Hiya mate, Let me be the first of many to welcome you to the list, it's always great to get new people using PT.
I don't know anything about broadcasting, but I bet Pro Tools will be more than up to the task. I have definitely seen people using it, in fact, I did some work experience in a studio where they used Pro Tools to create their adverts, using time stretch and stuff to get the audio to the right length, applying music beds, fx, etc. Don't be frightened of the learning curve, though it will be pretty steep. I have been using the platform for over a year now, and still I read many posts across this list that teach me. Read everything, even if you don't think it'll apply to you, as I have often been surprised by the contents of threads that I have initially had no interest in. Anyways, welcome again, and I hope Pro Tools is everything you hope it is! I certainly love it for the modest work I do with it. Have fun, and I'm sure we'll be hearing from you! On 15/01/2013, Jed Barton <j...@jedbarton.com> wrote: > Hey gang, > > Great to be part of this list. I am just about to get protools and a mac, > and after the hour long discussion I had this afternoon, I'm pumped! > I have been working in broadcasting and audio production for years and have > been looking for a true multi-track editer, and now I found it. > Very excited. Thought I would introduce myself to you guys. > > Warmest Regards, > > Jed > > -- Take care, Chris Norman. <!-- chris.norm...@googlemail.com -->
