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16 reviews
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I think everyone knows about this one... is The Definitive Daw for audio Recording and Processing
The Only thing i don't like about it is the MIDI interfacing and the need for iLok, aside that is freaking good
over 2 years agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question. -
Tracking King
The king when it comes to recording vocals and live instruments. Having a copy makes running sessions in bigger studios so much easier (always going to find a copy of Pro Tools on their machines after all).
Would never use Pro Tools for anything outside a commercial facility though, since its MIDI editing capabilities are still horrendous imo...
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Where I mix everything given a choice
Logic is great, Ableton is unparalleled for creation for me, but for mixing I've never found a more intuitive, extremely fast, & productive mixing environment. In fairness I started on tape then Pro Tools so it's my home-I wouldn't compose in Pro Tools but for mixing? It's absolutely my 1st choice.
over 2 years agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question. -
A must have in any studio. (home or dedicated)
If you mix and you have never used pro tools, you are really missing out on great features. I recommend getting the HD variant.
over 1 year agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question. -
El standar del mundo
Es imposible no gustarme. Es el alto estandar a nivel mundial. Lo uso a diario para mis grabaciones
almost 2 years agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question. -
Complicated yet good
You just need to put some efforts to get the best quality of output. The quality of highly processed output is great, also recording process is efficient here!
over 1 year agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question. -
Good DAW
A fantastic product and easy to see why this is the industry standard.
about 2 years agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question. -
Good program, just to many issues with Midi.
As of now I use this for all my production, but if they don't fix the major MIDI issue AAE-9173, then I going to jump ship to another DAW.
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Um, it's ProTools
Yes, it's true that most studios keep older versions of PT on backup systems, and for whatever reason certain engineers will prefer certain vintages. I suspect this is because the layout and overall user experience changes slightly from version to version. This is my first version, so I'm using this latest incarnation and loving it. After being in so many studios over the decades and watching engineers work their magic, it's great to finally have my own system. Running on Windows 10 without issues knock on wood
over 2 years agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question. -
great DAW
great DAW for recording and mixing
7 months agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question. -
Sound like a pro
Go to youtube and get a college education on the ins and out of Pro Tools.
over 1 year agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question. -
Best software I have used!
I used to use Audacity but then at College they used Pro Tools 10 and I loved it so much. It was a professional looking software and it has so many options. My dad bought me Pro Tools 12 and I am always using it now for recording, I use it for recording my solo EP and my bands upcoming EP. People will give it crap but it is honestly perfect, it has everything and it is a simple layout, the mixing part is very easy because of the way they layed it out, it's also very easy to copy and paste tracks and adjust levels. It has plenty of great plugs in that can make your audio recording sound perfect and professional.
Pro Tools is obviously very expensive but it is worth buying, it's very easy to record and mix with. It has many great plug ins and you can record as many tracks as you want.
about 3 years agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question. -
Recording and Mixing King
Really Love Protools when coming to Recoding ,Mixing & Mastering really made my time worth
over 2 years agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question. -
Long Time User
I've been using ProTools since 2001. It is the professional industry recording studio standard. Sound quality cannot be matched. Currently using version 2018.3
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A great DAW to start out with
A great DAW to start out with, I utilize this for touch ups in all my projects.
7 months agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question.
protools has always been the weakest DAW for MIDI, that's just not what it was designed for... I thought the iLok was a drag at first, but so many of the top plugin companies require it now that I am glad I had to get one. There's stuff I never woulda tried if I hadn't needed an iLok for protools (even though I seldom use pt). Its still a vast improvement over those early USB dongles they used to make us use for copy protection. They were the worst! and they were all proprietary so you filled up a pile of USB slots with them if you wanted to sue all your fancy plugins on a track. Its a vast improvement to centralize all your software licenses on 1 USB port.
I ended up leaving Pro Tools after the version I had no longer allowed me to import audio files into a project. I use an Apple computer, so I swapped over to Logic Pro X and I love it!
I remember when logic wasn't owned by apple and it was called creator.... and it was just MIDI and it only ran right on an Atari PC
even when protools started to become usable you wound up running one computer for MIDI and another to record, Atari and a mac or PC respectively... then Logic became Logic and notator became Cubase and things just got way better... Cubase became Cubase VST.... you guys have it so good.