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Avid at AES and NAMM
Any predictions for new products? I think it's time for the TDM Thunderbolt box that I've been hoping for. The idea of buying cards designed 9 years ago seems a little lame at this point. The idea of running TDM from a box on any laptop using 1 wire seems like the logical next step.
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Re: Avid at AES and NAMM
Is it the convention that is from 20-23 october 2011 ?
http://www.namm.org/events/aes-convention Does Avid usually release anything major on these conventions ? |
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Re: Avid at AES and NAMM
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Thunderbolt boxes will not be released until it is prevalent on the Windows machines
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New Pro Tools
Yes, there is something wonderful in the pipeline for the HD-tribe. :)
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Re: Avid at AES and NAMM
Seriously , is there any rumors at all about new TDM cards ???
Feel free to post links
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Re: Avid at AES and NAMM
I would say its time for the HD users to see something new.
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Re: Avid at AES and NAMM
How about a HD Native 2 with twice the TDM/DSP computing power of HD Native.
I would not be holding my breath for anything new in TDM land. Its a very old architecture using old technology/components, that works great but changing to new DSPs is likely to to be mighty disruptive and not something Avid or its customer base really needs now. 64bit is likely to be disruptive enough and that's something that is probably needed by more users. Those folks that want/need TDM/DSP can use the existing cards, those folks who want Thunderbolt support can plug them into an expansion chassis etc. Those folks who want the interface without TDM have HD Native. I'm not sure what there is that really needs immediate fixing here. Sure over time hopefully Thunderbolt gets traction and a packaged Thunderbold/Native solution that did not need a chassis might be useful. Darryl |
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Re: Avid at AES and NAMM
From an email from Avid:
We've got some exciting news that we can't wait to share—and we'll be revealing all at AES 2011 in NYC. We know that most of you can't attend, so we've decided to bring our news to you. We'll be holding a press event and you're invited to tune into our live webcast on October 20th at 7:30 pm (ET). Just sign up and get a virtual front row seat. |
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Re: Avid at AES and NAMM
...you may start holding your breath, Darryl.
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Yes and announcing the future end of life of TDM/DSP hardware might also count as "exciting news"
There is a lot of software and hardware product improvements/product changes and bundles that Avid could announce that don't involve new DSP hardware. Darryl |
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