Thanks so much for all that commented on this thread. Your input has
been very helpful. I've got to make a decision here in the next few
days and will advise what I end up going with. Take care.
Alex
On 7/22/17, TheOreoMonster wrote:
> Most any thunderbolt interface is
Most any thunderbolt interface is gonna have low enough latency so you can
track through plug ins. The Focusrite Clarret is the best bang for the buck in
that department, and while the Focusrite driver isn’t accessible, Focusrite
support is great about “Remoting” into your system and setting
: New MacbookPro with touch pad and Protools
I would listen to the Sweetwater person they would never tell you anything
that they do not believe to be true. With what people have said here and
that I would certainly settle for the older MacBook Pro.
Ricky Prevatte LMBT1154
On Jul 21, 2017, at 2
I would listen to the Sweetwater person they would never tell you anything that
they do not believe to be true. With what people have said here and that I
would certainly settle for the older MacBook Pro.
Ricky Prevatte LMBT1154
> On Jul 21, 2017, at 2:29 PM, John Covici
I got that model because it had 4 usb-c sockets, the older one only
has two.
On Fri, 21 Jul 2017 14:25:16 -0400,
John Covici wrote:
>
> I have the new mbp but I don't use the touchpad. I have an external
> wireless eyboard with a numpad which works great with pt. JUst be
> sure you have enough
I have the new mbp but I don't use the touchpad. I have an external
wireless eyboard with a numpad which works great with pt. JUst be
sure you have enough cpu power, once in a while with my overclocked
i5, I get a nasty message from pt about not enough cpu.
On Fri, 21 Jul 2017 13:07:08 -0400,
Hi Alex,
The Apollo console app where you load the realtime plugs in to, is not
accessible yet.
in side pro tools the uad plugs and presets are very usable though.
I'm getting ready to re launch the UaD VoiceOver accessibility campaign.
Will advise.
Chuck
On Jul 21, 2017, at 1:07 PM, Alex
Personally I have the previous generation MBP with physical function keys, but
if i use PT for anything serious on my laptop, are any way plug in a external
keyboard so that I have a numpad. I guess it comes down to personal choice and
whether you will be able to get used to the touch bar, I
While I cannot speak to pro tools specifically I will share what I know.
There is a long detailed and intense discussion of the new mbp with
touch pad on the regular mac visionaries list. Seasoned users of voiceover
absolutely hate the pad. It is not fluid in terms of features, confuses
Is it advisable to get the latest MacBook Pro with the touch pad
technology for use with Protools and Voiceover, or should I opt for
the older model without the touch pad?
I was told, by a Sweet Water rep, that I did not want the newest MBP
model, but he didn't really say why. He was also not very
10 matches
Mail list logo