Sub-forum for discussion about the DAWs and mobile apps that you use with your MPCs
By Deta!L Sat Nov 06, 2010 1:53 am
hmmm $350 to crossgrade from M Powered ???

I dunno man, that's a lot of looot
By roxstar Sat Nov 06, 2010 12:01 pm
That's WAAAYY too overpriced for an UPGRADE. $600 for new users, ok, but to $349 to upgrade from PT8 after I already spent $400 on the MBox?? GTFOH! I'll use Logic instead. Its got instruments in there already, and you can use any interface also.
Its schyt like this that increases piracy. People are tired of constantly forking out hard earned money on items that will be obsolete in 6 months to a year. Will the PT10 upgrade be another $350? :?
Avid definitely gets the "C'MON SON!"
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By dabmeister Sat Nov 06, 2010 4:51 pm
That HD native 9 is all I need. I remember saying to myself long ago that this day would come to pass. I look at it like this, if retail is going for whatever they're asking, I'm sure you'll find a few merchants selling galobs for much less than that.

Plus going from proprietary to open source makes more sense. But like what was previously stated, it is to be seen how far this will go before it's out on the black market.
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By 5inusoid Wed Nov 10, 2010 10:51 pm
Why exactly is everyone excited about this? Pro Tools is a long-in-the-tooth DAW that peaked in the 90s. It still doesn't support VST. It does NOTHING that Logic, Cubase, DP...even Energy XT or Reaper can't do. This is some Emperors New Clothes shit.
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By j rhodes Wed Nov 10, 2010 11:28 pm
although they are behind in terms of open formats they are what ppl consistantly recommend for editing... and thats the key... if im not mistaken you know have the power to share diffenet DAW files with protools and not have anyproblems... b4 this was a program that ran a few hundred bucks... so for cats that are using different daws that lead back to a engineer that runs protools i can see the happiness cuz it eliminates extra steps...
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By dabmeister Wed Nov 10, 2010 11:56 pm
^^^ What he said. But I'm curious to know how well this "file interchange support" system works. It's more of the integration and file swapping between daws that I'd like to know more about.
By MCL Thu Nov 11, 2010 1:16 am
As far as I can tell this is a post production type of benefit - PT 9 now supports OMF/AFF and MXF files - used primarily for audio/video

So you can now easily collaborate with users who use other audio / video software - Final Cut for example

I doesn't mean that PT can now open Logic files or sessions etc - as far as i'm aware
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By SupremeSoulstice Thu Nov 11, 2010 1:36 am
So I already have PT still on 6.3(yeah I know), and was thinking about copping Logic here in a few weeks. My question is this; Is this a better all in one or should I just go ahead and rock with logic. I like the fact that logic has a bunch of vsts..
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By 5inusoid Thu Nov 11, 2010 1:46 am
SupremeSoulstice wrote:So I already have PT still on 6.3(yeah I know), and was thinking about copping Logic here in a few weeks. My question is this; Is this a better all in one or should I just go ahead and rock with logic. I like the fact that logic has a bunch of vsts..


Logic doesn't support VST either, it uses Audio Units. I think maybe you mean you like that it has a bunch of instrument and effect plugins native to it?
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By SupremeSoulstice Thu Nov 11, 2010 2:10 am
5inusoid wrote:
SupremeSoulstice wrote:So I already have PT still on 6.3(yeah I know), and was thinking about copping Logic here in a few weeks. My question is this; Is this a better all in one or should I just go ahead and rock with logic. I like the fact that logic has a bunch of vsts..


Logic doesn't support VST either, it uses Audio Units. I think maybe you mean you like that it has a bunch of instrument and effect plugins native to it?


My bad, that's exactly what I was meaning.
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By bomb beats Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:19 pm
This is a big plus, but, I'm confused. PT 9 has eliminated all Pro Tools LE, so why have they just come out with a new Mbox 3? Before, Native referred to LE. TDM and HD were in the HD category? Now, everything is Native? Why would anyone buy an Mbox?
By deegood Thu Nov 11, 2010 1:10 pm
bomb beats wrote:This is a big plus, but, I'm confused. PT 9 has eliminated all Pro Tools LE, so why have they just come out with a new Mbox 3? Before, Native referred to LE. TDM and HD were in the HD category? Now, everything is Native? Why would anyone buy an Mbox?

money-the software comes with it-the mbox line gets the job done. won't see them in a pro studio but they're in many, many home studios across the world! still a market for people like me who don't require all the ins and outs