SADiE

SADiE 5.6 is the latest version of software, and is supplied with all new SADiE systems. Drawing on more than 16 years of innovation and customer feedback, SADiE is suitable for: Audio recording, from mono to 128 simultaneous inputs; Editing; Audio processing , EQ, dynamics, level control; Mixing with automation, from mono to 5.1 surround; Professi... onal mastering, for references or duplication masters; Recording and importing of video material for TV post-production; Location and outside broadcast recording; Remote controlled multitrack tape machine replacement; Speech editing for audio books and podcasts; Creation of compressed audio files for download; Remastering and restoration, including multitrack archiving; Multi-user project collaboration via network. Rushes/dailies conforming from tape or disk; Preparation of DVD and HD soundtracks. Including many powerful features to simplify all recording, editing and post-production tasks, SADiE 5.6 is also the most compatible workstation in the world, offering integrated exchange via OMF, AAF, AES-31, ProTools. Whether the rest of your facility uses Apple or Windows computers, SADiE can network and share projects with them. Audio files may be recorded in a wide range of formats, including WAV, BWF, AIFF, and even SDII onto Apple HFS and HFS+ drives. SADiE's open architecture allows third party DirectX and VST plug-ins to be used within the SADiE software mixer, which complement the very high quality inbuilt processes such as EQ and dynamics control. A long-standing relationship with CEDAR audio, the best audio restoration specialists in the world, has resulted in the CEDAR algorithms being integrated into SADiE's EDL and mixer for very fast and flexible restoration. Unlike less professional systems, all edits, levelling, mixing, and processing are performed in real time. This results in an amazingly fast user interface which positively rewards creative and artistic experimentation , knowing that a quick undo (up to 50 steps) is all that is required to step back. ...Read More