Alexander Ibrahim
Well-known member
Thrilled- AWESOME update. Just two things
Thrilled- AWESOME update. Just two things
This update answers my most serious question regarding Resolve- lack of expansion in the Mac Pro. Its an exciting update.
Although I never asked for it, being able to use multiple GPU's in Resolve makes it vastly more attractive.
It is no longer a question of if I'll drop Color, but rather how quickly I can do so. (and I'll get to my remaining issue)
I am also thrilled with the specific addition of ATI cards for the GUI. I'm still likely to use a Quadro 4000 for the GUI card, but it is a huge cost saver when considering a new system that happens to include an ATI card.
The main thing I am requesting is EUCON support in Resolve. Specifically, I'd love to be able to use the Euphonix Artist Series panels in Resolve. Of course most important is the MC Color, but I'd also like to be able to use MC Control (particularly the touch panel and encoders) and MC Transport.
I use these with Color and most of my other post tools. Going from a great set up like that to no control surfaces in Resolve is more than a mere annoyance.
If you can support the MC Mix as well , that would be nice, but I don't really see why you need lots of audio faders in Resolve. Perhaps audio faders can be mapped to non-audio parameters as a linear encoder?
OK, enough about Euphonix panels.
I'd also like to add a vote for improved support of audio in general.
Resolve is not my audio finishing tool by a long shot. I just want to be able to drop in audio I've received from elsewhere (say an updated mix or a score created after I started coloring as examples), and to pass through any audio without creating any problems downstream- regardless of the sources of audio.
Thrilled- AWESOME update. Just two things
This update answers my most serious question regarding Resolve- lack of expansion in the Mac Pro. Its an exciting update.
Although I never asked for it, being able to use multiple GPU's in Resolve makes it vastly more attractive.
It is no longer a question of if I'll drop Color, but rather how quickly I can do so. (and I'll get to my remaining issue)
I am also thrilled with the specific addition of ATI cards for the GUI. I'm still likely to use a Quadro 4000 for the GUI card, but it is a huge cost saver when considering a new system that happens to include an ATI card.
The main thing I am requesting is EUCON support in Resolve. Specifically, I'd love to be able to use the Euphonix Artist Series panels in Resolve. Of course most important is the MC Color, but I'd also like to be able to use MC Control (particularly the touch panel and encoders) and MC Transport.
I use these with Color and most of my other post tools. Going from a great set up like that to no control surfaces in Resolve is more than a mere annoyance.
If you can support the MC Mix as well , that would be nice, but I don't really see why you need lots of audio faders in Resolve. Perhaps audio faders can be mapped to non-audio parameters as a linear encoder?
OK, enough about Euphonix panels.
I'd also like to add a vote for improved support of audio in general.
Resolve is not my audio finishing tool by a long shot. I just want to be able to drop in audio I've received from elsewhere (say an updated mix or a score created after I started coloring as examples), and to pass through any audio without creating any problems downstream- regardless of the sources of audio.
