Re: what's behind the delay on Pro Tools 2019

Blame it on Chinese hardware (LOL). Which begs the serious question: Wondering how long it will be before old hardware is outstripped by new firmware, and just how much of that might be at play here in that fifteen-percent problem group. On 4/5/2019 12:06 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote: A recent in

Re: what's behind the delay on Pro Tools 2019

Hi Slau. Thanks for the link. I read the transcript of the interview this morning and that's awesome ProTools and Mojave will finally be compatible! I was wondering why there wasn't a new release of ProTools yet, and that now makes sense. By the way, did you have any audio recordings or links fr

Re: what's behind the delay on Pro Tools 2019

I completely agree with Michael, thank you so much for putting that info out there. It is so helpful. blindm...@gmail.com > On Apr 5, 2019, at 12:48 PM, Michael Holmes > wrote: > > Thanks for the link Slau. The techie in me always likes hearing details like > this, and the mediator in me l

Re: what's behind the delay on Pro Tools 2019

Thanks for the link Slau. The techie in me always likes hearing details like this, and the mediator in me likes loading up on ammo to gently unleash on those who may not share my gratitude for everything Avid does. Software updates are a good thing, thoroughly tested are best, and software as go

what's behind the delay on Pro Tools 2019

A recent interview regarding the delay in the release of Pro Tools 2019 and the story behind it: https://www.pro-tools-expert.com/home-page/2019/4/5/avid-explain-the-delay-in-product-features-with-pro-tools-2019-in-this-exclusive-interview

Re: Bounce tracks

I just solo each track and bounce it out to a wav file, and reimport the file. Track commit would probably do it to. Steve On 5 Apr 2019, at 7:24 am, jimmie smith wrote: > > What would be the best way to get midi drums on to their own audio tracks? > Do some drum plug-ins have their own way