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Parker9 wrote on 8/7/2000, 11:35 PM
My experience is that Vegas excels at "comping" performances. For
example, if I have several takes of a vocal I can combine them into a
single track much faster in Vegas than with anything else that I've
used. The EQ, though quite good, doesn't meet my needs for final
mixes, however.

David W. Ruby wrote:
>>using the software for;Studio recording,video editing
>>only,mixing other peoples trax from adats,etc.
>>I am curious.
>>Or what projects have you completed with the Vegas.
>>Curious.:-)
PipelineAudio wrote on 8/8/2000, 1:44 AM


David W. Ruby wrote:
>>using the software for;Studio recording,video editing
>>only,mixing other peoples trax from adats,etc.
>>I am curious.
>>Or what projects have you completed with the Vegas.
>>Curious.:-)

I use it for mixing and editing...
If you want to see a vegas mixed product that will make you ill, and
wish you NEVER touched that acid back in the '60s, check out

www.magnetplan.com

a very strange guy....and for what he wanted, I never would have been
able to do this in a timely fashion in any other software Ive ever
seen
Walterius wrote on 8/8/2000, 6:41 AM
Hi!
I have a digital audiostudio, and i use Vegas for recording and
mixing.(dual processor makes it possible).
If have mixed about 12 CDs this year(all with Vegas)
I do especially acustik music - kind of unplugged.
walter



David W. Ruby wrote:
>>using the software for;Studio recording,video editing
>>only,mixing other peoples trax from adats,etc.
>>I am curious.
>>Or what projects have you completed with the Vegas.
>>Curious.:-)
Ron Lucas wrote on 8/8/2000, 8:19 AM
I'm using Vegas Video (just the audio portions) to replace my old
recording system PARIS. Even though PARIS is a great platform, it
had many features I would never use. So, I sold it and got Vegas
Video. Don't get me wrong, I loved and still love PARIS. But so
far, Vegas Video has been a real charm to use. I've recorded only
three songs, but no problems whatsoever. And they were easy to
record and fast to process.

On a side note, I've even gotten rid of my old hardware MIDI gear
(sound modules), and am using Nemesys GigaStudio along with Cakewalk
to write my MIDI tracks. Then I use GigaStudio to record my 24 bit
WAV tracks one at a time. Then I use Vegas Video along with Waves
NPP I and NPP II to arrange, mix, and whatever to those WAV files. I
then record live vocals and guitar to the mix and yippie - a finished
song.

I'm just an amature musician writing and recording in my home, but I
gotta tell you, Vegas Video sure makes it fast to record.

Ron

David W. Ruby wrote:
>>using the software for;Studio recording,video editing
>>only,mixing other peoples trax from adats,etc.
>>I am curious.
>>Or what projects have you completed with the Vegas.
>>Curious.:-)