But, err, still no redo button!Ozpeter wrote:Here's my own list of the new stuff that caught my eye - no small upgrade and not bad value, it seems to me - going from a less that 20mb program to an almost 600mb program does imply a pretty substantial rewrite .....
I was looking at the new monitor features on 2.0, but until I got the manual I didn't want to speak out of turn and say the wrong thing...Ozpeter wrote:Two answers - to monitor with effects while recording you need Audition 2.0 - earlier versions cannot do it.
Yes, more flexible undo/redo would be nice.
I am having BIG TIME Problem rewiring to FL studio.Lagrange wrote:Dudes & dudets.. what the hell happened to rewire?? I mean it ss..tt..tt..ut..tt..ee..er..rs..s (stutters) like hell now.. Tells my m-audio firewire solo that it is playing at 96khz in Multitrack.. I've tried every conceivable setup I could muster from my system and still getting porky pig on the rewire side.. and really kills my mood when you see some of the old gui's on effects etc and then new ones on the newer functions fx etc.. Man does this mean we gotta wait for v 2.1??? I feel like I'm recording for the software and not for music anymore..
Yea but I need to have rewire working properly for my uses I mean I did not fork out my $ just to have a malfunctioning product..Must admit that AA2 do handle wav file very nicely... one can have a session up and running in a minute after an export from FL. No more waiting for that 'green meter' to load in 1.5... Thank God.
I work that way with FL and AA anyhow, however I just tried rewiring to FL and it was fast and simple, just like with 1.5...no problems of any type...Rajah wrote:I am having BIG TIME Problem rewiring to FL studio.Lagrange wrote:Dudes & dudets.. what the hell happened to rewire?? I mean it ss..tt..tt..ut..tt..ee..er..rs..s (stutters) like hell now.. Tells my m-audio firewire solo that it is playing at 96khz in Multitrack.. I've tried every conceivable setup I could muster from my system and still getting porky pig on the rewire side.. and really kills my mood when you see some of the old gui's on effects etc and then new ones on the newer functions fx etc.. Man does this mean we gotta wait for v 2.1??? I feel like I'm recording for the software and not for music anymore..
Export to wave is the only solution... Must admit that AA2 do handle wav file very nicely... one can have a session up and running in a minute after an export from FL. No more waiting for that 'green meter' to load in 1.5... Thank God.
Like you I dont use rewire much, however the complaint seems to be about latency...with FL6 came some more cpu usage with new features and I reckon that the same might hold true with AA2.0..afterall there is a price to pay for more features. Logic suggests too me, (at least rewire with FL), there might be more usage causing the need for longer buffers...Ozpeter wrote:You may continue to use 1.5 after you have upgraded to 2.0, so long as they are both on the same machine (says the EULA). There is no technical problem with that.
I'm really not into rewire but I've seen something about have the transport running for it to work properly - does that make any sense??
Hmmm, seems odd for an app to be seemingly so mature in its development, but to still lack redo. Bit disappointing really.Ozpeter wrote:Two answers - to monitor with effects while recording you need Audition 2.0 - earlier versions cannot do it.
Yes, more flexible undo/redo would be nice.
no actually it makes perfect sense because you're a little mistaken...I thought when reading your post above something didn't seem right, then I saw this one and remembered to check...the reason I hadn't noticed it before is because in multi-track view there is no redo...however in the the edit view there is...for me anyhow since getting AA1.0 when it first came out. The only place I have ever needed a redo is in the edit view when I'm applying fx as opposed to real time, I guess everything else in multi-track is pretty much easy to redo as I never needed it...but I knew I have used it a lot in the edit view...I checked both versions and yup 2.0 has redo in the edit view too...Zero dB wrote:Hmmm, seems odd for an app to be seemingly so mature in its development, but to still lack redo. Bit disappointing really.Ozpeter wrote:Two answers - to monitor with effects while recording you need Audition 2.0 - earlier versions cannot do it.
Yes, more flexible undo/redo would be nice.
What are you guys talking about? I set my redo levels from the default of 5 to 20 in the options/preferences window. It covers both edit view and multi-track.Hink wrote:no actually it makes perfect sense because you're a little mistaken...I thought when reading your post above something didn't seem right, then I saw this one and remembered to check...the reason I hadn't noticed it before is because in multi-track view there is no redo...however in the the edit view there is...for me anyhow since getting AA1.0 when it first came out. The only place I have ever needed a redo is in the edit view when I'm applying fx as opposed to real time, I guess everything else in multi-track is pretty much easy to redo as I never needed it...but I knew I have used it a lot in the edit view...I checked both versions and yup 2.0 has redo in the edit view too...Zero dB wrote:Hmmm, seems odd for an app to be seemingly so mature in its development, but to still lack redo. Bit disappointing really.Ozpeter wrote:Two answers - to monitor with effects while recording you need Audition 2.0 - earlier versions cannot do it.
Yes, more flexible undo/redo would be nice.
sorry dude, here's 1.5....there is no redo...just undo in multi-track viewxander wrote:What are you guys talking about? I set my redo levels from the default of 5 to 20 in the options/preferences window. It covers both edit view and multi-track.Hink wrote:no actually it makes perfect sense because you're a little mistaken...I thought when reading your post above something didn't seem right, then I saw this one and remembered to check...the reason I hadn't noticed it before is because in multi-track view there is no redo...however in the the edit view there is...for me anyhow since getting AA1.0 when it first came out. The only place I have ever needed a redo is in the edit view when I'm applying fx as opposed to real time, I guess everything else in multi-track is pretty much easy to redo as I never needed it...but I knew I have used it a lot in the edit view...I checked both versions and yup 2.0 has redo in the edit view too...Zero dB wrote:Hmmm, seems odd for an app to be seemingly so mature in its development, but to still lack redo. Bit disappointing really.Ozpeter wrote:Two answers - to monitor with effects while recording you need Audition 2.0 - earlier versions cannot do it.
Yes, more flexible undo/redo would be nice.
My bad... 
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