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| Re: Paris v3.0. To update or not to update? [message #92639 is a reply to message #92638] |
Mon, 12 November 2007 12:37   |
Johnny Blaze
Messages: 18
Registered: October 2007
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Wayne and Mike,
Thanks for the responses on this as always, I think I'm going to give it
a shot to upgrade to v3.0. Sounds like the aux 1 issue you talked about
in your earlier post to my main post on this subject is also happening to
me. It's weird, it only happens sometimes, which forces me to close the
project and then reopen it again and it goes away. (regarding the aux 1
audio bleed into all channels). I think thats what you were referring to,
and you said this issue is fixed in v3.0. You also mentioned that I will
be able to Disc Bounce to .wav directly without having to do a paf-wav convert
in Sound Forge, that's a nice feature.
Johnny
"Wayne Carson" <carson_wayne@msn.com> wrote:
>Oh . . . my system with v3.0 on XP is very stable. I run one MEC with two
>8-in's, on external clock with two EDS. Two C-16's, two 20" LCD's. P4
>2.0ghz 1 gig ram.
>
>
>"Johnny Blaze" <johnny728@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:472d15a8$1@linux...
>>
>> I want to know what everyone thinks about the stability of v3.0? I have
a
>> pentium 4 2.4ghz machine running Paris v2.2 and everything seems stable
>> overall,
>> a few glitches come up occasionally when I shut down Paris it gives an
>> error.
>> It doesnt do this everytime, but sometimes I choose Quit and it closes
and
>> gives that Microsoft send error window. I'm wondering if I should just
>> reinstall
>> Paris and use the v3.0? Will it be compatible with my recordings I've
>> done
>> in v2.2? And is it worth the upgrade? Also wondering if it costs money
>> to update to v3.0. From what I read here it appears I have to purchase
>> the
>> update. Where would I purchase this update?
>>
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> Johnny
>>
>
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| Re: Paris v3.0. To update or not to update? [message #92676 is a reply to message #92639] |
Tue, 13 November 2007 15:43 |
Wayne Carson
Messages: 86
Registered: June 2007
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Hi John,
Yes . . . the aux bleed problem you sometimes get is exactly what I
sometimes got in v2.2 on XP and yes it does not exist in v3.0.
Close . . . the disc bounce is still the dual mono .paf mixdown file, but in
the audio window (8.) you select these two files and export it anywhere you
want, ie, the same folder or to another folder as a stereo inter-weaved .wav
file that will play as a standard wave file.
Also, rendering, v3.0 only, is a way to make a single file from multiple
objects. Let's say you edit the hell out of a guitar track that had all
kinds of pops and clicks and fret noise or whatever. You select all the
clean edits, render to disc and now have a single track all cleaned up. And
it's fast. Just a couple seconds.
The graphic EQ is cool. Instead of looking at numbers, it's graphed. You
select the type, ie, shelf, bandpass or what ever, grab the node and move it
in freq and boost/cut at the same time. You can close your eyes and listen.
Very easy.
Remember though, v3.0 has PACE and get the Brian T DVD. This is definitely
worth it's price. I think it's $30 or 40 bucks.
Wayne
"Johnny Blaze" <johnny728@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:4738ab8a$1@linux...
>
> Wayne and Mike,
>
> Thanks for the responses on this as always, I think I'm going to give it
> a shot to upgrade to v3.0. Sounds like the aux 1 issue you talked about
> in your earlier post to my main post on this subject is also happening to
> me. It's weird, it only happens sometimes, which forces me to close the
> project and then reopen it again and it goes away. (regarding the aux 1
> audio bleed into all channels). I think thats what you were referring to,
> and you said this issue is fixed in v3.0. You also mentioned that I will
> be able to Disc Bounce to .wav directly without having to do a paf-wav
> convert
> in Sound Forge, that's a nice feature.
>
> Johnny
>
>
> "Wayne Carson" <carson_wayne@msn.com> wrote:
>>Oh . . . my system with v3.0 on XP is very stable. I run one MEC with two
>
>>8-in's, on external clock with two EDS. Two C-16's, two 20" LCD's. P4
>
>>2.0ghz 1 gig ram.
>>
>>
>>"Johnny Blaze" <johnny728@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>news:472d15a8$1@linux...
>>>
>>> I want to know what everyone thinks about the stability of v3.0? I have
> a
>>> pentium 4 2.4ghz machine running Paris v2.2 and everything seems stable
>
>>> overall,
>>> a few glitches come up occasionally when I shut down Paris it gives an
>
>>> error.
>>> It doesnt do this everytime, but sometimes I choose Quit and it closes
> and
>>> gives that Microsoft send error window. I'm wondering if I should just
>
>>> reinstall
>>> Paris and use the v3.0? Will it be compatible with my recordings I've
>
>>> done
>>> in v2.2? And is it worth the upgrade? Also wondering if it costs money
>>> to update to v3.0. From what I read here it appears I have to purchase
>
>>> the
>>> update. Where would I purchase this update?
>>>
>>> Sincerely,
>>>
>>> Johnny
>>>
>>
>>
>
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