David,
Thanks for that insight on what we can expect with Symphony next week.
The information is very useful for those of us considering this upgrade.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, David Colantuoni <david.colantuoni@...> wrote:
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> Symphony is not going away. We see a product line with differentiated features. You will not see an update to Symphony at NAB, we just performed a major, and I mean major upgrade to the code base with the MC 6 product family update in November. 64 bit took 2 years of engineering, the Open I/O work too 2 years, same for many of the other features including the new UI. All of these features are brand new in the marketplace and new in Media Composer and Symphony and NewsCutter.
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> This is a promotion to give customers an opportunity for additional color correction, FX functionality and if they have a Nitris DX-Universal mastering. There is a lot of older Media Composer's out there and a whole lot of FCP 7's that people want to upgrade. We're not trying to send a signal, fire-sale, or do anything other than offer a great product that last year cost a whole lot more than $999 to customers that may want it to get their work done. We are able to deliver this because with version 6 we were able to offer a software only version. If you own a MC or an FCP with 3rd party hardware, it may be a good time to upgrade.
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> Take care and thanks for the feedback!
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> Dave
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> David Colantuoni
> Product Management - Professional Video Editors and Effects | P&S Creative Professional
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> Subject: [Avid-L2] Re: News: Avid Offers Unprecedented Limited-Time Symphony 6 Crossgrade Promotion
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