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Steinberg Nuendo Recording Software (Macintosh and Windows)
Nuendo was created to perform any task within the media industry. The new Nuendo 2.0 version delivers a complete media production system, designed with the needs of the user in mind and meeting the demands of working professionals in all genres of audio production: composition, film, broadcast, music, post production, surround, game sound and multimedia. Nuendo 2.0 is the culmination of years of expert engineering research and has been developed to take the advantages of flexible, native systems to a new level of versatility. We believe that Nuendo 2.0 is the pinnacle of professional media production, offering you not just outstanding performance but the ergonomics and adaptiveness to channel that performance more effectively and creatively. All in all, no less than 200 new features have been implemented for Nuendo 2.0. The list below only displays the most important ones. The Nuendo team is very grateful for the input from Nuendo users in the past. In fact most of these new features implemented were user requests from the worldwide Nuendo community. Mixing FX return channels Multiple input & output bus objects with sub busses Multichannel architecture through the entire signal path: every input, audio track, effect return, group and output now offers up to 12 channels Support for all standard surround formats such as LCRS, 5.1 - 6.1 - 7.1 and latest developments including 8.0 and 10.2 Plug-in delay compensation in complete signal path Patch editor for routing plug-in channels in surround channels Surround Panner in channel sends Unlimited amount of VSTi & group channels Unlimited amount of Rewire 2 channels Configurable Mixer, showing selected channels and channel strip sections at wish Narrow, Wide and Extended mixer views In/out mixer view providing gain change and phase reverse per channel VST Connection window: routing between ASIO device and all system input/output Busses All mixer audio channels can be routed from and to any input and output bus Multiple output configurations (speaker arrangements) Three stereo panning modes: Balance, Dual Pan and Combined Pan Print insert effects and EQ to audio while recording 8 Insert slots per channel (2 post fader) MIDI channels available in the mixer Hold channel LED peak forever Post fader VU Global VU peak reset Plug-in FX bypass function New Automation modes: X-Over, Auto-latch, Trim, Overwrite Automation data moves with the audio events Waveform display visible on automation background VST 2.3 support: improved I/O routing of plug-ins Files and Formats Wave64 - Breaking the 2 GB barrier when recording MP3 Pro OGG Vorbis REX 2 DTS Encoding and import of preview files (with optional Nuendo DTS Encoder) WMA and WMA Pro WMV and WMV Pro (Video and Audio) Import sample rate enhanced to 384 kHz Export of multi-channel files as split or interleaved Ability to convert multi-channel interleaved files into mono-files during import Nuendo Track Exchange including media OpenTL 3.0 Enhanced OMF "dialect" support OMF Event Gain OMF real-time fade support Sample-rate and Bit-rate conforming Cubase SX Project import Optional inclusion of broadcast headers in BWAV, WAV and AIFF Real-time export Recording and playback Record files can include be up to 12 channels Long file recording using 64 Bit WAV format Multiple user-definable record destinations per track Online recording - Record starts when a valid timecode signal is received... Details: Timecode Recording Nuendo 2.0 includes an option to automatically begin recording as soon as a valid incoming timecode signal is present. Not only is syncing to audio recording during video capture a breeze, so too is recording in sync with or from tape-based multitracks or VTRs. Another advantage is that you no longer have to manually take Nuendo out of Record mode when your source tape stops, as Nuendo performs this automatically for you, as soon as the time-code signal is discontinued. The most practical side is that the recorded files automatically become the correct timestamp when recording in Broadcast Wave format... New record modes: Merge and Keep Last Separate pre and post roll settings Local Loop functionality Project Scrubbing Project Shuttle Various shuttle speeds can be triggered with key commands Editing Unlimited view/zoom undo/redo Multiple selections allowed in Info Line Second Track List with fixed tracks Inspector providing all track settings Folder tracks for group-based overview Time-stretch tool allows fast snap-based stretching of material Preset curve tools for automation editing Real-time non-destructive cross-fades Advanced crossfade editor Auto-fade and Auto-crossfades with user-definable fade times Separate FX return mixdown Sync points scrub the audio Drag and drop Regions from the sample editor to the Project window Enter cursor position on the fly Framerate display locked to project setting Hit point detection for loop editing and cue splitting Option to move cycle selection with key modifier Option to link L/R locators to the Range tool (cycle follows selection) Auto-select events under cursor on selected Track Fade from cursor to event end and fade from event begin to cursor Delete unused tracks Open default editor for active track