I have started on Nuendo now after MANY years with ProTools and Logic and a happy new-comer. BUT - I really miss the way clip gain works in proTools. They have really nailed it and I hope the clip gain could be improved in Nuendo in a closer way to ProTools.
I don’t see anything in the two applications you mentioned that couldn’t be done in Nuendo the same way (or at least in a similar way), in that respect. … as a matter if fact, Nuendo already had this feature a decade before.
Nuendo Clip gain goes to +24, Do you really want more? just adding noise! if a recording is so low that you need +32 db to bring it to usable level the guy should be fired!
just saying!
No. Nuendo differentiates between static gain (up to +24dB) and the clip’s volume envelope, which is actually a huge benefit as it gives us some kind of “automation + trim” concept.
Nuendo’s Envelope (as part of the whole Clip Gain-feature) is attenuator, but only as long as you don’t use it in combination with the static Clip Volume (as intended).
… that said, I have absolutely no objections to a re-designed Envelope which is able to boost volume, too! I just tried to make life easier for you.
The way that enveloppe is managed in Nuendo is above that PT does. The major improvement is that PT can convert automation in gain curve and vice versa. In PT, the edition tools are the same as you have in automation. There are tons of features that are best in Nuendo, but not this one.