Magix announces the release of the new version of its Sequoia broadcasting, mastering and audio production software workstation.
The main new features in Sequoia 13 are the following:
- Loudness normalization according to EBU R128/ITU-R BS.1771
- Loudness Range (LRA) Normalization
- Loudness normalization in batch processing, watch folder and database export (DAVID DigAS and SCISYS dira!Highlander)
- Quality Integration Services (QIS): Watch folders, process and convert files automatically
- Tue Peak limiter for sMax11
- Calculate loudness and analyze audio in file manager – calculated loudness values and their histories are displayed in the loudness meter
- Compact display of loudness
- ISRC in broadcast wave files according to EBU Tech 3352
- Free plug-in routing and multiple usage of plug-ins
- Improved mixer/effect routing, e. g. routing is retained even when the workstation being used does not have enough audio outputs
- Realtime MP3/AAC preview plug-in for mastering and “Mastered for iTunes”
- New functions for Spectral Cleaning, e. g. single/multi-track editing, “calculate” button, ENTER to close the dialogue
- New structure for the XML files with UTF-8 support
The detailed list of these changes are available at pro.magix.com/en/sequoia/whats-new.
Sequoia 13 is still available for Windows only (Vista, 7, 8 and 8.1, 32 and 64-bit). It has a price of 2500€ excl. taxes ; owners of Sequoia 12 can purchase an upgrade for 900€ + VAT, the price is 1500€ + VAT for older versions. Visit pro.magix.com for more info.
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