Pro Tools 2023.3 is out

[JFreak]

Originally Posted by redmount

What do I don't understand in the Apple Silicon / Rosetta concept ?
Thanks.

Rosetta is needed for the backwards thinking plugin vendors who have not updated to Apple Silicon native. If it runs on Intel code, Apple Silicon hardware needs to convert it using Rosetta.

[redmount]

sure but what about Melodyne that is supposed to run natively under Apple Silicon ?
That's what confuses me.

[Sardi]

Originally Posted by JFreak

Rosetta is needed for the retarded plugin vendors who have not updated to Apple Silicon native. If it runs on Intel code, Apple Silicon hardware needs to convert it using Rosetta.

Retarded? Come on man.

Also, did you read what they actually wrote? They’re referring to Melodyne being AS native but the release notes implying it’s not.

I’m sure they’re not the only one confused by the statement. It has me scratching my head too.


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[Siegfried Meier]

Originally Posted by Fishbone

Tested here with different tempo values and got no such error.

Grid works as expected, with whole numbers that escalates into subdivisions according with the zoom level

Several others have confirmed it’s happening as well - not sure why for some and not for others? Based on sample rate maybe?

[sound01]

Originally Posted by JFreak

retarded plugin vendors

Really?

You're a moderator here and you're using that term.

You do know it's 2023?

[redmount]

Anyway, time to chill, I'm rephrasing the question


Anybody using Melodyne natively on a M1/M2 - Ventura - Protools2023.3 - without Rosetta

[Evil Jack]

Originally Posted by JFreak

Rosetta is needed for the retarded plugin vendors who have not updated to Apple Silicon native.

Grow up.

[its2loud]

Originally Posted by JFreak

Rosetta is needed for the retarded plugin vendors who have not updated to Apple Silicon native. If it runs on Intel code, Apple Silicon hardware needs to convert it using Rosetta.

What we SAY in life echos in eternity as well…

This is not acceptable language in any situation. Especially when using it as negative connotation towards someone or some entity.

[audiogamble]

Originally Posted by redmount

Anyway, time to chill, I'm rephrasing the question


Anybody using Melodyne natively on a M1/M2 - Ventura - Protools2023.3 - without Rosetta

Yeah I thought this was a weird statement too. Melodyne was working for me on the beta pro tools version. I don’t know what changed.

Very excited about the new elastic audio algorithm. It’s promising to be phase coherent across multitrack audio. If this is true, its major.


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[redmount]

thanks... looking forward to play with these new toys