2019.10 dropped

[smurfyou]

Originally Posted by Eric Lambert

Jokes aside, the list isn't long, and many features aren't *really* features, and most of this release is an attempt to fix bugs. Imagine releasing an automobile into the market two years earlier than it should be, with 50 known issues, then charging the customer for a maintenance plan designed to fix those bugs. It's genius! Set something out into the world before it's finished, then make the customer pay for the final stages.

You just described the S6. The console not the Audi.

[JFreak]

Originally Posted by cmbourget

"long list of new features" ?

Where do you see that, for example for Vanilla? Thank you for sharing the list...

I didn't say Vanilla

[Basstian]

Originally Posted by TrentWilliams

I agree, I think we’ll see HDX2 before then.

The additional voices are not going to happen, because the hardware just does not work with more voices. Abs if avid learned anything in the past 10 years HDX2 will not happen as well.

Let’s hope that they finally ditch the hardware and bring a working, fast reliable version for everyone.

[arche3]

Hdx is fast and reliable. Add more cards for more voices

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[Eric Lambert]

Originally Posted by smurfyou

You just described the S6. The console not the Audi.

So the S6 was super buggy at first? I don't know much about its history.

[Philthy]

Originally Posted by Basstian

The additional voices are not going to happen, because the hardware just does not work with more voices. Abs if avid learned anything in the past 10 years HDX2 will not happen as well.

Let’s hope that they finally ditch the hardware and bring a working, fast reliable version for everyone.

Let me guess, post production

[JFreak]

Originally Posted by Basstian

The additional voices are not going to happen, because the hardware just does not work with more voices.

Well that was pretty educated guess. What I heard it works on most of the cards, but there are some percentage of cards that fail the firmware update. Which is why it has been postponed. I guess until they release the upgrade no amount of speculation really matters, but native already got it.

[zion]

Originally Posted by JFreak

Not fair to say so. This release has a long list of new features too, just that if they are not benefiting your workflow you cannot blame Avid. Some people will be happy

Originally Posted by Eric Lambert View Post
If ProTools was completely rewritten into an app which merely erased your hard drive when opened, you'd still suggest it was a great bit of software from Avid.

Jokes aside, the list isn't long, and many features aren't *really* features, and most of this release is an attempt to fix bugs. Imagine releasing an automobile into the market two years earlier than it should be, with 50 known issues, then charging the customer for a maintenance plan designed to fix those bugs. It's genius! Set something out into the world before it's finished, then make the customer pay for the final stages.

OK, you post guys enjoy your three and a half seconds of mild jouissance from this update.

Funny!

[cmbourget]

Originally Posted by JFreak

I didn't say Vanilla

Did you say Ultimate? In fact, you could not have said Vanille. Because there is nothing for this flavor. Except stability. That's at least that.

[thox]

Originally Posted by JFreak

Well that was pretty educated guess. What I heard it works on most of the cards, but there are some percentage of cards that fail the firmware update. Which is why it has been postponed. I guess until they release the upgrade no amount of speculation really matters, but native already got it.

I certainly hope they do what they have promised. There was a problem with 15% of the HDX cards, which means it could work for the most of us