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The Pro Tools Recording Guide
The Pro Tools Recording Guide provides basic information about Digidesign's very popular systems Pro Tools LE and Pro Tools HD.
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What Is Pro Tools?To put it simply…Pro Tools is a premier computer-based digital music production and recording system. Many people sling around the word Pro Tools in the music industry as if it were one program. Most have no idea what they are speaking of when it comes to “Pro Tools” which is the name of the software is a combination system. The two combinations of Pro Tools LE and Pro Tools HD make up the killer duo of top-notch software and hardware. What Is Pro Tools LE? Pro Tools LE systems are software systems capable of serving up 32-track project studios and they are really good for the price. You can record, edit, mix and master with these systems with ease. The LE systems rely exclusively on the processing power of your computer’s CPU. That means you can’t have specific computer setups to run these software programs. The speed, power and RAM in your computer will determine how many plug-in effects and software synthesizers you can run at one time. Don’t you just love the Pro Tools Recording Guide? Pro Tools LE recording systems are for everyone. You will find that many professional grade engineers and producers that use Pro Tools HD systems at Major and professional studios use Pro Tolls LE systems at home. Now that is saying a lot. No need to worry about losing song files because data can be transferred back and forth from LE systems to HD systems with ease. The cost for Pro Tools LE can run anywhere from $500 to $3,000. However, it’s worth the money!
Pro Tools Recording Guide On LE What Is Pro Tools HD? Pro Tools HD is a high definition, fully integrated professional production system with expandable I/O, dedicated processing power and a wide array of optional components. The big boys and big girls use theses setups. Pro Tools HD systems have three Core systems (each has progressively more DSP power) and one or more audio interfaces. HD systems provide the power and flexibility for you to record, edit, mix, master, and deliver world-class productions. To sum it all up this system is the King of The Hill. Pro Tools HD systems are for professionals or semi-pro’s, they are not toys. If you make or record music for a living and plan on or currently release music to the public (Commercial Radio Play), this is a very serious option. How Much Does Pro Tools HD Cost? A basic Pro Tools HD professional system starts at just under $10,000 ranging to $100,000 and beyond. See what I mean? This system commands a buyers respect…PERIOD! Should I Run Pro Tools On A Mac or PC? Many people in the music industry argue about which computer Pro Tools runs better on. The fact that you are reading this portion of the page means that you have herad the argument or discussion at least once...ha-ha. The fact is there is no real definitive answer to the question of…What Computer does Pro Tools run better on? However without a doubt most Pro Tools applications run world wide on mostly MACS. I am a PC user and I have Pro Tools on one of my studio computers and I don’t have a problem at all. I’m just not use to the MAC platform. So what I’m saying to you here is that either one will do just fine…MACS or PC’S. Just make sure you have enough power for them to run properly. Pro Tools - Mac Vs. Windows Rumors – Stop It! Here Are Some Facts
Pro Tools Recording Guide On Rumors The Pro Tools 6.4 (LE & HD) systems offer equal features and performance on all the supported Macs and Windows computers. |
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