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Sony Cinscape?
Just got my email and wondered what others thought. Looks like a stepped down version of Acid Pro. I think they are trying to turn Acid Pro into a full fledged DAW application and use Cinescape to take the place of the old acid that was mainly for audio loop creation. I don’t really understand. Anyone at NAB catch a demo or can provide more info?
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Cinescore is not based on loops as in Acid. It lets you create music of any length and you start off with quite a variey of variations of different themes. You can influence the outcome by putting in “hints”.
The interface is VERY Vegas/Acid – like, which is a big bonus.
Bottom line is that the results sound great. I think this software is going to be a winner.
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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Have any of the forum leaders actually tried a demo of Cinescore? I’m anxious to do that. Do you know when it will be released?
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I hope it comes it at the $200 that I have seen. I am sure there will be music ad-ons that will have to be purchased as well. Long term cost could go up but compared to spending money on packaged music that might be a deal.
Harold
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I am not a forum leader, but I did spend an hour with it at NAB.
If you were even thinking of Sonicfire Pro with moods, wait until you can demo Cinescore.
Stephen Mann
MannMade Digital Video
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I have Sonicfire Pro 3 and was thinking of upgrading to version 4 but when I saw Cinescore I decided to get more info. Thanks for the recommendation.
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Did they say when Cinescore would be released?
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[surferj45] “Did they say when Cinescore would be released?”
Probably around the end of next month (May 2006)
Edward Troxel
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