Steinberger Nuendo 3 3.2.0 Exclusive Feature List
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Exclusive 3.2 Features 1 With Steinberg´s Media Production System having a dedicated focus on post production and surround the Nuendo feature set adds a list of functionalities to the feature set it has in common with Cubase SX. This following list of attributes serves those creating audio to picture or working with extensive surround projects and is exclusive to Nuendo. Functionalities for “audio to picture” work Alongside the usual workstation capabilities found in musical environments today, those dealing with “audio to picture” often have additional demands. The following functionalities are exclusively available in Nuendo to support those working for film, television or multimedia: Display Film Formats (feet and frames for 16mm and 35 mm film) in timeline and counters. Edit Mode for syncing events & fades to the picture. The picture always follows while moving/trimming audio events or their fades. The command Insert into Project at timecode position which is available in the Pool enables the user to quickly transfer events from the pool into the project at specific time code positions. The Track Sheet provides a textual “flow chart” representation of the project. It lists all audio tracks and their contents and can easily be printed out. The ability of Nuendo to act as a Sony 9-Pin Master makes it possible to control 9-Pin compatible devices such as analogue or digital video decks, multi track recorders and other 9-Pin compatible applications. These devices then become a timecode master for Nuendo but their transport functionalities are comfortably controlled from within Nuendo. Additional Machine Control options are available within Nuendo in order to allow for optimized adoption to external machines which are controlled via 9-Pin or MMC. - Machine follows Mouse Edits Send Shuttle command instead of FF/REV Send Still / Pause instead of STOP Activate Machine Controlled Cycle 9-Pin - Displays follow locating Device Exclusive 2 3.2 Features The following list of features is only available in Nuendo: Warp to Picture: When working with the Warp Samples tool or the Warp Time tool, the picture also follows with Edit mode enabled. In order to receive edited video projects from Pinnacle Liquid applications, X-Send functionality has been made available in Nuendo, so that Liquid application recognize Nuendo workstations inside a network or alternatively, Nuendo can import X-Send files from a server. A comfortable Renaming Dialog is available in Nuendo allowing for quick and easy Renaming of multiple selected Events, Parts, Tracks, Clips or Regions. Standard Text elements like date, number, previous name but also user attributes can be filled into the new name. Commands to execute fades of 1 ms at start or end of event are available in order to allow for theses standard fades as quick as possible. The Broadcast Wave properties in Nuendo are being saved with the project. This makes project specific settings of these meta data sets possible. User Definable Attributes are available for clips in the pool. Attribute types “Text”, “Number” and “Check Mark” can be setup and used for categorizing clips. The ability to setup search filters including theses attributes help for fast media finding results. An option is available to display frame numbers in video frames. An option is available to automatically adapt the project frame rate to the frame rate of an imported video file. The ability to alter the video playback speed of the Nuendo video playback engines by +/- 0.1% allows for adjusting audio/video length offsets resulting from e.g. a Telecine process. Pull up / Pull down is provided in Nuendo to handle sped up or slowed down audio speeds introduced by film transfers or NTSC to PAL conversion. The DirectX Video Player in Nuendo supports multiple video tracks, cuts/trims/ duplicates and multiple video files on a video track with varying format and resolution. Support for direct import of files having the extension *.m2v or *.mpv2 (mpeg2) as well as *.vob (DVD ripped mpeg 2). Support for HDTV frame rates in the project setup. Exclusive 3 3.2 Features The following list of features is only available in Nuendo: The ADR Studio dialog replacement software from Gallery is supported by Nuendo and can be added in the Device Menu where appropriate MIDI input and output ports for operation with ADR Studio can be assigned. Typically, ADR Studio is running on a separate computer controlling Nuendo in terms of record, track arming and event naming via a standard MIDI connection. Surround functionalities In addition to enabling user to set up projects in mono and stereo as well as any standard surround formats up to 5.1, Nuendo allows for multi channel environments all the way up to 10.2. This means that every audio input, audio track, effect return, group and audio output can be six, seven, eight, nine or even twelve channels wide. For those wanting to encode their project in real-time to LCRS a Matrix Encoder/Decoder plug-ins is provided in addition to the separately available Dolby Digital and DTS Encoders. Additional Surround formats (6.0 / 6.1 / 7.0 / 7.1 / 8.0 / 8.1 / 10.2 ) Matrix Encoder and Matrix Decoder plug-in allowing for real-time encoding/decoding to LCRS. Mix 8 to 2 plug-in for down-mixing up to 8 channels back to stereo or mono. MixerDelay plug-in allowing for distance compensation and rerouting within multichannel tracks. Allowance for Optional Panner plug-ins as an alternative to the provided Nuendo surround panner. The MixConvert plug-in allows for quick and easy conversion between surround formats. Output Channels have other output channels (only those on the right side of them) available as a destination in all send slots. Exclusive 3.2 Features The following list of features is only available in Nuendo: 4 Mixer environment A fourth Mixer Instance is available