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Emagic helps bring Logic Platinum support

updated 05:20 pm EDT, Tue October 22, 2002

 
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DigiDesign is working with Apple's recently acquired Emagic to produce Logic Platinum support for DigiDesign hardware on Mac OS X. DigiDesign plans on releasing OS X Core Audio drivers that will enable Emagic support of their I/O hardware soon after Pro Tools 6.0 is released.


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    10/22, 05:36pm | report spam | Reply |

    Excellent

    DigiDesign is an excellent and well-respected company in the audio world. These drivers will definitely help people make the move to OS X.

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    10/22, 05:54pm | report spam | Reply |

    WAS

    it WAS a respected company, it is no longer as it isn't the same company. Respect is earned, not bought out.

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    10/22, 05:59pm | report spam | Reply |

    REALLY....

    Lets just see about that!

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    Final Cut Pro

    What about Final Cut Pro integration - audio controls in Final Cut would be greatly enhanced with Audio Units - anyone heard anything?

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    10/22, 06:51pm | report spam | Reply |

    fcp with AU?

    why would AU help fcp? AU is code for writing pluggins.. not unlike the VST and the DXi (win) formats.. you want pluggins for what? thats why they have protools and logic... do your hardcore audio work in there.. leave the video for fcp

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    10/22, 06:56pm | report spam | Reply |

    uh

    DigiDesign wasn't bought out dude - EMagic was.

    DD still has respect.

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    10/22, 07:32pm | report spam | Reply |

    Actually...

    Digidesign was bought out by Avid a few years ago. Digidesign still has a pretty good rep with Mac-based audio professionals. Avid, on the other hand...

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    10/22, 07:57pm | report spam | Reply |

    Why?

    Why would someone who doesn't like Apple be posting to a Mac forum anyway?

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    Digidesign

    Digi has a rep for built in obsolescence and gouging their customers with ridiculous prices. Not sure where you heard they had a good rep???? It's true that most professional studios these days have an Alsihad (protools) setup, but that is mainly because others have it and clients expect it, not because it is the best. MOTU is much better (with the exception of latency, not insurmoutable tho) and FAR cheaper.

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    10/23, 03:31pm | report spam | Reply |

    I agree

    MOTU offers much more value for the dollar, especially when you talk about hardware that does more than 8 channels of high-quality I/O. Meanwhile, both platforms are racing to go X-native. As far as I know neither is gold yet.

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