It is with a non heavy heart and CPU Usage that I proudly leave the world that is 32 bit architecture and move into the land of bigger highways for information, a faster engine to fly down said highways, and of course easier handling. Pro Tools 10 was a step in the right direction and definitely a good swan song to the 192 I/0 and now legacy components of the non HDX Variety. Of course Avid will support them for a while and they will still function just as they did. So to all I’m leaving behind, I bid you good luck in all of your travels, Enjoy all of those beloved RTAS Plugins I so painfully leave behind, and continue making great music.
Avid today announced the availability of Avid Pro Tools 11, a major upgrade of its industry-leading digital audio workstation that redefines music and audio production for today’s workflows. This latest version enables audio professionals to take on the most demanding productions with new, high-powered audio and video engines, 64-bit architecture, expanded metering, and direct HD video workflows.
With Pro Tools 11, audio professionals get exponentially more processing power compared to previous versions—using the same hardware—to create bigger, more complex sessions. The new Avid Audio Engine enables customers to monitor record inputs at ultra-low latency without sacrificing plug-in performance. The Avid Video Engine supports playback and editing of a wide range of HD video formats right in the Pro Tools timeline, simplifying collaboration between mixers and video editors. And offline bounce to disk speeds up the output of mixes while ensuring ultimate accuracy. For more information, click here.
Pricing is as follows:
· Pro Tools 11 software (full version)— $699 USD
· Pro Tools 10 to 11 upgrade— $299 USD
· Pro Tools 9 to 11 upgrade— $399 USD
· Pro Tools Express to Pro Tools 11 cross grade— $499 USD
· Pro Tools HD 10 to 11 upgrade— $599 USD
· Pro Tools HD 9 to 11 upgrade— $999 USD
To purchase and for more info, In the online Avid Store and at Avid resellers worldwide
