I just bought the M-Audio Fast Track C400 audio interface and it came with PT 9.0 M-Powered.
I was really thinking about purchasing Avid Eleven rack Guitar processor and recorder. It comes with PT 10.0 and about 100 preloaded guitarist pre-sets to use, I'm guess the Eleven Rack is a much better interface and better built too.
So what if other DAWs have 32 bit floating or clip gain! now Pro Tools, arguably the leading DAW in the industry, has these great features. They aren't claiming to be the first to come up with these features, just maybe the best at using them. (;
Reaper has 64bit floating point and clip gain. If you want to see whats coming out in Pro Tools 11, 12, and 13 just look at what other DAWs like Reaper, Samplitude, Cubase, and Ableton Live have now.
I am just getting into computer recording, so I am a complete beginner with all this. I am seriously considering investing in a Macbook Pro and some form of recording software. It's incredibly intimidating just looking at all the options available! I don't want to make a bad purchase choice. This programs looks great, but also very intimidating. idk
@shango02005 try the free program reaper first and have a look at maschine from native instruments. there are really too many options, but funnily enough many of these programs provide you with very similar functionalities. find your creative soul first, then you will know what you want, not what you "apparently" need. advertising is a bitch.
@shango02005 If I were you you, I would consider starting with FL studio as my first DAW. It's easy to use, and a great way to learn the basics. I got a Macbook Pro, and it's an amazing tool for music production.
Ok. I swear that Pro Tools 9 came out like 3 months ago and now 10 is already out? I still have Firefox 3 from a year ago but 8 is already in development. What is the industry coming to?
Mitch you are great at explaining software and gear one of the best.and I have to say Sweetwater is the #1 music dealer , pros all the way. thanks for the videos
and no people I was not paid to say this the truth is the truth
@themindminder Sonar is also the only DAW on the market with 64 bit audio processing (since 8.5). I've been using it since Sonar 4. Sonar has its own problems though. there's no way to organize multiple automation envelopes. V-vocal needs a serious update, as well as BitBride. But the feature set as a whole is much larger than what Pro Tools currently offers, especially if you have the producer edition.
You’re eligible to receive a free upgrade to Pro Tools 10 or Pro Tools HD 10 if you purchased and registered Pro Tools 9 or Pro Tools HD 9 software on or after October 1, 2011 (register your purchase). If you qualify, you’ll receive an email with instructions on how to get your free upgrade.
I just bought the M-Audio Fast Track C400 audio interface and it came with PT 9.0 M-Powered.
I was really thinking about purchasing Avid Eleven rack Guitar processor and recorder. It comes with PT 10.0 and about 100 preloaded guitarist pre-sets to use, I'm guess the Eleven Rack is a much better interface and better built too.
hawg427 6 days ago
OMG they are so outdated. Logic 9 is still fastest one that gets the job done.
Vanjal 1 week ago
Thumbs up if you have problems running Pro Tools 9 on Lion OSX. That's one of the reasons Pro Tools 10 came out, sooo I'm getting this sh@#!
D3adMetal 3 weeks ago
i love me some pro tools .
TheRealKidAstro 4 weeks ago
Thanks for the info
BODALLY 1 month ago
fuck avid
BDukich 1 month ago
Played with it. It's nice. But I still prefer Logic
LukeHunterSound 1 month ago
didnt Protools 9 just come out?
ladygodia 1 month ago
Protools isn't nothing special. It's just another DAW
jnorth 1 month ago
@Bhodisatvas jajajajaja lmao its true
tigerjusino 2 months ago
Notice it's not really different functions but another version of the one.Business 101/law...
Theshemproductions 3 months ago
Floating = decimal log10 derivative
Theshemproductions 3 months ago
this guy looks like a magician
Bhodisatvas 3 months ago 3
@statikcandy FL studio left the "noob" category long ago!
srtounez 3 months ago
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avid sucks if you have a problem support is very dfifficult
ckdmac 4 months ago
So what if other DAWs have 32 bit floating or clip gain! now Pro Tools, arguably the leading DAW in the industry, has these great features. They aren't claiming to be the first to come up with these features, just maybe the best at using them. (;
RileyTaylorMusic 4 months ago 3
Logic been had all these features. I love logic.
JAYMEKING1 4 months ago
Reaper has 64bit floating point and clip gain. If you want to see whats coming out in Pro Tools 11, 12, and 13 just look at what other DAWs like Reaper, Samplitude, Cubase, and Ableton Live have now.