when no events are selected No selection after event cut General Hyperthreading Support for optimum performance Multiple timelines showing various formats at once... Details: Multiple timelines Nuendo 2.0 enables you to use multiple timelines simultaneously anywhere in between your regular tracks. For example, you can work not only with an SMPTE timeline, but also have a timeline in hh:mm:ss format visible in case you are working with drop frame rates, and a 35 mm feet & frames ruler track to display feet positions if needed. If you are editing dialog and music at the same time, you can use an SMPTE timeline for the dialogue as well as a bars & beats ruler, floating just above your music tracks. If you are editing to sample accuracy, let an additional sample timeline assist you... User definable frame-rate option for multimedia applications Double display counters in transport and tool bar Option to set time-code at cursor position Configurable toolbar Menu entries can be hidden and menu structure can be stored & recalled... Details: Configuring Menus Nuendo 2.0 offers you the option to hide menu entries that are either generally or temporarily not needed. The configuration menu in the preferences is very easy to use and allows you to hide entire menus including all submenus or even each menu entry individually. These settings naturally also affect the context menus, speeding up your workflow in Nuendo 2.0 immensely. Sometimes less really is more. And because the program settings in Nuendo 2.0 are savable, presets for certain projects or work stages can be constructed and stored. Important presets such as "No MIDI", "No Network Functionality" or "No Video" are provided... Key commands can be disabled Key command sets can be stored & recalled selectively Key commands open with last action selected Option to toggle between alternate key command sets Preferences can be stored & recalled selectively... Details: Preference Presets Nuendo 2.0 allows the storing and loading of user preference sets. This allows you to not only recall different system settings for various working situations but also take your preferred settings with you and apply them to another system when you are working on a Nuendo system at another location... Single Preference entries can be switched with toggled by key commands Configurable track controls Enhanced marker Management Optional usage Profiling Plug-ins Multiple VST plug-in directories Datube Rotary Vocoder StepFilter Bitcrusher Ringmodulator MIDI Gate SPL DeEsser QuadraFuzz Q Denoiser Declicker Apogee UV22 HR Mix 8 to 2 Multidither Surroundscope Integrated waveshell support for Waves plug-ins Sub-mixer for rerouting and distance compensation in ms or meters MIDI & Music Drum Editor Logical Editor Score Editor Score layout and printing MIDI Device Manager Multiple controller lanes in MIDI editors Audio/Tempo analysis and Audio/Groove analysis Slice and Stretch for audio loops, automatic tempo matching 64 VST Instrument slots MIDI step recording Soft and Analytic quantize User definable PPQ display resolution Bar offset in ruler MIDI plug-ins: Arpache5, Autopan, Chorder, Compress, Control, Density, MicroTuner, MidiEcho, Note2CC, Quantizer, StepDesigner, TrackControl, TrackFX, Transformer Waldorf A1 Analogue Synthesizer Various MMC Slave Advanced Search field with preview option Time stamping relative to start time Audio Resampling offline process Activate/deactivate offline process in process history Batch Processing: Offline process history can be saved as a batch process... Details: Batch Processing Offline processing in Nuendo has always been without compromises. It is easy to handle, very fast and provides the extremely useful offline process history enabling you to undo, replace or modify all the processes previously applied to the audio events, even after closing the project. And Nuendo 2.0 still goes another step further. All generated Offline Process lists can be saved as a batch so you can later recall them and use the same kind of processing over and over with a single key command and across all your projects. Simply define "tried and tested" groups of processes as a batch and your events and clips can be processed with virtually unlimited processes in no time... Filter for event names in Track Sheet Join Events option, definable time range in Track Sheet Track names get true track names in Track Sheet Track Sheet Option: Do not print selected tracks Track Sheet Option: Do not print time-code bar Track Sheet Option: Print joined files/fades as one file; receive name of first event Nuendo Recording Software (Macintosh and Windows) Specifications• System Requirements• PC Version Processor • Pentium / Athlon 800 MHz (Pentium / Athlon 1.4 G Hz or faster recommended) • RAM: 384 MB (512 MB recommended) • Operating System: Windows 2000/XP • Sound Card: Windows MME / DirectSound for standard soundcards (ASIO-compatible soundcard recommended) • Other: USB Port required • Mac Version Processor • PowerMac G4 867 MHz (PowerMac G4 Dual 1 • 25 GHz or faster recommended) • RAM: 384 MB (512 MB recommended) • Operating System: Mac OS X 10.2.5 or higher • Sound Card: Supports Mac OS X compatible soundcards (ASIO-compatible soundcard recommended) • Other: USB port required
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