Waves support for AAX DSP

[GearGuy]

Originally Posted by audioluche

I know you really really dont want to see AAX DSP (from all the posts i've read from you) but again, that's not what they said.

HD native is certainly a verry good product, no doubt about it, but for me, it's going to be HDX when i'll be ready to upgrade. And as i see it, i'm certainly not alone.

Cheers

Agreed.

For edadema: I might be new here to this forum, but I'm not new to this industry. Been working with Waves employee's and Avid employee's for almost 12 years. I regularly attend the trade shows for my job... but what do I know? Seriously though, believe what you wish, I don't wish to offend you,

For what it's worth... it would actually be more work for Waves to support only AAX native instead of both versions of AAX.

All these various threads about this topic... much drama about nothing... I see the DUC hasn't changed.

[NuBus]

Originally Posted by GearGuy

For what it's worth... it would actually be more work for Waves to support only AAX native instead of both versions of AAX.

Can you explain this a bit deeper?

Thanks

[GearGuy]

No actually I publicly can't and won't. The short answer is: Money, Avid development partners, SDKs, and money.

A small developer like CraneSong can code Phoenix2 for both AAX Native and DSP, yes the largest developer Waves cannot? Just think this through....

I'm not posting anymore on this topic, best wishes to all.

[Carl Lie]

Originally Posted by GearGuy

No actually I publicly can't and won't. The short answer is: Money, Avid development partners, SDKs, and money.

A small developer like CraneSong can code Phoenix2 for both AAX Native and DSP, yes the largest developer Waves cannot? Just think this through....

I'm not posting anymore on this topic, best wishes to all.

I thought it was a reasonable question. Doesn't sound like you're being provoked. Would be good for us to understand how these things work.

C