2019.6?

[frabo]

Whaaaat ? ha this is a joke... LOL

[Southsidemusic]

Originally Posted by frabo

Whaaaat ? ha this is a joke... LOL

Nope! No joke!

[daeron80]

Originally Posted by falcowe

Dare I say, "good job AVID"? They released an update within 30 days that fixed bugs. Keep this up and you might improve the mood from your recent fiasco of a price change announcement.

It might improve the mood from, "What in the devil is wrong with you!!!" to "Well, OK, at least these few things aren't broken anymore. Can you fix the important things now?"

[grabie]

Originally Posted by Southsidemusic

And it is Not included in any plan.

The new thing with HEAT is you can run it on non HD versions but you still need to own it to use ot.

You need to buy a license to be able to run HEAT on PT.

No joke!
- But I had to laugh out loud, when I read that.
Not that funny, still it realy looks like a joke to me.

[JFreak]

You can never please everyone. Now this only means Avid finally allows standard software customers to buy that plugin, nothing more.

[reichman]

Originally Posted by senghor

Is Avid on the road for one version of Pro Tools. If You want you can use it as Ultime or Vanilla. Depends on your gear only. Perhaps?

Actually, it's the opposite. Ultimate used to work only if you had the gear. Now, Ultimate works software-only, with whatever gear you throw at it.

And for the complainers out there, please note that the rental price of Ultimate just went down. Not bad!

[WorldStudios]

Heat is great. I have used it on just about every session since it came out and I bought it. That people think they should just get it for free seems weird. I think it is great news that it is finally supported in PT Vanilla.

[wwittman]

I think it should be included.
Or at the very least should be much less expensive.

There are too many other good sounding saturation options out there now.

[innesireinar]

Originally Posted by wwittman

I think it should be included.
Or at the very least should be much less expensive.

There are too many other good sounding saturation options out there now.

Agree. The old Waves NLS is still a good choice

[JCBigler]

Isn't the big benefit to Heat that it takes up much less CPU resources than then other plugins because it's built right into the Protools mixer itself? (Or maybe rather that you've already lost that CPU headroom since it's already there all the time whether it's authorized or not?)