AhrueIlustre 4 months ago 3
this is not special
celloLWF 4 months ago 2
I dumped protools when reason 6 came out!
mannytrackbeat 4 months ago
Top video, well done sir! Straight to the point, fast and informative. If only others would follow suit.
Now, 64bit please avid.
scouserEFC81 4 months ago
Still not 64 bit!? What the hell Avid?
Cytem 4 months ago 4
A great summery video of some of what's new in Pro Tools 10 - I'll certainly try to upgrade from Pro Tools 8 when I can.
portessa 4 months ago
I am just getting into computer recording, so I am a complete beginner with all this. I am seriously considering investing in a Macbook Pro and some form of recording software. It's incredibly intimidating just looking at all the options available! I don't want to make a bad purchase choice. This programs looks great, but also very intimidating. idk
shango02005 4 months ago
@shango02005 try the free program reaper first and have a look at maschine from native instruments. there are really too many options, but funnily enough many of these programs provide you with very similar functionalities. find your creative soul first, then you will know what you want, not what you "apparently" need. advertising is a bitch.
y0schi 4 months ago
@y0schi Right on, man! Thanks for the tip!
shango02005 4 months ago
@shango02005 If I were you you, I would consider starting with FL studio as my first DAW. It's easy to use, and a great way to learn the basics. I got a Macbook Pro, and it's an amazing tool for music production.
2pac4e 2 months ago
@2pac4e I'll look into that! Thanks for the advice! :)
shango02005 2 months ago
@shango02005 No problem, mate:)
2pac4e 2 months ago
Ok. I swear that Pro Tools 9 came out like 3 months ago and now 10 is already out? I still have Firefox 3 from a year ago but 8 is already in development. What is the industry coming to?
Slah606 4 months ago 2
yeah why doesn't it have offline bouncing yet??? and pro tools should buy out source live etc.....
MichaelKhanTV 4 months ago
Mitch you are great at explaining software and gear one of the best.and I have to say Sweetwater is the #1 music dealer , pros all the way. thanks for the videos
and no people I was not paid to say this the truth is the truth
HONEYSMASH 4 months ago
Um yeah...I'll stick with my new copy of Reason 6, thanks.
Foreignsik 4 months ago
Cada vez se parece más al cubase!
LuGMZth 4 months ago
I'm still using version 7 of Sonar (released 2007) and most of these so-called "new" features of ProTools seem like old-hat.
KevMuso 4 months ago
no offline bouncing?
gedbeat15 4 months ago 16
Glad to see that Avid is adding new features. However, they are so far behind Sonar X1 it's going to take a much bigger jump than this to catch up!
richdavis2 4 months ago 2
Cubase had 32 bit floating point in 1999. Sonar has had all these features since 2005.
themindminder 4 months ago 38
@themindminder lol ino even Acid Pro had this "NEW" feature 6 years ago that Avid calls Clip Gain
absoluutrecords 4 months ago
@themindminder correction! 1998 (Cubase VST32)
girotube 4 months ago
@themindminder ummm...yeah, but Pro Tools didn't, and now they do. Cubase sucked in 1999, as it does now
stevens119 4 months ago 3
@themindminder So? We only care about pro tools.
MrJambone1 4 months ago
@themindminder Yeah but pro tools is better
FalsiFiedMusic 4 months ago
@themindminder who cares
kyle27085 4 months ago
@kyle27085
You should care. I just listened to your demos. Get yourself a real DAW and fix all those awful audio problems with your demos.
themindminder 4 months ago 8
@themindminder Sonar is also the only DAW on the market with 64 bit audio processing (since 8.5). I've been using it since Sonar 4. Sonar has its own problems though. there's no way to organize multiple automation envelopes. V-vocal needs a serious update, as well as BitBride. But the feature set as a whole is much larger than what Pro Tools currently offers, especially if you have the producer edition.
nyg1781 2 months ago
@themindminder and now sonar has 64 bit floating point,suck on that protools
themrbrown510 1 month ago
So yeah, this video was way better than watching the live webcast. Great job Mitch!!
jamonandon 4 months ago
How about euphonix support for windows???
jamestakeshi 4 months ago
Hopefully bought it after Oct 1st
MrMbrave 4 months ago
aww man i just bought 9 -.-
KhyleFryer 4 months ago 3
@KhyleFryer
Do I qualify for a free upgrade?
You’re eligible to receive a free upgrade to Pro Tools 10 or Pro Tools HD 10 if you purchased and registered Pro Tools 9 or Pro Tools HD 9 software on or after October 1, 2011 (register your purchase). If you qualify, you’ll receive an email with instructions on how to get your free upgrade.
eeehhheyad 4 months ago