My take (based on my own use, and that of the audio cats I hang with): Soundminer's still good and fast. Probably king of the hill for audio post. Probably what you want.
But some good and picky folks are using Basehead. However, these are people working solo or in a small facility. Mac, PC, and server versions avail. Fast. Demo versions available. Accessible developers. If you have questions, drop them a line; they'll probably respond within a day.
http://www.baseheadinc.com/#basehead-overview
Would love to hear what others use and think...
jim feeley
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On Sep 15, 2015, at 7:12 AM, Mathew Sherman Mathew.Sherman@bellmedia.ca [Avid-L2] <Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com> wrote
> What is everyone using for audio (music/sfx) inventory in-house? There are a number of external web-based offerings for music/sfx but we are a large company that requires in-house assets searchable/downloadable from a web-based client. Integration with Avid/ProTools would be a plus. We currently use Soundminer V4Pro which has good ProTools integration but I'm looking for alternatives. I'm curious to hear what others are using.
Posted by: Jim Feeley <jfeeley@gmail.com>
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