What makes Pro Tools pro?

[Mitch Griffin]

Originally Posted by Eric Lambert

That's been their MO for a while now, for reasons mentioned above (i.e. audio post is their hot spot). For composer who lean heavily upon MIDI, PT is practically abandonedware. Opcode's StudioVision, an app from two decades ago, was FAR ahead then as compared to PT today. I swear, I'd pay $7,500 to have SV built into ProTools.

SV was too good, the industry had to kill it!

[Sardi]

Originally Posted by wwittman

It’s at least as “pro” as the way logic is “logical”.

Hahaha! That’s what I always say too.

Seriously though, it’s just a name.


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[Eric Lambert]

Originally Posted by TrackerLe

Eric Lambert

yes this is official.Her is the Link for example:Win10
http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/t...ndows-10-Guide

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Disable Turbo Boost and C-State Transition (BIOS)
Disable Hyper-Threading

Yeesh

[Eric Lambert]

Originally Posted by Mitch Griffin

SV was too good, the industry had to kill it!

Haha.

Though, in that case, it wasn't a competitor buying and then dousing Opcode's flame, it was a conglomerate who'd lost touch with its customers. That almost sounds familiar.

[smurfyou]

Originally Posted by Eric Lambert

That's been their MO for a while now, for reasons mentioned above (i.e. audio post is their hot spot). For composer who lean heavily upon MIDI, PT is practically abandonedware. Opcode's StudioVision, an app from two decades ago, was FAR ahead then as compared to PT today. I swear, I'd pay $7,500 to have SV built into ProTools.

I thought I was the only one who still thought about StudioVision 20 years later

[BScout]

Originally Posted by Mitch Griffin

SV was too good, the industry had to kill it!

By "industry" you mean Gibson. Within a year of buying it. Because Gibson.