providing optimal overview on any kind of track. Four separate Studios can be setup each getting their signal feeds from any audio channel, group channel or FX return channel inside the regular Nuendo mixer which feature dedicated Studio Sends with level and pan as well as Pre Fader/Post Fader switch. Talkback functionality allowing engineers and producers to speak directly to musicians, narrators or other artists in any of the Studios. Automatic DIM avoiding feedback during talkback operation and manual DIM for momentary reduction of the control room signals are provided. A separate “Click Bus” allows individual distribution of the metronome signal to Studios, Headphone and Control Room bus each with different level and panning if desired. Completely separate output busses for Control Room- and Headphone Monitoring are available in order to leave the additional Mix output untouched by Control Room specific settings. AFL and PFL mode are available in addition to Solo In Place mode. Four user specific Monitor Setups allow quick switching between monitoring systems including “Foldback” and easy solo functionality for surround environments such as “Solo to Center” and “Back to Front”. Six External Inputs like DAT, Tape, CD or any other can quickly be selected for immediate playback to any Studio, Track, Headphone- or Control Room Bus. Exclusive 3.2 Features The following list of features is only available in Nuendo: 5 Network Collaboration The Network Collaboration capabilities of Nuendo 3 allow true networking and teamworking on projects. It allows users to connect multiple Nuendo workstation computers via standard LAN network cards. An entire project or just selected tracks can be opened on multiple computers for other members of the network to access and edit. Complete management of access rights and user groups makes it easy to collaborate on large-scale projects. The User Manager is the place to view all users in the network and define what other Nuendo users are allowed to do with your project. Are they able to read just some or all tracks? And even more important: Are they allowed to edit them as well? This decision is naturally made by the owner of a project. Network Permission Presets are real time savers. Once permissions are defined, they can be stored as presets and be recalled or edited for other projects. Committing changes is the most important feature of the network collaboration feature set. Edits made to you tracks or the tracks of others are transferred to the other systems connected. Loading Changes will update one or more tracks of a project so the work of other team members is integrated. Automatically Apply Changes applies immediate updates as soon as they are available in the network. The Shared Projects List provides an overview on all projects that have been opened for network access by their owners. The viewer’s personal access rights are visible next to the projects. Locking Tracks makes it possible to get exclusive access to a certain track in case multiple users have editing rights. A track stays locked for the user who placed the lock until he himself or the owner of the corresponding project removes the lock. A Chat Window is available for direct textual communication between all Nuendo users participating in a collaboration project. The Online Merge functionality allows parts of projects to be merged into projects and vice versa. Exclusive 3.2 Features The following list of features is only available in Nuendo: 6 Project formats Being able to exchange projects with other workstations is a mandatory requirement for any modern media production software. In addition to the wide range of file formats supported by Nuendo and the inclusion of OMF for exchanging projects, the following exchange formats are available in Nuendo to swap files with devices such as Tascam or AKAI dubbers, high end digital workstations from Fairlight, SADie and Tascam, as well as importing edit decision lists from Adobe Premiere. AAF support AES-31 support OpenTL 3.0 support Premiere Generic EDL support Harware Support Support for WK Audio ID Hardware Controller is granted by Nuendo making the combination of ID and Nuendo a perfect team especially with ID featuring dedicated hardware elements to control the functionalities of the Nuendo Control Room section. Nuendo is capable of interfacing with Euphonix MC and System-5 MC allowing for the ultimate workflow experience while recording, editing or mixing. Nuendo supports the TimeBase Synchronizer which is a unit serving four purposes at the same time: - Clock Generation - SMPTE Interfacing - 9-Pin control including Nuendo 9-Pin slave mode - Video Inserting Exclusive 3.2 Features The following list of features is only available in Nuendo: 7 Other functionalities An array of other functionality is included in Nuendo to provide features that have been requested by high profile studio users: Record Sampling Frequency up to 192 kHz for the ultimate sound experience. Online Recording Mode for automatic punch in/out when receiving a valid timecode signal. Advanced Cross Fade Editor with even more professional tools to fine tune cross fades. Audio process Acoustic Stamp which processes any desirable impulse response allowing for offline convolution effects. Batch Processing: The offline process history can be saved and recalled as a batch process. Menu Entries can be disabled in order to hide unwanted functionality. Key commands can be disabled in order to suppress unwanted functionality. Alternative Key Command Sets can be configured and toggled with a single key stroke. Denoiser and Declicker plug-in for audio restoration. MultiScope plug-in including an oscilloscope, FFT spectrum analysis as well as phase metering and a jelly-fish surround sound view. Juli 2005 TestGenerator plug-in for generating test tones (sine, square, saw, triangle) and noise (white, brown, pink).
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