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Monday, October 24, 2011
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10/24/11 06:04 PM,
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macProVideo.com, a tutorial-video publisher specializing in audio software education, has announced a new partnership with Avid - as the official Avid Learning Partner Online, macProVideo.com has released 5 feature-length tutorials covering all aspects of audio editing using Avid’s industry-leading Pro Tools 10 software. Link: http://www.macprovideo.com/protools Promo Video: http://www.macprovideo.com/landing_pages/avid/media/intro.mp4 Image: http://www.macprovideo.com/trainers/billburgess/tutorials/protools10101-introduction-to-pro-tools/11_512.jpg Produced by Grammy Award winning engineers, industry pros, and certified Pro Tools instructors, macProVideo.com’s new line of Pro Tools 10 tutorials is available now. Individual tutorials are priced at $19.50…
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Friday, August 19, 2011
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08/19/11 01:18 PM,
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Avid has announced support for Mac OS X Lion version 10.7 with Pro Tools and Pro Tools HD 9.0.5 BETA software. Full qualification of this new OS is expected at a later time. Avid notes that Pro Tools beta software will contain minor bugs and issues, adding that in most cases, this will not impact usability and performance. As a result, the company recommends that users in “mission critical” applications do not use Lion and Pro Tools 9.0.5, and remain…
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Kyle P. Snyder
07/13/11 09:21 AM,

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Sometimes, despite the best of intentions, things just go wrong. I know because that’s exactly what happened to me today. I sat down at a workstation that worked perfectly the day before (OK, not perfectly, but you get the point), opened up Pro Tools with my MBox 2 Pro attached, and that’s when the trouble began. To rewind a bit, there’s a light on the front panel of the MB2 Pro. Mine is green because I use the power supply,…
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Monday, June 20, 2011
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06/20/11 05:30 PM,
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Solid State Logic, the world’s leading manufacturer of professional digital and analogue consoles, is proud to announce the release of new V2 Firmware for the Delta-Link MADI HD. The new V2 Firmware introduces support for Pro Tools® native cards (requires PT V8.5 or higher). The new Firmware also introduces support for longer Dig.Link Cables (certified up to 12ft) between Delta-Link and Pro-Tools® native, Pro-Tools Core® or Pro-Tools Accel Cards®. Delta-Link MADI HD V2.0 Firmware is free and can be downloaded…
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Wednesday, April 06, 2011
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04/06/11 03:13 PM,
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Avid has announced the availability of Pro Tools MP 9, the latest version of Pro Tools software, which enables M-Audio hardware enthusiasts to harness professional-quality recording, editing, and mixing features in their home or project studios. Avid also announced all-new bundles that combine Pro Tools MP 9 software with select M-Audio interfaces to deliver industry-leading music creation solutions at an extraordinary value. Pro Tools MP 9 leverages the same core functionality found in Avid’s Pro Tools software, with features that…
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Friday, January 28, 2011
Brian Smithers
01/28/11 03:20 PM,
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So what happens when most of your “gear” is actually software? What good is that stack of freshly soldered MIDI cables when you’re trying to send timing signals from your digital audio workstation (DAW) to your virtual drum machine? What if you want to route the audio output of your software synthesizer to your sequencer so that you can apply a virtual gate to it? In that case, neither a balanced nor an unbalanced cable will do you much good.…
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Thursday, January 20, 2011
Joe Gilder
01/20/11 02:10 PM,
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This article is provided by Home Studio Corner. Expanders and gates are incredibly useful tools, but only if you use them properly. If you’re a novice when it comes to these gems of processing, perhaps a crash course is in order! As always, the video is embedded below, which I hope you find helpful. Don’t forget to leave your thoughts and comments below! Joe Gilder is a Nashville based engineer, musician, and producer who also provides training and…
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Friday, January 07, 2011
Joe Gilder
01/07/11 12:14 PM,

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This article is provided by Home Studio Corner. A question I’m frequently asked is how to remove the vocals from tracks for clients. While you can never completely remove the vocals, you can generally knock them down enough to make the track useful for whatever the client has planned. As always, the video is embedded below, which I hope you find helpful. Don’t forget to leave your thoughts and comments below! Joe Gilder is a Nashville based engineer,…
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Wednesday, December 29, 2010
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12/29/10 08:50 AM,
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With the introduction of Pro Tools 9, Metric Halo’s entire line of high-end audio interfaces is now fully compatible and fully-integrated, providing hardware configuration that is both accessed and saved within the Pro Tools environment. Metric Halo interfaces are available in a range of I/O counts, feature sets, and price points. “Of course, Metric Halo was ready for Pro Tools 9 on day one,” said Allen Rowand, Metric Halo’s field operative, “All of our products feature fully supported low-latency CoreAudio…
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Monday, December 27, 2010
John Kerns
12/27/10 01:29 PM,
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I’d like to say right off the top that this is in no way a new idea. Engineers have been recording shows for this purpose for quite a while. However, the ease and quality that can be obtained now is the big change. My goal is to simply and accurately reproduce the previous night’s show via playback through the same inputs and processing, to emulate at soundcheck in case I don’t actually get one on a show day. There was…
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