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However, Avid have at least planted the seed for 64-bit support in Pro Tools 10, as we'll see in aВ moment.ДЄs is often the case with updates, many of the improvements are numeric, and Pro Tools 10 is no exception, with some users benefiting from increased numbers of voices, tracks and auxiliary input tracks. This is slightly surprising given the climate into which Pro Tools 10 is being released, where many competitors have already introduced 64-bit support, and there is clearly demand from users, especially by those using large, sample-based instruments.

#Pro tools templates mac os x

Windows users need to be running Windows 7 SP1.ДЄlthough the software will run on either 32- or 64-bit variants of Mac OS X and Windows, Pro Tools 10 is, to the dismay of many, still aВ 32-bit application.

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Fortunately, the application remains compatible with Snow Leopard (10.6.7 or 10.6.8), which is aВ good thing, since IВ know many musicians and audio engineers who have been hesitant to upgrade to Apple's latest operating system, unless forced by the necessity of new hardware. Pro Tools 10 is the first version of Pro Tools that's officially certified to work with Mac OS 10.7 'Lion', following the 'public beta' support introduced in version 9.0.5. This article is going to focus on the software, while next month's follow-up will cover the new HDX hardware and AAX plug-in format. Given that Pro Tools exists as both aВ hardware and aВ software platform, we're going to split the review of Pro Tools 10 and the new HDX cards into two parts. For new HDX users, it's the beginning for HD users it's the end (unless you upgrade to HDX) and for native users, it's the next step. This means that Pro Tools 10 is, arguably, aВ release that's going to represent something different depending on the hardware you're using. However, with Pro Tools 9 having added support for completely native systems beyond those previously catered for by Pro Tools LE, there is now an increasing number of people running the software without any Avid hardware at all. If the previous hardware transition from Mix to HD is any indication, HD systems will continue to be used in studios, both private and commercial, for at least the next three to five years, which means that Pro Tools 10 is aВ fairly important release for HD users. This decision is sure to cause aВ few raised eyebrows - nay, pitchforks - from existing users, but Avid have at least said they will acknowledge this hardware 'through software maintenance updates for the next three years, and offer hardware repair and phone support for theВ next five yearsвЂќ. This means that what will presumably be called Pro Tools 11 won't offer support for Pro Tools HD Accel systems with the old HD Core, Process or Accel cards, nor the olderВ blue-and-silver interfaces. One of the reasons IВ would describe Pro Tools 10 as aВ watershed release is that, in Avid parlance, it will be the last 'feature releaseвЂќ of Pro Tools to support the now suddenly 'legacy' HD hardware. And, if this wasn't already enough for existing users to consider, Avid are also taking the opportunity to encourage the adoption of various support and maintenance packages, both new and existing, alongside more traditional upgrade options. In addition to offering aВ host of new features, including aВ completely new plug-in format, Pro Tools 10 also supports HDX, the long-anticipated DSP hardware successor to HD. Pro Tools 10 is aВ watershed release for Avid's industry-standard music and audio creation system.

#Pro tools templates mod

Notice the new Mod Delay III plug-in and the additional disk cache meters in the System Usage window. With Pro Tools now catering for such aВ wide range of users, can the latest version provide both value and satisfaction for everyone?