Friday = TDM is over

[Table Syrup Records]

I am interested to see where this light peak thing goes.

Has it died off in discussion?

And. To add to the hype, I was actually told by a dealer to hold off on a purchase of some TDM Related hardware because of the announcements coming this week.
He was either blowin smoke, or really lookin out for me. I have my suspicions both ways.

[Craig F]

rounds off or quantizes?

[Table Syrup Records]

Originally Posted by Craig F

rounds off or quantizes?

hahahahahahaaaaa. nice.

G'Night guys!

'Have fun storming the castle!'

[lexaudio]

Sounds like an iPhone 5 forum in here.

Love the predictions.

Can we get pictures of some the expression of those who are completely wrong?

[Metalgez]

One this is for sure though... If, and that is "IF" new hardware is released, I'm defiantly not going to be able use my system anymore. I mean how can I possibly record, edit and mix, maybe even master with my dated system, when there is new a one out there!

I love my TDM system. I love the work flow. I hope that it will not be discontinued.

On another note, I wonder if 'vintage' sound of PT TDM will ever be thought of like tape/analogue? "Yeah we recorded this album on an old TDM system. You can really it's vintage, restricted sound.

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[scottgreiner]

Originally Posted by Metalgez

On another note, I wonder if 'vintage' sound of PT TDM will ever be thought of like tape/analogue? "Yeah we recorded this album on an old TDM system. You can really it's vintage, restricted sound.

Strangely, I just had this (almost) exact conversation. With the rumors of floating point processing, the whole notion of intentionally clipping Protools internally for flat-topping audio will change. Maybe they'll release a fixed-math clipper plugin!

[lexaudio]

Well, if you want it to sound warmer, floating point is it.

If you want more bite without doing anything, fix point does it.

[sunburst79]

Originally Posted by scottgreiner

Maybe they'll release a fixed-math clipper plugin!

Last I knew all Massey plugs were coded that way......

[Tobias Eichelberg]

The king is dead - long live the king!

What ever it is they're going to announce tonight - I believe it must be some kind of DSP hardware, albeit quite expensive.

Anyways - I would only let go of my HD3 when most of the plug-ins I rely on work on the new system. Dare I say...Dave Hill Phoenix, Eventide Anthology II and especially Princeton Reverb 2016, Focusrite Liquid Mix HD (brilliant!), TC Harmony4...now some of these might never happen. Anyways, I could happily work with my HD3 in a newer Mac Pro for the next whatever years.