Check out this feature missing in Pro Tools

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by jchan

Yeah, would be nice to rough balance what's coming into the compressor. I'm curious about the LUFS normalization. Very useful starting point for docs and pods.
Avid is just keeping the boat floating right now, and It's hard to trim the sails while taking on water, especially you're alone in the boat. Bill Gates should consider emptying his back pocket and buy Avid and make Digidesign great again..

And that would be the death knell for PT. Do that and say goodbye to PT on Macs. Sure Microsnot does a smattering amount of s/w for Macs but it's a poor country cousin to their support for Windows.

Originally Posted by jchan

Adobe if you can hear me, please buy Avid.

At least Adobe supports both OSX and Winblows. Buts say goodbye to permanent licenses for PT. This is why I haven't updated my Photoshop install in years - I froze that at the version just before they went sub-only.

[Rich Breen]

FWIW, just saw that Quiet Arts' "Defaulter" now supports LKFS

[dez811]

Originally Posted by jchan

Pro Tools keeps falling way behind it's competition.

This little Logic feature would be awesome to have in Pro Tools to enhance workflow. Needless to say this feature has been in many daws for more than 10 years already, Samplitude to name one..

Non destructive clip gain normalization, peak or LUFS:

Check it out!

https://www.pro-tools-expert.com/log...eid=24ccbbb846

for me it would be mixer scenes like in studio one 5 the ability to a/b multiple mixes in one project without having to open a new ptx file. amplitude has had this for a while. also a listen bus

[jchan]

Yeah, I stopped dreaming years ago about being able to having multiple sessions open at once and copy between them. One shall not demand unrealistic things...though most other daws again had this possibility for many many years.

[TrentWilliams]

QuietArt's Defaulter v2 does this as well as automating the process.

https://quietart.co.nz/defaulter/