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Old 09-16-2018, 11:55 PM
Dreamago Dreamago is offline
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Default Old question regarding HD Native system

I am considering in purchasing a HD Native Thunderbolt + HD OMNI bundle.

The AVID homepage explains "Get the same pristine sound of Pro Tools | HDX for less with Pro Tools | HD Native. Instead of dedicated DSP, HD Native harnesses the power of your computer, so you can take on large, complex sessions".
However, I also find several comments on the net mentioning that the HD Native Thunderbolt does not carry a DSP and therefore there is no release of CPU power.
Can somebody tell me what AVID means in "harnesses" and also how efficient this actually is.

Thank you in advance!
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