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| Author | Topic: waveframe is it still there? |
| Jayesh Khandelwal |
posted 3/31/06 12:53 AM
It is nearly a year gone by and the website is not updated. No news of any activity in the updates of WF7. I hope waveframe is still around. |
| Chris Reeves |
posted 4/10/06 10:15 AM
Yeah, They are still here. I exchange emails with Michael Bard at least once a month. |
| Jayesh |
posted 4/10/06 1:00 PM
Thanks Chris,Since you are in contact why not ask michael to get some changes done to the website even if they are cosmetic. At least it will keep us feel safe. Thanks again. |
| prior wavframe user |
posted 5/2/06 5:47 PM
waveframe is dead, period. |
| Chris Reeves |
posted 5/7/06 9:38 AM
Brave of him/her to give an option with identifying oneself. And I won a Golden Reel for "Lost" using WaveFrame7. |
| Michael Bard |
posted 5/22/06 9:17 PM
We are still here. We have a few projects ongoing, and my apologies for not maintaining the website. I will do better...i promise! http://www.waveframe.com |
| Denise McCormick |
posted 9/14/07 2:23 AM
I wish waveframe had won out over ProTools. It was designed specifically for film sound editing - Not like SlowTools which is a music program with film applications pasted on top. I miss the flexibility and all-inclusive design. |
| Chris Reeves |
posted 10/7/07 11:26 AM
My wife and I still cut in WaveFrame. Converting to and from Protools. |
| Alan Hardiman |
posted 10/12/07 1:00 AM
ProTools lacks three utilities necessary for production sound editing: 1. dialog split -- you have to manually split out every edit on the conform while referring to the lined script, bin list, and EDL. The last film I cut, it took me the better part of a week to split the dialogs, instead of a day. 2. ADR utility. Yes you can kluge something together in Word or Excel but it's not integrated with the play head as in Waveframe. 3. cue sheet printing. File names in ProTools have no Tag equivalent, so "naming" regions as if they were Tags actually changes the name of the file on disk--useless if you are using the same piece of fill at the head of each edit on a particular angle. Give me Waveframe any day, even if it's not up to date re plug-ins, disk allocation, etc. |
| Jayesh Khandelwal |
posted 10/24/07 4:27 PM
It is now more than 15 years cutting and mixing on waveframe for me.It is very difficult to change to anything else now. Even today I am learning new tricks on the knowhow. I am pained to see waveframe lagging far behind the others and in India with hundreds of studios cropping up like mushrooms, people have not even heard of a workstation called waveframe. I am the only user still fighting to stay alive. Maybe waveframe will award me for this. Hope some wellwishers in USA come forward to do something to help. |
| Mike Kelly |
posted 7/26/08 10:34 PM
3 Emmys on a WF-7 , I'm cool as lon as it doesn't break. :)MK |
| Ruchi |
posted 11/24/08 4:47 AM
Hi Jayesh! are you from bombay because i wanted some guidance from an experiencedperson like yourself. my mail yuvrajuniv@rediffmail.com tel 91-022-9892885414 Kindly help me out i wanna make a carrier in the music field.Could you help me by giving a helping hand and guiding me how to start by meeting in person please. Jai Mata Di! |
| Chris Reeves |
posted 1/6/09 9:38 AM
It would be nice to see an update of the website with what might be in the future. Maybe WaveFrame could become open source |
| Paul McFadden |
posted 2/17/09 4:44 PM
I miss my WF. I think we would have stuck with it if they had the money behind them to keep development going. |
| Chris Reeves |
posted 2/18/09 5:25 AM
My wife and I still cut on WaveFrame on Fringe, Eli Stone, Lost, Brothers and Sisters, etc. |
| Paul McFadden |
posted 2/19/09 9:45 AM
I'm very pleased for you Chris that WF7 is working out for you. I had two 7's and 2 two 6's myself. I got rid of them because the software updates were not coming regularly enough for my liking. Alot of WaveFramers have jumped ship over here in the UK and are either going the Slotools route or more than likely Pyramix so they can still use their existing Pyramix cards. Such a shame. I was and still am very fond of WF. Until it gets a shot of cash there is no way they will catch up with ProTools and PyramixRegardsPaul McFaddenSupervising Sound EditorDoctor Who/Torchwood/Sarah Jane Adventures |
| Michael Bard |
posted 2/19/09 11:15 PM
Hi guys,Appreciate all your comments and input. We are working on updating the website, and we have a project underway that will allow us to run WaveFrame 7 in Win XP alongside the latest version of Pyramix. This interoperability will allow seamless interface to a mix platform. Our next project will be to update the GUI. Thanks for hanging in there :-). http://www.waveframe.com |
| Chris Reeves |
posted 2/20/09 10:47 PM
Thanks Michael. You just need to "feed" us a little more often. Maybe a email update every other month. Or a posting here. Something asking for input. Anything. And buy the way We are nominated for a "Golden Reel" for FRINGE. Wish us luck for tomorrow. http://www.mpse.org Motion Picture Sound Editors |
| Brad |
posted 2/21/09 1:00 AM
Congratulations to the Reeves on the Nomination, and good luck!We're hoping to have periodic good news on all things WaveFrame, so stay tuned! http://waveframe.com |
| Jayesh Khandelwal |
posted 5/9/09 10:11 AM
Hi Michael, we have been hearing from you since long regarding a major update. About to put my hands up as waveframe lags too much far behind nuendo etc. May not catchup ever.Hi Chris, did you get your Golden Reel, if yes then congrats. You are the only one still chipping in for waveframe, wish you all the best with it for the future. Jayesh Khandelwal |
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