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 [...]

New Pro Tools HD Native!

On October 6, 2010, in Music Technology, ProTools Tutorials, Uncategorized, by Daniel Rowland

Ok, so you knew this was coming….or maybe you didn’t, but regardless, it’s here. Pro Tools HD Native. Instead of relying on expensive chip-based cards, the new Pro Tools HD software relies on…well, a less expensive card. Here’s the deal. Computers are much faster now than when Pro Tools HD was released 8 or so [...]

Check out the new Avid Pro Tools HD interfaces–The HD I/O series

On August 18, 2010, in Uncategorized, by Daniel Rowland

So, the new Pro Tools HD interfaces were released today. I have been wondering when Avid would release these, given that the last model came out almost 8 years ago. Here’s an overview of what’s new. The HD I/O. At first, these don’t appear to have changed much from the old models. For starters, the [...]