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Post by Ned Ward on Dec 20, 2019 16:11:28 GMT -6
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Post by Johnkenn on Jan 2, 2020 15:58:23 GMT -6
PTs is a POS. Crashing all the time on me.
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Post by phantom on Jan 2, 2020 22:54:46 GMT -6
PTs is a POS. Crashing all the time on me. I had some weird crashes on Windows too. |
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Post by Bender on Jan 3, 2020 0:44:58 GMT -6
Prediction: 2020's are the decade protools undeniably looses it's "crown". Too many better daws out there.
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Post by Blackdawg on Jan 3, 2020 1:52:50 GMT -6
Prediction: 2020's are the decade protools undeniably looses it's "crown". Too many better daws out there. probably loose lots of native users. But there is no real replacement out there for an HDX system. Just isn't. And while latency is becoming less of an issue all around with faster USB/TB stuff. It doesn't have the DSP power an HDX system does...yet. Will come a time sooner than later that HDX becomes overpriced to lots of options. But not happening yet. And that is what will carry ProTools for now. Because studios still use HDX and it is still the best option for big studios. And if big studios are using it, so will the little guy(in a majority anyways). |
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Post by brenta on Jan 3, 2020 12:48:25 GMT -6
Prediction: 2020's are the decade protools undeniably looses it's "crown". Too many better daws out there. probably loose lots of native users. But there is no real replacement out there for an HDX system. Just isn't. And while latency is becoming less of an issue all around with faster USB/TB stuff. It doesn't have the DSP power an HDX system does...yet. Will come a time sooner than later that HDX becomes overpriced to lots of options. But not happening yet. And that is what will carry ProTools for now. Because studios still use HDX and it is still the best option for big studios. And if big studios are using it, so will the little guy(in a majority anyways). UAD has fully replaced all of the features of HDX for me. If using it with Pro Tools vanilla you are still subjected to Avid's artificial track count limitation, but that's not an issue for the vast majority of users. But I agree that the few studios still catering to freelance engineers need to have HDX/HD because most freelance engineers don't know how to run a UAD session. I think most home and project studios are going to continue to migrate to other DAWs, regardless of what the big studios are doing. It's too easy to import and export audio in and out of different DAWs. If I weren't so lazy I would learn a new DAW and make the switch. |
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Post by Blackdawg on Jan 3, 2020 18:09:46 GMT -6
probably loose lots of native users. But there is no real replacement out there for an HDX system. Just isn't. And while latency is becoming less of an issue all around with faster USB/TB stuff. It doesn't have the DSP power an HDX system does...yet. Will come a time sooner than later that HDX becomes overpriced to lots of options. But not happening yet. And that is what will carry ProTools for now. Because studios still use HDX and it is still the best option for big studios. And if big studios are using it, so will the little guy(in a majority anyways). UAD has fully replaced all of the features of HDX for me. If using it with Pro Tools vanilla you are still subjected to Avid's artificial track count limitation, but that's not an issue for the vast majority of users. But I agree that the few studios still catering to freelance engineers need to have HDX/HD because most freelance engineers don't know how to run a UAD session. I think most home and project studios are going to continue to migrate to other DAWs, regardless of what the big studios are doing. It's too easy to import and export audio in and out of different DAWs. If I weren't so lazy I would learn a new DAW and make the switch. yeah that was kind of my point. I learn Pyramix in the last 2 years a bit. I like it alot....and hate it a lot haha |
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Post by Bat Lanyard on Jan 3, 2020 19:34:08 GMT -6
probably loose lots of native users. But there is no real replacement out there for an HDX system. Just isn't. And while latency is becoming less of an issue all around with faster USB/TB stuff. It doesn't have the DSP power an HDX system does...yet. Will come a time sooner than later that HDX becomes overpriced to lots of options. But not happening yet. And that is what will carry ProTools for now. Because studios still use HDX and it is still the best option for big studios. And if big studios are using it, so will the little guy(in a majority anyways). UAD has fully replaced all of the features of HDX for me. If using it with Pro Tools vanilla you are still subjected to Avid's artificial track count limitation, but that's not an issue for the vast majority of users. But I agree that the few studios still catering to freelance engineers need to have HDX/HD because most freelance engineers don't know how to run a UAD session. I think most home and project studios are going to continue to migrate to other DAWs, regardless of what the big studios are doing. It's too easy to import and export audio in and out of different DAWs. If I weren't so lazy I would learn a new DAW and make the switch. I don't run into the track count limitation with PT Native, but did run into the 32 I/O limitation (actually had forgotten about it) and have to capture mixes in Logic (hybrid setup). As much as I've tried to switch I just don't know of any other DAW that beats the interface and workflow. I've tried them all and have many licenses for ones I don't use. Same old debate! |
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Post by adamjbrass on Jan 7, 2020 12:08:05 GMT -6
UAD has fully replaced all of the features of HDX for me. If using it with Pro Tools vanilla you are still subjected to Avid's artificial track count limitation, but that's not an issue for the vast majority of users. But I agree that the few studios still catering to freelance engineers need to have HDX/HD because most freelance engineers don't know how to run a UAD session. I think most home and project studios are going to continue to migrate to other DAWs, regardless of what the big studios are doing. It's too easy to import and export audio in and out of different DAWs. If I weren't so lazy I would learn a new DAW and make the switch. yeah that was kind of my point. I learn Pyramix in the last 2 years a bit. I like it alot....and hate it a lot haha Super curious why you like/hate Pyramix? I have been using it for about 4 years now
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