Pro Tools music software...Anyone use it?

[redsupraman82]

i have just aquired this bit of software and very impressed! but very different to what i did use before ( cubase, logic etc) anyone know of any good sites to learn from or where i can download sessions from to twat about with??

[carl0s]

No. Can you tell if this is any good though?: I had a play with Ardour, and it looks very good but I don't know what I'm doing. There's no Windows version of that though. This thing has a Windows version. It'd be nice to know if it's 'proper' or not:

http://traverso-daw.org/

[Wiretapper]

From what i've heard pro-tools is very good.I haven't used it myself as i use Reason and Ableton live:)

[Muffleman]

Pro tools is very good, there is a forum here http://duc.digidesign.com/

[Multics]

i have just aquired this bit of software and very impressed! but very different to what i did use before ( cubase, logic etc) anyone know of any good sites to learn from or where i can download sessions from to twat about with??

 

I played around with Protools on Digidesign (not Protools LE) platforms but I wasn't impressed with the way it handled MIDI. There are some very powerful RTAS plugins out there but IMO, VST's and VSTi's are as good. I'm used to Cubase SX's interface and I wouldn't change it for anything else to do what I'm doing with.

[redsupraman82]

i have pro tools LE using a Delta 1010 audio interface for what i want it to do it brilliant but your right about the midi it is good but yet so complicated its good that you can use Reason as a rewire for it but i have not ventured out of grid mode yet...so we will see spent some time with it today well the whole week! now the girlfriend is jelous and i have to take her shopping tomorrow! might have ended up costing me more that i thought!!