KVR Audio

stian · Post by **stian** » Thu Mar 16, 2006 8:39 am

SonicBreeze wrote:Acoustica will be good competetor in future I guess. Its low price tag is alluring. if it gets ACID and VST support I will get it.

ACID support is already there in version 3.3.

See the "Edit Properties..." in the file menu. Version 4.0 is planned for October this year and will include VST support (free upgrade for from version 3.3 if purchased after 1. February 2006).

SonicBreeze · Post by **SonicBreeze** » Thu Mar 16, 2006 9:14 am

stian wrote:
SonicBreeze wrote:Acoustica will be good competetor in future I guess. Its low price tag is alluring. if it gets ACID and VST support I will get it.
ACID support is already there in version 3.3. See the "Edit Properties..." in the file menu. Version 4.0 is planned for October this year and will include VST support (free upgrade for from version 3.3 if purchased after 1. February 2006).

I did not know that it has ACID support. Thanks. I started liking this program. Only problem now with trial of V3.3, it keeps vanishing on my face when using effect chains especially third party plugins more than one at a time.I tried with 'PSP Vintage Warmer'(which I rely most for mastering) 'Kjaerhus plugs' with Dx wrapper I hope this improves with VST support in next version.

BTW thanks for info.

Lagrange · Post by **Lagrange** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 12:45 am

Adobe Audition 2 allows you have an fx chain plus is a host for rewire.. I'm wondering tho, is Wave Lab 6's spectrum editor comparable to AA's??

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Zero dB · Post by **Zero dB** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 10:54 pm

dburgan wrote:I've yet to find a standalone wave editor (besides Wavelab) that does what Wavelab does: allow you to load up a tray of fx and preview them in real time while you play the file.

Yep - Sound Forge has been able to do this since version 6, a good few years ago now.

Best wave editor with VST