Avid Pro Tools 9

Starting at 3:22 in the video, Joel states "Aw, I mean at the end of the day, you're gonna be digital. I mean, this shit is all going into Ableton, or Cubase, or Pro Tools, or fucking whatever I'm using at the time. It's all gonna get there one way or another, which is digital..." In a Tweet, Deadmau5 makes reference to Pro Tools version 9: https://twitter.com/deadmau5/status/549459947683840 More proof from http://lat.ms/1dZe7cm "The Nine Inch Nails fan got his start hanging out in Niagara Falls studios and record stores. He became a Pro Tools expert and began making his own tracks. In the information diaspora of the Internet age, those tracks found some powerful friendly ears. Fellow Pro Tools guru Steve Duda passed one to Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee. Zimmerman, who was still living with his mom at the time, and Lee bonded over beats and became close friends and collaborators."

in this picture you can see a mixer from Pro Tools. you know it's Pro Tools 9 tnx to 7 SKies description saying ''No I'm still on Logic I'm just messing around with PT9 to see how it goes''

"Had a great vocal recording session last night! Big thanks to our friends at Keep The Edge Studios!" A quick peek at Keep The Edge Studios' equipment list (http://www.keeptheedgestudios.com/#page-923 ) contains two versions of Pro Tools, particularly HD3 9. The left monitor shows the mixer window. The first two rows are the inserts (A-E, F-J) and the next two rows are the sends (A-E, F-J). The right monitor shows the arrangement view.

In [this interview](http://www.musictech.net/2015/02/bernard-butler-interview/), Bernard states, "I’m still using Pro Tools 9, which I know is a little outdated. Basically, I got loads of plug-ins for free and I’m a bit scared to go back to them and ask to upgrade it all and go through the set-up learning process again. I’m used to Pro Tools 9 and the simple fact is that it just works for me."

At 2:35 in this video, Mike says "The main software I use is Pro Tools". Judging by the submission date of this video, he was most likely using Pro Tools 9.

In this Facebook post, Cudi shows his use of Pro Tools on his Apple computer.

”Reason is where a lot of it happens and I do a lot of editing, arranging, and mixing in Pro Tools.”

Four Tet talks about how he composes "Sing" just in the computer "using mainly Pro Tools"

"There were certain things about it that I really liked that were hard to get rid of when I switched to Pro Tools, but by the time I was recording the second album I started really learning how to do Pro Tools and of course, really really really enjoy the editing power and how much creative fun could be had with that editing. I have the LE version, but any version I've ever used has been fantastic, so I'm not so picky. I usually just record one track at a time, as I record and always have recorded, usually by myself, so I don't need a bunch of inputs, so I've stayed with a real simple mono or stereo setup"

Under his gear list, Avid Pro Tools 9 is listed as one piece of his gear.

In an interview with SoundOnSound from 2010, Stargate says: "I think we were one of the first to move to Pro Tools for writing. We'd been using Cubase for 10 years, until we moved to Pro Tools 10 years ago."

Adding some final touches to the new EP #master

confirmation at 0:38 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAmJVGa9Mx8

confirmation at 1:56 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4IZI2_AEXA

"When I record, I do everything myself at home, but I go direct into my Mbox into Pro Tools. I don’t mic and record it through an amp. I did do that for my earlier albums, maybe even through Glacial Glow, but because I have so many effects pedals that I’m going through I find that I don’t really need that sound from the amp to enhance it. I just really want a very clean sound when I’m recording. There are a few software effects that I use in Pro Tools, mainly just a reverb or the EchoBoy delay. There is one effect called the Crystallizer and I was using it a lot in Pro Tools, and then when I was going and trying to make live arrangements of these songs I was like, “man, I’m really missing this effect.”"

one of the best daw in the market :)