dietz - Media Art Compagnie

Subject:24/96 ASAP, please

Posted by: dietz

Date:4/21/2000 12:07:00 PM

Dear Sonic Foundry,

as a long-time user of SoundForge in a professional
environment I have increasing problems to describe my
favorite master-editor to our customers as "up-to-date".
Allthough hardly anyone actually _releases_ stuff in
24/96-format today, more and more people demand at least a
_backup_ that will be at hand when the time comes.

Recently, we installed the new Steinberg/Nuendo as
multitrack- and synchro-platform, and allthough I'm really
impressed sound- and feature-wise (32 bit floating! :-) , I
will come back to SF as long as possible - _if_ it's
possible! - for the ease of use when it comes to mono- or
stereo-edits.

But without 24/96 (and maybe 5.1 and 7.1 formats ....?)
there will be no future, I'm sorry.

Sonic Foundry - we know you can do it! ;-)

All the best,

/Dietz - Media Art Compagnie

Subject:Re: 24/96 ASAP, please

Reply by: cptnfunk

Date:4/24/2000 5:32:00 AM

I'd be interested in an estimate of if/when 24-bit will be included.
I'm considering purchasing Sound Forge 4.5 & CD Architect for
mastering but lack of 24 bit support is an issue.

Paul

dietz wrote:
>>Dear Sonic Foundry,
>>
>>as a long-time user of SoundForge in a professional
>>environment I have increasing problems to describe my
>>favorite master-editor to our customers as "up-to-date".
>>Allthough hardly anyone actually _releases_ stuff in
>>24/96-format today, more and more people demand at least a
>>_backup_ that will be at hand when the time comes.
>>
>>Recently, we installed the new Steinberg/Nuendo as
>>multitrack- and synchro-platform, and allthough I'm really
>>impressed sound- and feature-wise (32 bit floating! :-) , I
>>will come back to SF as long as possible - _if_ it's
>>possible! - for the ease of use when it comes to mono- or
>>stereo-edits.
>>
>>But without 24/96 (and maybe 5.1 and 7.1 formats ....?)
>>there will be no future, I'm sorry.
>>
>>Sonic Foundry - we know you can do it! ;-)
>>
>>All the best,
>>
>>/Dietz - Media Art Compagnie