Hi Sean,
I couldn’t attend this year’s AES so all I know of the new interface is what
the media has reported. I have no idea whether the software is accessible. My
only thought is that, in a similar situation when Avid branded an Apogee
interface in this manner, the software was not accessible and yet the unbranded
version of the software was accessible. Further, the guys at Avid on the Pro
Tools side of things had no idea that this branding thing with Apogee was
happening. So, I don’t have much confidence in this news but that’s only based
on the previous situation and this is, of course, a different situation. The
good thing, of course, is that interfaces are returnable so I’d suggest trying
one when it’s available. Hey, you blazed the trail with the S3 and you might
end up blazing this trail as well ;)
Keep us posted,
Slau
> On Oct 2, 2016, at 5:08 PM, Sean A. Cummins <seanacumm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Slau,
>
> I would assume you have been to the AES conference this week. When
> you have time, I would appreciate any comments you might have on the
> following announcement.
>
> As you know, I’m on the cusps of pulling the trigger on my new HD
> interface; and low and behold, here’s the Avid MTRX as a new
> consideration. So I have a couple questions of you and or any others
> on list that could possibly shed some light on my potential selection.
> With regard to the Avid MTRX, the articles I have been reading
> reference a couple device managing software, the DADman and the Pro
> Mon. Do you know if we have any access to either of these software
> for controlling the I/O? Also, the articles reference Pro Tools
> itself being able to directly access and utilize the I/O’s controls.
> Will this be in conjunction with the two previously mentioned
> software, or does Pro Tools circumvent the need for the DADman and Pro
> Mon software?
>
> Thanks as always!
>
> Sean
> 928-301-0518
> seanacumm...@gmail.com
>
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