Avid Pro Tools 10 Release

On October 7, 2011, in Music Technology, ProTools Tutorials, by Daniel Rowland

Pro Tools 10 (?). You know it’s coming. Yes, Pro Tools 9 had a few cool features, but it was really more about unlocking previously withheld features that it was about giving us anything new and exciting. Support for Coreaudio was the big one, the rest being things like multitrack Beat Detective, delay compensation, increased [...]

Steve Jobs Dead

On October 6, 2011, in Uncategorized, by Daniel Rowland

Not much of a post here guys…Just a had to chime in on the death of Steve Jobs… lamenting the loss of a true genius in the world of computers and marketing. Love him or hate him (I don’t)–you’ve got to respect him. 56 is crazy young. Sail on, Steve Jobs

New features of Pro Tools 9!

On November 4, 2010, in Uncategorized, by Daniel Rowland

Today, Avid release Pro Tools 9. Yep, it lets you work with third party audio interfaces. Read that again. And, you can use the software with your Mac or PC internal sound card. To be honest, I didn’t think this would actually happen. Now, that’s pretty cool, but ADC is just as important. Finally, Pro [...]

Pro Tools HD HEAT Listening Challenge

On October 27, 2010, in Music Technology, ProTools Tutorials, Uncategorized, by Daniel Rowland

So as you may (or may not) have heard, Pro Tools HD has a new extension called HEAT, developed by Cranesong founder Dave Hill. Billed as “Analog Warmth and Color Emulation for Pro Tools|HD”, it’s designed to model some of the beneficial characteristics of using a analog signal path. I’ve presented my classes with some [...]

Pro Tools 9 is on the way

On October 25, 2010, in Music Technology, ProTools Tutorials, Uncategorized, by Daniel Rowland

So, things are about to get a little crazy in the world of Pro Tools…actually in the world of DAWs at large. Pro Tools 9 is on the way. “What?”, you say. “Aren’t we barely into the updates for Pro Tools 8?” Of course, you’re right. But… Avid has been big on releasing their own [...]