Re: My poor attempt at showing how to use elastic audio

Shawn, Thanks for the demo and very nice job. Guitar playing ETC also nice. John > On Aug 4, 2016, at 9:02 AM, Shawn Brock wrote: > > Folks, sometime back someone came on looking for advice on using elastic > audio. I remember struggling with this myself when I first

brief audio walk through on MIDI editing tips for VoiceOver and Pro Tools

A bunch of people have asked about this not too long ago and a few more recently as well. I’ve put together a little demo of editing using primarily the MIDI Event List. As always, please feel free to save it so that, when others ask, there might be a few copies circulating amongst the list.

Anybody out there need a session guitarist or bassist?

Hey everybody. Just a quick heads up to anyone out there who needs guitar or bass tracks done for a project. I know a lot of people use sound fonts, virtual instruments etc with a midi controller but a lot of time for guitar, that just doesn't cut it and you need the real thing! I have some free

Re: Which Mac model makes ProTools happy?

Hi have an iMac 27 inch late 2013 with 32 gb of ram and the fusion drive on it. And a macbook pro early 2015 with 16 gb of ram and a SSD Both of them with the processor maxed. > On Aug 8, 2016, at 15:33, Phil Muir wrote: > > Very happy with my mid 2012 15 inch

Re: Which Mac model makes ProTools happy?

Very happy with my mid 2012 15 inch macbook pro. It runs pro tools great but I put in an ssd drive and 16 gv of ram. On 8 August 2016 17:18:15 CEST, Rocco Fiorentino wrote: >Hi all, > >I’m thinking about selling/replacing laptops, and had a few thoughts. I >have

Re: Which Mac model makes ProTools happy?

Hi Rocco, I have a 2015 MacBook Pro and it runs Protools fine. Give some thought to 2015 or 2016. Regarding work stations, you could use your desktop for heavy projects or for working on editing projects by taking them off of a laptop, giving you room to continue being a portable sound studio. It

Which Mac model makes ProTools happy?

Hi all, I’m thinking about selling/replacing laptops, and had a few thoughts. I have both a 2012 and 2014 MacBook Pro. The 2012 machine seems to run ProTools better then the 2014 computer, but they both still have significant issues with playback, recording, lag, etc. So, do I sell both