Hi. for audio, it's mostly accessible, although the learning curve is steeper than it is for sonar etc. midi is pretty much a no go for the time being though in pro tools as you can't edit individual midi events.
Cameron. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Tony Bernedal Sent: Saturday, October 16, 2010 2:29 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Some stuff I did with pro tools. Hi Cameron. Thanks for your answer. Now I know more about protools and the different editions. I'm new to this software, I only tried sonar with differnt accessibility options added to it on windows, so if this solution is accessible out of the box it sounds very good. I have a imac here from this year so I think it'll work for som home studio enviroment. again, thanks for the answer.. Regards Tony Med vänlig hälsning Tony Bernedal [email protected] Blogg samt tips och trix om it, datorer och andra tekniska prylar för synskadade www.tbteknik.se 16 okt 2010 kl. 18.08 skrev Cameron: > Hi. it depends on your needs and your budget. you don't just buy the > software. You need an approved piece of hardware as well to use pro tools. > > There are three main flavors of pro tools. Pro tools le, pro tools m > powered, and, pro tools hd. > > Pro tools le uses various avid/digidesign USB and firewire interfaces like > the m box, 003r, 003, etc. Pro tools m powered uses m audio and Mackie > interfaces including the pro fire, project mix, onyx 16-4-2, etc. Pro tools > hd uses high end hardware consisting of pci cards, interfaces, and other > components. > > The main differences besides the I/O options are the number of tracks in a > session, and, sample rate. > Also with hd, you can use the pci hardware to do processing which would > free up CPU. > > > A decent I mac or mac book pro would be fine for pro tools le and m powered, > as long as you have a second hard drive you can use, like an external > firewire drive. For pro tools hd, you need a mac pro desktop, or, a mac > book pro with a pci express card slot and an external case to mount the pci > cards in... > > As far as cost, you're looking at minimum, $300 and up. > > Pro tools le or m powered are the two you'll probably want to investigate. > > Chec out sweetwater or musicians friend etc to read up on specs and prices. > > Cameron. > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Tony Bernedal > Sent: Saturday, October 16, 2010 11:22 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Some stuff I did with pro tools. > > Hi music lovers. > What is the right version to get of protools. > I saw a lot of options on the site but I guess it's the protools software I > should get. > Do you know the cost for the software. > regards Tony > > Med vänlig hälsning > Tony Bernedal > [email protected] > Blogg samt tips och trix om it, datorer och andra tekniska prylar för > synskadade > www.tbteknik.se > > > > > 16 okt 2010 kl. 14.08 skrev Gary Readfern-Gray: > >> Hi Kevin, >> >> just seen this thread, Blabber's tight, good job. I have PT 8 but haven't > done much with it because I've been using Logic I'll deffinately take > another look now having heard that. Can you edit MIDI accessibly in PT or at > least quantize it? from the jingles sounds like you can. >> >> On 26 Sep 2010, at 23:54, Kevin Reeves wrote: >> >>> Hey folks. Just wanted to throw out a quick link to a file containing 2 > jingles I just completed with Pro Tools 8, now accessible with Voiceover. I > invite you to take a listen. All the sequencing, tracking, editing, mixing, > and mastering was done in Pro Tools. A great deal of the sounds used were > instruments that shipped with Pro Tools, except for the guitars and drums > found in the MyMac Theme. 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