Doesn't the iLock come with all versions of Pro Tools? I just got a copy of 8, and it was in the box. On Feb 1, 2011, at 11:51 PM, Cameron wrote:
> Hi. The project mix under OS X with pro tools nine has had good reviews > thus far. > > What country are you located in? > > In the states, the project mix sells new for $1249. > > The pace Ilok is approx fifty dollars. > > If you're only going to be using pro tools on mac, then I'd suggest trying > to find a second hand Digi 003. That would be another very good option. > > Cameron. > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf > Of Elexis Gillette > Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2011 12:18 AM > To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: Final Questions of Pro Tools before I Purchase > > Hello, > > How much is the Ilok in addition to Pro Tools 9.0? > > Secondly, I'm using MAC only, there will be no windows/sonar use. > > Third, I have read about the audio project mix previously. Would this be a > suitable interace to perate with pro tools? I would rather spend the money > to invest in something stable and surable. I believe that the project mix > is a little over a grand. > > Lex > On Feb 1, 2011, at 11:20 AM, Cameron wrote: > >> Hi. >> >> Yeah, avid pro tools 9 is what you want. You'll need an Ilok too. >> >> You won't find an interface and control surface combo new for 500 bucks, >> probably not even second hand. >> >> Regarding the interface, How many tracks do you need to record at once? >> >> What you could do would be buy a cheapo surface like the bcf2000 and then >> buy a small firewire interface, focusrite, Mackie, motu, older presonus, >> etc. Just make sure the interface you buy is AU compliant. >> >> Or, buy a more robust interface and save up some cash. Then, buy a second >> hand Mackie control universal or universal pro. >> >> Or, you could try to find a second hand tascam fw1884 or m audio project >> mix. Both of those units are a combination audio interface, midi > interface, >> and control surface with motorized faders. There is also the Digi 003 of >> course. It's a well built unit with decent mic preamps etc. however, > with >> all of the three interfaces I just listed, keep in mind that if you are >> running windos xp/vista under bootcamp on your mac, like if you use sonar >> for some things you can't accomplish yet in pro tools, then you may have >> issues with crappy drivers. If you are bootcamping with windows seven, > this >> is less of an issue. >> >> So, if we are talking pro tools on mac only, that is one thing. If we are >> talking about a cross platform interface for multiple DAW applications, > then >> that alters your choices a bit. >> >> Lastly, I would advise you to go with a firewire interface and not a USB >> interface. >> >> Good luck, >> >> Cameron. >> >> >> >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On > Behalf >> Of Elexis Gillette >> Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2011 5:51 AM >> To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com >> Subject: Final Questions of Pro Tools before I Purchase >> >> Hi, >> >> To ensure that I purchase the accessible version of Pro Tools for my MAC, > I >> want to know is it called "Avid pro Tools 9.0"? I'm sure I have seen the >> correct version, it is $599.00. I'm not interested in getting the HD >> version. >> >> Also, I need advice on an interface. I'm wanting something where I can >> possibly have some control surface functionality. Specifically, something >> no more than $500 if possible? I'm hoping I can acquire something useful > in >> that price range. >> >> Thank you for your help in this matter, and I apologize if I have repeated >> prior questions from other users on this list regarding this matter. I > just >> want to make sure I'm securing the necessary items for recording. >> >> Lex= >> >
