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« on: September 06, 2007, 06:58:11 AM »
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3.0's shipping in two months.  Piddle.  I'd just about made up my mind about 2.0.

http://www.adobe.com/products/audition/

My problem isn't the two months I have to wait; my problem's my ignorance.  I don't know hardly anything about 2.0, so how can I judge whether 3.0 is significantly better?  Piddle.

Whatcha think?
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« on: September 06, 2007, 07:29:39 AM »
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My hope is that 3.0 will be considered by Adobe, as they seem to have stated, as a completely stand alone product and support it as such, rather than as a small part of a video suite. If this is done and the support, promotion and above all necessary updates are provided, then it's a no-brainer.

What worries me as a rather reluctant Vista user is that Vista compatibility seems to be essential, and as far as I can tell the first Vista service pack, which seems to involve a new kernel, is due about the same time. The amount of effort involved in keeping up with this must be enormous.

For this reason, I really hope that the old Syntrillium concept of not releasing software until it is ready is revived. Just like Microsoft should have done with Vista.
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« on: September 06, 2007, 08:26:47 AM »
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What worries me as a rather reluctant Vista user is that Vista compatibility seems to be essential, and as far as I can tell the first Vista service pack, which seems to involve a new kernel, is due about the same time. The amount of effort involved in keeping up with this must be enormous.

I have to admit that I am relieved that they are sane at Adobe, and are still supporting XP.  (Not that I expected them to ditch support XP in favour of Vista, mind you.  But one can always worry until the information is explicitly provided.)
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« on: September 06, 2007, 08:48:59 AM »
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Upgrade price of $99 applies to all previous versions of Audition.  That's a fairly aggressive marketing move - and one which I predict will upset some people who have paid for the intermediate versions.  Well, those are the breaks.

New feature set is pretty huge - do look at the detailed list.
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« on: September 06, 2007, 11:54:07 AM »
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I am hoping that Adobe will provide 24 track control surface support this time around.  Who knows, I might be able to salvage the Tascam US2400...
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« on: September 06, 2007, 12:18:07 PM »
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But upgrade price to the UK is GBP 81.08 including VAT and even more, GBP 83.49, for the downloadable version huh
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« on: September 06, 2007, 01:11:16 PM »
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But upgrade price to the UK is GBP 81.08 including VAT and even more, GBP 83.49, for the downloadable version huh

And considering the current strength of the £, this is, to say the least, something of a rip-off. Because that is more like $150 plus...
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« on: September 06, 2007, 01:21:06 PM »
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My problem isn't the two months I have to wait; my problem's my ignorance.  I don't know hardly anything about 2.0, so how can I judge whether 3.0 is significantly better?  Piddle.

Whatcha think?

I don't think - I know. But unfortunately, I can't give you details - I can't go beyond what's been made public. What I can say though is that I pretty much agree with everything it says in the release note, and that the improvements are well worth it. I do have a couple of favourites, and as far as I'm concerned, they make the whole thing worth it, just for them alone.

Yes, they are both in the list, but I have to say that there are plenty of other small enhancements that aren't mentioned as well - you've only got the highlights there.

If you want my candid opinion, 3.0 is what 2.0 should  have been...
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« on: September 06, 2007, 01:32:56 PM »
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But upgrade price to the UK is GBP 81.08 including VAT and even more, GBP 83.49, for the downloadable version huh

And considering the current strength of the £, this is, to say the least, something of a rip-off. Because that is more like $150 plus...

Same goes for prices in Euro; you pay € 99 for an upgrade, excluding VAT. That's $ 126.--.
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« on: September 06, 2007, 01:36:03 PM »
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The Aussie price works out to about $US111. That's OK.
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« on: September 06, 2007, 01:41:23 PM »
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If you want my candid opinion, 3.0 is what 2.0 should  have been...

I will wait for the first user reports to be published before I make my final decision. So, untill then, it's AA2 for me. But considering the source (SteveG), the upgrade indeed looks like a no-brainer.
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« on: September 06, 2007, 01:50:17 PM »
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Same goes for prices in Euro; you pay € 99 for an upgrade, excluding VAT. That's $ 126.--.

Well that's not much different, certainly - € 99 = £67.0124, and if you add UK VAT, it comes to £78.73. So this means that so far, the UK is going to be the most expensive place to get your upgrade. But maybe (says he, rather cynically) that's not surprising - Audition's biggest customer is in the UK... and even though they will get a special rate, it will still only be based on the published upgrade price in £, I suspect.
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« on: September 06, 2007, 03:01:43 PM »
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If you want my candid opinion, 3.0 is what 2.0 should  have been...

I am in total agreement here.  This is one of those upgrades that is almost essential.

Emmett
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« on: September 06, 2007, 03:23:47 PM »
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If you want my candid opinion, 3.0 is what 2.0 should  have been...

I am in total agreement here.  This is one of those upgrades that is almost essential.

Emmett

Seconded - from a restoration point of view V2 was a waste of time, but this time there's a number of new features that'll rattle the same cages elsewhere that adding FSE in 1.5 apparently did, I reckon!

(Hint: Cedar's Automatic Phase Correction module, as featured in the online video, costs nearly $4000 alone...)
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« on: September 06, 2007, 05:01:32 PM »
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My problem isn't the two months I have to wait; my problem's my ignorance.  I don't know hardly anything about 2.0, so how can I judge whether 3.0 is significantly better?  Piddle.

Whatcha think?

I don't think - I know. But unfortunately, I can't give you details - I can't go beyond what's been made public. What I can say though is that I pretty much agree with everything it says in the release note, and that the improvements are well worth it. I do have a couple of favourites, and as far as I'm concerned, they make the whole thing worth it, just for them alone.

Yes, they are both in the list, but I have to say that there are plenty of other small enhancements that aren't mentioned as well - you've only got the highlights there.

If you want my candid opinion, 3.0 is what 2.0 should  have been...

That (plus a question I had that Ozpeter answered about the upgrade price applying to *any* previous version) has decided me.  Thanks, Mr Steve.
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