I know this way somewhat discussed in another thread, but not exactly. What do you guys think would be better quality? 32 tracks to 16 PT bused D/A via AD8000 to a Mackie, or 32 individual D/A channels (no PT bus) of 888 to a Mackie? What I am trying to figure out is at what point does the busing on Pro Tools start to mess with the sound.

They will be releasing the next public beta tomorrow, they have already prepared the FTP site for it's arrival, and taken down http://www.nuendo.com to prepare. Get ready... hopfully the majority of our bugs will be squashed, and OMF export will be working 100% correctly!

steven john

greetings...

i'm thinking about purchasing either nuendo or Samplitude, and i'm curious about opinions from users who have worked with both!
it's a pity that nuendo isn't avaible for a testdownload, but at least Samplitude is, and it runs very stable at my pc.

Gingerale wrote:

Thanks for everybody's advice on the other post.

Welcome aboard Zlatko, our new Nuendo moderator! :D ]

Zlatko is a producer, composer, musician and audio engineer, specialist for digital audio on PC for Cubase, Nuendo and Pulsar/Scope. Special interests: configuation of audio PC machines.

Gingerale wrote:

Its hard getting the info that I want, everything seems to be rather disjointed, but I will try to ask the questions as conherently as possible, so you PT guys can understand me, the newbee.

Whats up? Could you share a few moments of you're time and check my post in recording tips?

Thanx
KBP

If I needed to achieve an extremely compressed bass guitar sound, and I only have a Joemeek SC2.2 stereo compressor available - is it possible to run through both channels in series? Can I come out of my mic preamp into the left channel input on the Meek, out of the left channel output, into the right channel input and finally out of the right channel output back to the console?