I was at the now defunct International User Group, held in Santiago that year (may have been they last one, although I am wanting to say it was actually Florida), when they announced the acquisition of PT, they had to put plastic down in the conference rooms to soak up the blood spilt that day, there were guys from PT, wearing tee shirts that read "were not Avid about Avid" the sad part was that AV was a far superior product, in terms of integration with MC than PT. Ain't it always the way.
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On 29/03/2013, at 5:52, Jeff Krebs <rockinjeff@gmail.com> wrote:
> Gee - this may really show my age or how long I've been involved in Avid.
> AudioVision was the product - Tons of sound editors thought it
> blew protools away for the editorial process.
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> Too bad Avid killed it years ago.
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> On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 2:44 PM, Jeff Hedberg <jeff@unioneditorial.com>wrote:
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>> This is off topic.
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>> I'm looking for Sound editing software that would allow me to organize
>> clips and subclips similar to how the Avid does with bins.
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>> I COULD use Media Composer to do this - but I need sample based audio
>> editing as well.
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>> I couldn't seem to get Garage Band, or Audacity to hold clips for me, and
>> when I tried iMovie it seemed to want me to put video on everything in
>> order to edit the audio.
>>
>> Anyways - I know it's off topic, but if any of you know any Mac software
>> that could help me with this I'd appreciate it.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Jeff
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>> Jeff Hedberg
>> Union Editorial
>> 575 Broadway
>> 6th floor
>> New York, NY 10012
>>
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