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Originally Posted by Shan
Unlikely in my opinion. Digidesign had the lead and got their foot in the door first. It is now thoroughly embedded in our audio society and has been for a good solid decade. It would be quite the costly expense to change over to anything, regardless if it was better or not. The current industry may choose the better DAW, but the reality of the expense to transition over would prevent this. Most of the big major studios in my part of the world will not be moving to PT 10 and definitely not PT 11. They simply cant afford it. Unfortunately, people seem to think they can...like Avid.
Good to see you around again tamas. Looks like this newest event in audio history has pulled a lot of people out of hiding. 
Shane |
You're probably right, but still I don't see any daw which is really, clearly better than pt.
It never cease to amaze me how many non-pro tools user think that each and every pro tools user is dumb. Maybe it is just me, but I don't get their logic (pun intended) behind it.