Hi I heard that you can use pro tools to clean up recordings if this is true
will I need any extra harware? I just have a macbook and I tried to go
through the digisign website and all I got was incredibly overwilming
information much much more than I wanted to know I just wanted to know what
the system requirements were and what I would need, if anything else to do
what I want to do with it but I couldn't seem to find the information I
want, so would any one be able to answer these questions?
Thanks
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin Shaw" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2010 7:11 PM
Subject: Re: audio recording on the mac
Having used ProTools quite successfully to fully record, edit and mix a five
piece rock band, I'd say it's quite accessible. ProTools can come in two
flavours. ProTools LE is for project studios and has a limited number of
tracks that can be hears simultaneously while recording.
ProTools HD records at higher sampling frequencies and is geared towards pro
studios, sound for picture and is much more flexible. You'll need to be a
pretty savvy VO user to navigate ProTools (at least, I ended up using quite
a few hotspots and short(er) cuts).
If you're using your interface gear from your SONAR rig, you'll need to swap
it out for ProTools compatible hardware. For ProTools LE, an M-Box or M-Box
Pro should be sufficient for project/demo work. Your mileage will vary.
Kevin
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