CEP v2.1 Update - Anybody Else Download?

[AudioMaverick]

http://www.syntrillium.com/download/download.html?37

For those who haven't downloaded it, yet, the above link is from Syntrillium (16.5MB). And, it has a few really decent things packed into it.

My favorite one is the Suround mixer windows (Ctrl-E) in Multitrack mode. It doesn't hav ethe encoder section, but it creates the 6 wave files necessary for it. I bought a suround receiver and enjoyed making 5-speaker mixes.

The NR is also improved to create few artifacts at higher levels.

To find all the changes, go into HELP and search on *New Feature*

Anubody else have this update? What have you found?

[Chrisjob]

Already accomplished...my man

http://homerecording.com/bbs/showthr...threadid=83284

[dobro]

I've been using it, but so far only for tracking and arrranging. Every change I've encountered so far has been an improvement over 2.0 - each improvement I've noticed is a small thing, but add them up and it makes for a more useful and pleasant experience.

[muskgrave]

so let me get this straight...when I run this setup it will simply upgrade my previous version of cep correct?
Also, can surround mixes be burned to cd via some other format?

thanks
dlv

[dobro]

"so let me get this straight...when I run this setup it will simply upgrade my previous version of cep correct?"

It'll upgrade from 2.0 automatically, yeah. It won't upgrade from 1.2 unless you pay them the difference.

[muskgrave]

that's great news!
So anyone know if it's possible to burn a surround mix to a standard cd?
thanks..
dlv

[muskgrave]

surely SOMEbody knows!

dlv

[dobro]

Not only am I not an expert, I'm not even involved in surround, but I thought that at a minimum you needed DVD to deal with surround - DVD audio for surround, DVD video only does stereo.

[muskgrave]

a DVD Video can play stereo, DD 5.1 surround, and DTS 5.1/DTS EX 6.1 formats thus far (i haven't listed them all), and DVD audio of course plays their audio in 5.1 or stereo at a much higher sampling/bitrate. The DVD Audio also has the Album in DD 5.1 or DTS as well for those of us without the cash for a DVD-A player..and even a PCM Stereo track sometimes.

I was pretty sure that it took a DVD to record something in surround (or i've heard of some experimenting with VHS tapes?) But I was wondering if there was a way to burn a surround track to the CDR media using different formatting than standard CD Audio? For those of us who might not have the cash for DVD-R/RW.

dlv